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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation plans a statewide referendum in about seventeen hundred townships on the Ship Subsidy Bill now in Congress. Members will discuss the bill, learn its provisions and costs, then vote and send results to Des Moines.
The Smith family and Mrs Bess Smith express gratitude for the flowers sent in memory of their mother and grandmother after her death. Mr and Mrs W R Smith, Miss Bess Smith, Mr and Mrs David Holmes acknowledge the gesture.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with Mrs T J Stientjes on Thursday evening, June 29th, at an unspecified location.
Mattock and son Floy plus relatives visited Parkersburg. Roskom came from Bieha South Carolina. Wilkinson of Gaza was a business caller near OWT. Ear Turner of new Sheldon visited Matlock. Bots attended a consent in Pella. Botsford family and a Sioux Falls passenger group. Westerman family and Washer family spent Sunday at Okoboji. Floyd Getting returned home from Parkersburg garage work. Hugh Heading and family visited Beldt relatives in Sioux City. Linda Green expected home from Oakdale sanatorium. Farran of Rowan planned visit with C F Farran. Peters shipped stock to Chicago markets.
Secretary of State Ramsey predicts strong public support for a proposed Iowa bonus law covering World War I veterans who served from April 6, 1917 to armistice. The plan would pay 50 cents per day up to 250 dollars, with total bonds of about 22 million issued to fund payouts over twenty years via a dedicated tax.
Albert Schemmer of Rockwall and Peter D.R. of Okazee visit Hull on Thursday. Greta Oelrich graduates in Home Economics from Ames. Henry Voogh auctions household goods. Woogh family plans move to Grand Rapids. Local residents, including John Murphy family and the Mayer family, stop by or travel to Ames and Sheldon.
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