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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
2
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The Town Council of Boyden Iowa resolves to build permanent four foot wide sidewalks on the west side of Lincoln street from Railroad to Pleasant, on the east side of Grant street from Railroad to Webb, and on the west side of Block 8 and 9 within sixty days of publication. Adopted June 7 1909 and published June 12 1909. Mayor Will H Eddy and Clerk H C Tuttle sign.
The article urges strict home sanitation to limit fly breeding and germ spread in TB battles. It highlights removing garbage and closed drains, screening homes, and protecting milk and food from flies. It notes a death of Noman and Mr Schaap transporting the body to Dakota after Noman’s illness.
A compact survey traces hospital origins from Roman care staff and Valens caesarea 370 80 A D to monastic alms and English medieval foundations. It notes London Dublin Cork Limerick Belfast hospitals and 18th century expansion amid public and special institutions.
At the first Annual Meeting last Tuesday reports of the business were satisfactory. A dividend of 34 percent was declared, and capital stock rose from 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. E Dunn of Mason City attended and spoke on uniting forces and praised the local company. Carpenters worked on the Weinscoten house and moved to country work after plastering.
The Atchison Globe urges thrift and warns against shiftlessness in society. The editorial calls readers to reflect on personal frugality and responsibility, pledging no names while stressing the moral importance of economical living.
A tale of a man who first protects himself from neighbors cheating him then shifts to avoid cheating others. This inner change leads to harmony as he transforms his market cart into a chariot of the sun, symbolizing personal reform and moral improvement.
A dialogic sketch shows a rich man refusing aid with Money is not good for the poor while an applicant urges action and pretense. The piece reflects social tension and urban dialogue in a Kansas City Independent brief.
An obliging Jaller replies to the mayor that three tramps are locked up and wish to play whist, while a fourth is being sought for a game at Tales.
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