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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
2
The Reporter announces post office entry at Boyden as second class matter. It notes terms of subscription and that display advertising rates will be provided upon application.
OHN JONGEWAARD announces himself as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the approval of the County Republican Convention. AMES W. WAITE announces himself as a candidate for County Recorder subject to the approval of the Republican County Convention.
Republican electors of Iowa are called to a Des Moines delegate convention on Wednesday August 1 1900 at 11 oclock for nominating candidates for state offices and other business. Representation is one delegate per county plus one for each 200 votes or fraction from the 1899 Shaw governor vote. Chairman H O Weaver signed from Osceola OBrien Lyon Sioux counties.
The Maurice Review may cease after two more issues without local business patronage. Editor Harry AcCormack is praised for skill. the paper's size and costly equipment are cited as factors, with a plea that Maurice residents support a small, viable edition to keep the paper in Maurice.
The Alton Democrat criticized Rev Acheson for joining the Glee Club that performed at the county convention. It says he acted at the invitation of local citizens and exercised his prerogative without seeking consent from the paper or any other party.
A letter decries a Democrat publication that mocked Rev. Acheson and a county glee club. It defends the group as respected citizens in social, moral, and financial standings and condemns the paper for labeling them buffoons due to differing political views.
The writer analyzes possible 1896 like outcomes with New York and Indiana as key states. They argue Democrats would need multiple large states such as New York Indiana Kansas and South Dakota to secure a win and predict fewer than 200 electoral votes.
The Doon Journal is sold to F A Hurt by Perey Kolbhot. The paper is regarded as valuable property and well known locally. Perey offers no public plan for the future but is likely to purchase another newspaper.
A passage notes some people cannot sing or understand music, preferring growls over melody. It contrasts human singing with a dog or wolf's howling, implying limited vocal talent and desire for silence. The tone mirrors a humorous or critical remark about vocal ability.
The twenty sixth annual Sioux County Normal Institute convenes July 39 at 8 a.m. in the Orange City public school building and runs two weeks with no Saturday session the first week. State Superintendent Barrett will address on August 10. Examinations precede the Institute on July 27 and 28. Credit earned at the Institute appears on examination reports. Regular examination results will be issued by August 15.
County Superintendent E. D. Brown emphasizes mandatory attendance for the Sioux County Normal Institute. He urges teachers to attend the full term, with examinations for those absent, and notes the importance of preparing for the coming school year while acknowledging the costs and heat. The letter urges cooperation and recommends reading educational journals and state reading courses.
Sunday School entertainment by Mrs Acheson and Miss Myrtle Davis to be held at the opera hall this Friday evening, with all invited to attend.
Aений list of names and roles from a school program includes recitations solos and exercises by students such as Rachel Morris Maгgare Finch Jennie Gibson Ruth Jackson Eunice Acheson Evelena Elwood Naomi Cooper Charlie Kuyper Myrtle Davis and Olive Horn. The program features children performing songs recitations and small theatrical pieces under supervision of teachers.
Colonel Watterson questions which side Li Hung Chang supports while commenting on George Fred Williams. The exchange hints at political maneuvering and the use of terms like premium idiot in a confusion of figures and loyalties.
Advertisement offers a $100 reward for a cataract cure Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure all cases. Includes testimonials and endorsers from Toledo druggists West Traux Walding Kinnan Marvin. Internally taken cure advertised at seven cents per bottle with free testimonials. Henry Watterson quote about Croker cited.
Blamark credits superb health to Dr King’s New Life Pills. The copy claims the product develops brain and body power, linking vitality to well functioning stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Available for 25 cents at M. Brinks drug store.
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