Watered at the Post office at Boyden a second class matter
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
2
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The newspaper announces standard advertising rates apply for end of thanks resolutions of respect wedding presents obituary poetry and all other notices. It states one half focal rates will be charged for money making schemes of church and civic societies and civic directories.
Director Sage of the Town Weather and Crop Service reports 10,880 acres of corn in Sioux County, 2, 470 more than last year, with storms and floods reducing by about 6W4 750 acres. State forecast averages suggest 40 bushels per acre, but local totals could top ten bushels above the state average, yielding as high as 6,049,000 bushels. Other crops are improving, and Sioux County leads the state in farming prospects for a prosperous year.
Real estate transfer records show multiple property changes by filing date across Iowa towns including Hospers Hospers Elden Center and Wardens districts. Transfers list buyers sellers parcels and consideration amounts with each entry noting tract and block references in various townships.
Judge Wakefield of the district court at Sioux City ruled that the term owner in the Iowa mulct law refers to the actual owner of the saloon, not just the building owner. The decision clarifies who can be held responsible under the Martin law for alleged saloon violations.
Fragmentary notice covers Iowa prohibition dispute in Sioux City with Mel Powers and league arguing for old law interpretation. Obscure text mentions bonds, $35 abatement, and potential name changes to evade injunctions, plus a Toledo affidavit about Hall's Catarrh Cure. It also advertises a Spirit Lake excursion on July 15 with trains, steamers, and base ball game details.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Van den Well last Monday with Dr Gannon in attendance. Fred Jones has a brother visiting from Hartley this week. Jim Ver Hoef is on the sick list. Ed Mahoney and Arthur Miller drove to Sheldon today.
At ten o'clock tomorrow July 10 Mr John E Orr will marry Miss Mary Goddard at Charles City Town. Both have many friends across Sioux County and many heartfelt congratulations are expected. They will return to Orange City later this week as per semi official notice. The Herald sends best wishes.
N A Fink visits Chicago then returns. Foppe block work progresses with trim on site. Epworth League Chatauqua attendance at Canton. M E church services paused due to Rev Richards absence. N A Fink to Spirit Lake to manage elevator for year. Fences at fair grounds repaired after storm. other buildings soon restored. Insurance adjuster inspected Warren hotel damage. Siemensma family visiting Remsen. Stensvad rumored to have sold creamery interests. Miss Marie Richards attends Chatauqua readings. Mrs James Thomas hosts reception for Mrs Beyer. Charity McKee attends Iowa State Normal Cedar Falls for kindergarten study. Ex Mayor Chemmer returns from Tennessee visit. Sunday services in U P church delayed until repairs finish. Rev Huizenga to pastor Dutch Reformed. McKellar Roberts shaft broke near Warren. neck damage reported. N P McLean moves near U P parsonage. Streken vacates residence, Carter sale closed. J A Scott lists south-city property for sale. plans California departure.
Notice to heirs and all interested to appear at the Courthouse in Orange City Sioux County Iowa September 16 1902 at 2 p m to contest probate of the purported last will and testament of John Diedrick Stegemann deceased. Dated June 16 1902 Geo Brewster Clerk of the District Court P Ewing Deputy.
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