Raised waist line skirts arrive at bargain prices
A. V.B & Co offers an assortment of raised waist line ladies skirts priced from five to nine dollars, sorted by color.
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Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
Farmers Report Splendid Small Grain Crop This Year
15 Years Ago report notes a good small grain crop with many farmers cutting grain Wednesday. Miss Maggie Murray, former Maurice teacher, returns home for vacation with her parents. Lew Stutzman of Hull visits town to catch up with friends and local affairs. Mary and Rose McCabe travel to Orange City for summer school. Shimp. Boyden urges home town furniture purchases. Grand-s Bulliet of Hull visits Ed. Wiet. she is 86. Mrs. Charlie Work is ill on the farm, with Meredith helping. Mrs. W. S. Tuttle of Sioux City visits friends and relatives.
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Maggie Murray
Maurice
Lew Stutzman
Hull
Mary
Rose McCabe
Orange City
Boyden
Grandsa Bulett
Ed. Wiet
Boyden Iowa Reporter Advertising Rules and Rates
The Boyden Iowa Reporter published every Thursday at Boyden Iowa lists subscription at 1.00 yearly or 1.50 after year end. Notices that arrears are paid in full. Advertising rates available on application. Card of blanks 50 cents. Charitable ads charged admission or for financial gain half price.
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Boyden
Iowa
Local notes and events across town this week
Alex Shafer advances on his new home completion. Albert Dean family and Mrs Perry attend a Free Methodist camp meeting at Petter son. O B Wallbridge visits after retiring from Chicago. Des Moines visitors Scott Kemp and bird arrive to see Mrs John Connell. Cholera concerns arise in Mr Pauma’s hog drove. Ex postmaster Schaap shifts to Real Estate and Insurance. John Pryde relocates post office to McCrum building. Local politicians Shoemaker and Baulkema seek Republican nominations. A Modern Woodman lodge forms with 22 members. Roch Valley invited to handle the work with a town banquet planned. Henry Work injures shoulder slipping on ice while fetching it from the house. Dr Brink treats the wound.
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Alex Shafer
Albert S. Dean
Perry
Petterson
O. B. Wallbridge
Chicago
Lillie
Scott
Kemp
Bird
Des Moines
John Connell
Pauma
Towa
Schaap
John Pryde
McCrum
Shomaker
Hawarden
Baulkeman
Sioux Center
Shoemaker
Baulkena
Roch Valey
Henry
Brink
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