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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Boyden Reporter notes Jacob Van Zwol as publisher with Thursday morning publication in Boyden Iowa. The paper is entered at the Boyden post office as second class matter.
In reply to liquor interests claims that prohibition ignored service members this piece lists facts about prewar dry and wet areas and broad support for the National Prohibition Amendment. It notes Congress actions in 1917 and war-era public opinion, urging soldiers to defend constitutional prohibition and to subscribe to the Sioux City Tribune or Journal.
Sioux County voters approved a measure to authorize hard surfacing of the Primary Road System by 1950 to 740, with Sheridan Township 104 to 34 in favor. Officials say paving depends on road selection by the Supervisors with state and federal agencies, targeting main market roads connected to county seats. Flag Day on June 14 prompts citizens to display Old Glory nationwide.
Westbound trains No 1 at 12 09 PM No 8 at 7 29 PM No 95 freight at 8 10 AM Eastbound No 8 at 1 55 PM No 4 at 3 07 AM No 96 freight at 4 35 PM
Iowa War Savings committee expects thousands of war savings societies to boost sales of Thrift and War Savings stamps across cities and towns. Schools and industrial Sites plan active drives, with competitions to cut expenses and encourage saving. United Presbyterian Church notes Sabbath services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with prayer meeting Thursday and Ladies Missionary Society Friday.
A garden theme links thrift and growth as seed money for War Savings Stamps. The verse urges garden toil to save and build wealth, aiming for peace of mind and healthier, ruddy health while supporting the war effort.
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