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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

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Sheridan Capel Farm Bureau Picnic Set for July 21

The Sheridan Capel Farm Bureau picnic will be held Thursday July 21 in the Will Rehberg grove north of Boyden. Arrangements are under way for an entertaining program with speakers likely to be engaged. Watch the Reporter for details. Miss Alma Heitritter and Miss Emma Beldt visit the Henry Fihr home in Sioux City.

Sheridan-Capel Farm Bureau Will Rehberg Grove Boyden Alma Heitritter Emma Beldt Henry Fihr Sioux City Fihr Eudora Heitritter Margaret Buren George Indiana

Eggink Store at Alton Burns to Ground

The Henry Eggink general merchandise store burned down last Tuesday about 4 30 am. Only the Eggink furniture survived in the east end. Inventory was about 25000 with 20000 insured. building insured for 7000. Eggink planned a large sale and had advertising in progress. He has not decided on future plans.

Henry Eggink Eggink

A Safer and Sane Fourth of July

A historical notice urges safer Fourth of July celebrations avoiding explosives and fireworks injuries. It notes prior heavy casualty lists from the holiday and reports declines in explosive accidents and tetanus, attributing risk largely to parental choices of buying materials for children. It calls for finding alternative expressions of loyalty and emphasizes parental responsibility to prevent wounds or property damage.

America

Boyden Chautauqua Offers New And Varied Program

The Boyden Chautauqua dates July 13 to 16 bring a lineup of entertainment. Pamahasika's Circus on opening day, Broadcasters and The Whole Town's Talking on day two, Loseff's Russian Quartette and Dr. Ira Berry lectures on day three, Hubert Small Entertainers and Daddy Long Legs on final night. Season tickets soon. adults 1.75, children 1.00. single admissions 50c and 25c.

Boyden Chautauqua United Chautauquas Pamahasika New York City Loseff Ira P. Berry Dr. Berry America Forever Hubert Small C. B E. Booth Daddy Long-Legs

Cholera Threat for Lyon County Hog Herds

Veterinarians in Lyon County warn of a potential severe hog cholera epidemic this year as several farms report bad cases. Experts attribute the outbreak to the wet season and urge immediate vaccination, noting many farmers have already vaccinated to protect their hogs.

Lyon County The Agricultural State College

Mrs. T. J. Stientjes Speaks at Sioux City Conference

Mrs. T. J. Stientjes of Boyden, Sioux County Farm Bureau Auxiliary chairwoman, spoke at the Interstate Conference in Sioux City on June 15. She urged women to engage adults and youths with a shared farm community interest and noted strong local attendance and enthusiasm for the auxiliary’s work.

Sioux County Farm Bureau Auxiliary T. J. Stientjes Boyden Sioux City Stroux County

Smothered in Sand at Lake Okoboji

George Hospers nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius G Hospers of Orange City was smothered in a cave at Lake Okoboji on Wednesday morning June 22 he was buried by a collapsing bank he played with Donald Dunlop of Orange City and Bobby Mead of Des Moines Funeral services were held last Friday afternoon at the Hospers home in Orange City

George Hospers Cornelius G. Hospers Orange City Donald Dunlop Bobby Mead Des Moines Hospers

Slight Change in Passenger Train Schedule

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a minor shift in service through Boyden. Passenger No 38 is cancelled and No 4 now serves Boyden arriving at 3 50 a m. All other trains stay as before.

Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Ry Boyden

Wanted Pigeon Season Opens at Rock Valley Poultry Yard

Rock Valley Valley Poultry Yards announces season reopening with payment of 1.20 dollars per dozen delivered. De Jong and Van t Hul, Props., Rock Valley, Iowa.

Rock Valley

Pioneer Boyden business man dies after four weeks illness

Perl Marshall Work a longtime Boyden blacksmith turned garage operator died at home on June 29 at 3 15 pm after a four week illness caused by poison absorbed from his teeth He was born August 21 1863 in Sheffield Ill and died at 63 years 10 months 8 days Survived by wife one brother Henry Work of Amherst S D one sister Mrs Charley Brown of Cooksville Ill and other relatives He married Anna Bergman in 1897 and had a daughter who died in infancy Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 pm at his home with Rev Neil Stewart and the Odd Fellows in charge Interment Boyden Cemetery The Reporter extends sympathy to the bereaved family

Perl Marshall Work Boyden Sheffield Ill John M Martha D. Work Henry Work Amherst S. D Charley Brown Cooksville Anna Bergman Mr. Work Work Hull Neil Stewart

Minnesota Creamerymen Lead National Cold Storage Contest

Minnesota creamerymen topped Iowa rivals in the preliminary scoring of the National Creamery Buttermakers Association Cold Storage Contest at St. Paul. Final results will combine storage and fresh butter scores with the November 29–30 convention to crown the National Banner winner.

Minnesota Iowa National Creamery Buttermakers Association St. Paul E. C. Dittevson Hutchinson Minn Maynard Dammen Austin D. W. Mohler Hampton W. F. Wargowsky Boyden Wisconsin South Dakota Oregon Washington Mississippi Tennessee Ohio California Idaho Illinois Montana

Hull Buttermaker Wins Second in Contest

C. W. Albright took second place in the Iowa Educational Butter Scoring contest on June 23, scoring 95.75. Floyd L. Sires won first with 96. Other Section Eleven members from the area posted high marks, including W. F. Wargowsky 94, J. J. Marx of George 93.50, M. O. Marx of George 93, R. E. Palmer of Rock Valley 93.50, John Dodéword of Rock Valley 95.50, Paul Moorman of Sheldon 94.00. Section Eleven’s first average stood at 96.10.

C. W. Albright Iowa Floyd L. Sires Iowa Buttermakers Association W. F. Wargowsky J. J. Marx George M. O. Marx R. E. Palmer Rock Valley John Dodeward Paul Moorman Sheldon

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Iridan-Capel Sioux City Tribune Or Journal Eeggink Alton the Store OF Quality and Service Oshkosh Pgosiz Boydin Chautauqua T. J. Siientjes Okoboji Deatil Wargowsky Hull Buttermaker
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