27 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
1
Report on a visit to the Sheridan Stock and Dairy farm highlighting 17 Holstein cows, high milk production, and a scientifically run operation. Notes on Mr DeHoogh profits, butter and cheese quality, plus local improvements and community notices.
Petit jurors drawn for the September 1911 term of the District Court of Sioux County Iowa to appear for duty September 6 1911 at 10 oclock a m. Names and post offices include Henry Zeutenhorst Sioux Center H Bogaard Orange City John Schoolmeester Hall Joseph Steichen Alton A Poppen Sioux Center John Harmsen Sioux Center George Osborn Rock Valley John Kotver Alton J Wiekamp Sioux Center W Wassink Sioux Center R Heemstra Hult William Cook Hawarden J McKabe Hawarden Charles Lang Maurice John Schuller Maurice Frank Heemstra Tjerk Dykstra J Ruesvnk William Joening His E Goebel Ed Wyffels Albert Brink A Ronseik J T Van Gorki Albert Slob Frank Thurtell Mike Lucas FE VanderZwan John Meylink D Sneller A B DeHaan George Katze Mark Cooper W HH Hospers J H Lutjens P Teistra Jr John VerSteeg Will Eilts A Werkhoven Charlie Iewin John J Van Oor J W Stonks John Vogelzang John VerHoef B Van Batavie Boyden Orange City Alton Rock Valley Maurice Treton Sioux Center Hawarden Hall Hult
Capel Stemis from last week. Neil De Boer attended Alton on Thursday. C. G. Sharp received the third degree in Masonry at Hull on Wednesday. Andrew Plender and family visited relatives in Orange City Sunday. Art and Roscoe Creswell drove to Sedan Minnesota to plow a rented farm near their father. Mrs. Ella Sharp of North Fond du Lac Wisconsin arrived Monday for a two week visit with C. G. Sharp and family.
A spry farmer and long-time prairie hand, now past seventy five, says he has never been seriously sick and enjoys gardening. He quips five dollars would cover a doctor bill as friends wish him many more birthdays.
Three farmers were arrested and fined $50 each in Sheldon last week for selling stale eggs. The article warns egg sellers to ensure freshness, noting inspectors can appear unexpectedly and inspect in back rooms.
J A Stutzman sells Bert Kompar's empty property at 147 dollars per acre to A A Kuyper. The note records transfers and visits from residents like Mrs Ellenbroek and Miss Dean, with several trips to Hull and Chicago and comments on local real estate activity.
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