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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
5
Ancient Bristol court of Pied Poudre Dusty Feet, last of its kind, was reinstalled this autumn. The Recorder presided as locals and travelers sought redress during a 14 day fair period in the market beside the Guild hall.
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports increased big game on U S government reservations with 508 buffalo five years after 207 and 504 elk after 1539. 92 antelope up from 40. Bird protection efforts include improved refuges grain plantings and wardens while federal acts led to nearly 1000 violator arrests and over 500 convictions with fines from 1 to 500 dollars.
The piece recalls Josephine, longtime housekeeper to Anatole France, and how she once mocked his intellect while keeping his home in pristine order. The Guardian notes grief in two hearts when infirmity forced her retirement, reflecting on the master’s limited mastery beyond food.
Dockside London residents recall the Cutty Sark, once a famed ten clipper that reportedly reached 182 knots in 12 hours. Now renamed Ferreira, she sails under the Portuguese flag and sits in the Surrey docks, a wooden veteran outlasting iron steamers despite changing times.
A steel kitchen range is offered for sale in perfect condition. Inquiries directed to the Reporter office.
The piece argues a film fan base could propel a movie star into the presidency. It cites 90 million U.S. movie fans and suggests voters would back a star with honesty and charm if nominated, warning against laughter at the idea and predicting it may happen someday.
A correspondent notes in Britain a gin jar with yellowish resin and white fungus, nicknamed bee wine for the buzzing activity. Known as Balm of Gilead, it is handed as a love gift, not sold, and linked to eastern trees. It is used unfermented for coughs and other ailments, valued for fragrance and medicinal lore.
At an inland shipping congress in Rotterdam the drainage of the Zuyder Zee dominated discussion. Speakers urged new canals and deliberate village and factory placement near canals and dykes to aid shipping and prevent polder water pollution. Some waterways to Zuyder Zee ports would be preserved, while new harbors are needed where polders continue land.
A Boston golfer praises his caddie who spotted the ball in the rough after a near loss. The youngster, spotting the ball, lifted it high and proclaimed triumphantly that the ball was found, quipping in a humorous way about the “miserable dicty.”
The Birmingham Age Herald reports on a village drama group facing financial strain with no salaries for three weeks. Cast members perform with enthusiasm despite monetary hardship, illustrating the tension between festive portrayal and economic strain in local theater.
Frsale new potatoes and a list of local activities. People traveled to Sioux City and Sioux Falls for medical, family, and social events. A baby boy was born to John Rehberg, and Gerrit Westra was seriously injured in a corn field runaway. a new drinking fountain was installed by the Citizenship Club.
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