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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
4
The United Presbyterian Church announces services led by Pastor W. T. McConnell and a Sunday school session at Mabuvath School. The C U meeting and morning sermon focus on looking and seeing. The Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Guy Kuypec on Thursday, July 24.
Misses Carolie Scholten Anna Jean Versieer Maurice Scholten injured when their car tipped over an embankment near Arneld Virginia. Miss Scholten suffered a serious hip injury while the other occupants were bruised. Mos Se oten rushed to hospital at xibley. condition described as going along as well as can be expected.
Mrs Joe Erkes was injured when a Ford overturned after a truck from Spencer passed and struck the car beside the road. She suffered abdominal bruising and back pain while the Erkes family lived nearby. Harry Grieser followed the truck to Spencer as efforts to settle out of court continued.
The June 14 storm in White Lake damages many barns and outbuildings and damages several businesses. An elderly man died and property losses reach about 150000 dollars while no houses collapsed though a dwelling with a child harmed remained intact in the aftermath.
Local leaders announce the second Clothing Course lesson to be held at the schoolhouse District No 6 on July 22 in the afternoon. Township ladies are invited to attend and bring 4 yards of wrapping paper along with a plain waist pattern, tape measure, pins, scissors, and colored chalk. Mrs Fred Starkweather Sr visiting the Geo Minzgar home was seriously ill earlier in the week and hospitalized at Crate hospital in Sheldon for care. best wishes for her recovery.
In a Century the United States transformed from a sparsely populated nation with little industry to a wealthier society with vast resources. The speech credits material growth alongside the enduring strength of American character, faith, and public institutions as the true foundation of progress.
A pass book is a small account book used by banks to record a customer's deposits, with each entry acting as a receipt for the credited amount. It reflects the customer’s ongoing balance and activity as a dated record kept by the bank.
A reader quips about borrowing to pay income tax across years and asks how much the government owes for what he lacks. The Richmond Times Dispatch notes these troubled souls bother them with such remarks.
A group of old booksellers express satisfaction with their inventories saying some never sell much yet they remain confident and unconcerned about the market. Their tone suggests pride in offerings over immediate profit.
Town council of Boyden Sioux County Iowa will meet at 8 pm July 28 1924 at the Town Hall Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimates.
Mr and Mrs. John Roetman plan to move soon to Pipestone Minnesota where he has accepted a general store job. They vacate a house now sub let to Mr and Mrs Albert Koo. A letter from G Spyker man formerly of Boyden now in Dunningville Michigan notes Spykerman’s serious health with possible operation this fall. Sympathies extended by Boyden friends. Try New Style Old Tavern and Buck Neer Beer at Home Bakery Grocery and Restaurant.
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