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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
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Notice is given that on May 17 1910 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Gerrit Klay Everdina Vaandrager as executrix of Klaas Vaandrager deceased. All debtors must pay and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance.
Unofficial count shows Egan losing to his rival in South Dakota by 1 969 votes. The machine tally suggests he did not secure the nomination.
Speaker Cannon will launch an extended Westward campaigning tour after congress adjourns. Insurgents are expected to greet the announcement with loud, scornful laughter rather than merriment.
Mr and Mrs Will H Eddy drove to Primghar Tuesday evening where Mrs Eddy will visit while he attends the Bankers Meeting in Des Moines.
Columnists say Colonel Bryan may accept his party fielding its own presidential candidate if the candidate is a farmer and a publisher, highlighting agrarian credentials as decisive for leadership.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy for deafness linked to inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases from catarrh can be cured, offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured, lists Toledo Ohio address and druggist sales.
A weekly newspaper spotlights a man of ripe experience in presidential races, highlighting his long career, insights, and influence on political campaigns and public discourse.
The veteran congressman will visit numerous states to champion republican policy and the tariff law. He is expected to win re election in his home district, where supporters praise his steadfast record and popularity.
The Progressives assert Carroll had a 25000 vote majority two years ago, though the record shows a mere plurality. Hamilton, another Progressive, erased that margin and more. They feel compelled to stage a show despite the inaccurate claim.
A large crowd enjoyed a Saturday picnic with all advertised attractions. Boyden beat Hull 11 10 in the morning ball game, Sheldon defeated Hull 5 1 in the afternoon, and the Orange City band performed. Rev. Pierce was ill and replaced by F F Case of Primghar who delivered a strong address to a large audience. Hon. John Morriss gave the welcome and led the day’s events. Sheridan township voted 43 to 34 for Carroll over Garst. The Farmers Co Operative Association schedules its annual meeting Tuesday at 2:00 pm.
Jake Den Herder visited Orange City Sunday. Dick Van Zee recovers from rheumatism. James Top has skipped the country. No. 5 school closes next week with a picnic. M. Moow sold over 300 bushels of corn for seed. Dry town boosts remain a goal. Cut worms damaged new ground delaying replanting. Big strawberry patch yields well. Henry Reimers visited from Plankinton for Old Settlers Picnic. A Van Meeteren sold 160 acre farm for 130 per acre to Garrett Van der Wilt. he bought a half section near Archer for 112 per acre.
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