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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
2
Boyden Iowa notes weekly publication by C A Morris with Saturday issue schedule. Subscriptions priced at 1.00 per year in advance or 1.50 for a year. paper not discontinued until notified and all arrears paid in full.
Advertising rates listed include legal rate and locals at 5 cents per line, display 7 cents per running inch on pages 2 3 and 4, 8 cents per inch on page 1 or preferred position, cards of thanks 50 cents, charitable ads half price if admission is charged or for financial gain.
Burt Coleburner left Tuesday for New York City where he has a good job awaiting his arrival. About twelve Sheldon merchants are closing their shops at 6:30 each evening. Misses Ryan of Alexandria visited Mrs. Walker and returned home with Ray Walker who will stay a week. A new cement walk fronting Mrs. Walters U. P. church and the schoolhouse is finished. Garret De Vries and wife with others visited near Matlock Friday. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad appears amid community notes. A party from here, including Mr. and Mrs. Perl Work and others, went to Spirit Lake for a few days.
Deafness cannot be cured by local applications Druggists sell Hall's Catarrh Cure for 75 cents F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio One hundred dollar reward for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by the remedy. Wm Shimp visits Hobson gold mine in Denver stock holder reports promising future. Mrs L Schaap travels to Toronto to visit daughter and newborn granddaughter. Dancing party at Schumacher farm north of town with invitations. Hawarden Telephone Exchange connects to Boyden and will expand quickly.
Frank Colé came back from South Dakota at week’s start to find Fred well and ready for final proof. He dislikes the water there and doubts a permanent stay, despite homesteaders pursuing quick money. A new road across the Rouwenhorst pasture was surveyed Thursday and will soon open for travel within a day or so.
Millie Ellison of Ellsworth Wisconsin was murdered in the National Hotel in Minneapolis on Wednesday afternoon. Conductor Riggs of the Omaha line has been arrested for the crime. the killer struck with a hammer then poured wood alcohol on the clothing and set it afire.
List of letters remaining uncalled for includes Jos A Mason and Miss Anna Glorfield. A one cent fee is charged for each advertised letter. Callers should say Advertised. office hours are 8:00 to 8:00. J C Pryng Postmaster.
In Berlin authorities confiscate milk offered for sale that falls below the 2.7 percent fat standard. This action enables dairy men to dilute milk with water by 10 to 18 percent while still avoiding penalties.
Quote from the Philadelphia Ledger questions critique of David saying all men are Mars. The speaker says it was safer than singling out one man and telling him so. The line frames a cautious stance on public discourse and personal attack.
The great Rouen clock has measured time and struck hours and quarters for over 500 years, reportedly running without interruption.
A humorous exchange on a Chicago street car shows courtesy as a man offers a seat and the woman politely declines, noting she will exit at the next corner. The brief vignette captures urban etiquette with a light, period voice.
Herodotus notes that calumny embodies the worst evil, harming two wrongdoers and injuring a third through false accusation and injustice.
A quip on crime and prudence notes that surrendering money may be wiser than resisting. It frames virtue as outweighing talent in a streetwise maxim attributed to Momarion. The saying suggests caution over boldness when confronted by a robber.
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