Boyden Band Shifts Concerts To Saturdays
Community input leads Boyden Community Band to schedule Saturday night performances starting next week. Local items note births, farm sales, visits, and regional travel among residents of Hull Orange City Spirit Lake and surrounding areas.
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Ringling Bros to Exhibit July 31 at Sheldon
Official announcement confirms Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows will perform at Sheldon on July 31. The tour features about 800 performers including riders aerialists gymnasts and athletes. The spectacle expands to five elephant herds and four steel arenas with new Russian stallions and a vast staff of trainers and keepers.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Sheldon
Russia
Farmers Co Operative Association to Build New Office
The Farmers Co operative Association has begun demolishing the old office to erect a new two story 22 by 32 building with basement and clay block construction, brick front, modern improvements including furnace lavatory and toilet. A new scale and two gasoline pumps will be installed with canopied driveways on both sides.
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Farmers Co-Operative Association
For Sale and Local Notices From the Farm Community
For sale set of 30x34 chains electric dart heater rim and tire cover for Ford car. Henman Heitritter completed a fine new bar on the farm northeast of Boyden operated by Robt Jantzen. Grant Township Farm Bar picnic at Matlock features Mr Syks as speaker. All Chick Feeds close out at Vand en Brinks. Mark G Thornburg announces candidacy for Secretary of Agriculture on the Republican ticket, previously assistant under Cassady.
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Ford Car
LS. Henman Heitritter
Boyden
Robt. Jantzen
Vanden Brink's
Mark G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Cassady
Boyden Town Council Adjourns to Hear Budget July 25 1924
Boyden Iowa council adjourned from July 7 1924 meeting to July 8 1924 with Mayor Schaap presiding. A quorum was noted and the budget estimate was filed and read. A public hearing on the budget is set for July 25 1924 at 8 p m at the town hall. Bills were approved and actions included sewer line work and moving a lumber office. The report also notes sewing class, home demonstrations, and visits from W C Tyrrell and J T Tyrell.
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van Giessen
Moret
Dykstra
Rens
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Previus
Boyden
Iowa
Budset
Sioux County
Hespers Tribune
County of
Sioux
Papmers Savings Bank
Dikstra & Vander Maten
Goo M. Bechtel & Co
Pittsburg Meter Co
Llie
Hibbeler
Vanden Brink
S. G Vanden Brink
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Edna Stientjes
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