Boyden Reporter Jacob Lan Vol Publisher
The Boyden Reporter published weekly on Thursdays in Boyden Iowa. The notice lists subscription rates as 275 per year and 200 on single issue with postal entry at Boyden post office.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
4
The Boyden Reporter published weekly on Thursdays in Boyden Iowa. The notice lists subscription rates as 275 per year and 200 on single issue with postal entry at Boyden post office.
The first annual joint picnic of O'Brien and Sioux counties Farm Bureaus will be held in Sheldon July 4 with headquarters in the city park. A full forenoon program includes graduations, music by the Sheldon Band, and speeches by local and visiting officials. An afternoon baseball game, street sports, and an 7 open air dance cap the day. Mrs Henry Van Woudenberg of Rock Valley dies at 75. funeral in Hull with burial in Hull Cemetery. Survivors include seven children and a husband who died May 8.
Notice is hereby given that on June 18 1927 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Henry Van der Viet as administrator of the estate of L J Saarloos deceased. All debts must be paid to the administrator and all claims presented to the Court for allowance. Dated June 18 1927. J Van der Meide attorney. A Newport Kirk car and local names appear in the notice context.
Sailors are described as the most superstitious crew for fearing corpses on ships. They desert vessels when a corpse is brought aboard and regard ministers as bringing bad luck.
The article notes that around 360 Am brose adopted Psalms from older Roman pagan rites. Three centuries later Pope Gregory the Great added tones and set up singing schools.
The term politician originated in France in 1569 to denote men of wisdom and cunning, skilled in artifice and contrivance, yet never attaining true statesmanship.
A large lake near Mount Kenya, the continent’s second highest peak near the equator, remains ice covered throughout the year.
Boston Transcript notes a London greengrocer sign declaring Real Spanish onions while condemning foreign rubbish, reflecting wartime currency of national pride and homegrown produce in trade advertising.
The Cynical Bachelor notes that flirting loses its fun for a girl unless she knows it makes another girl miserable.
Paris Aire notes a host forces a guest to endure while she cleans. The scene centers on a phonograph playing jazz as the mistress performs chores, shaping a quirky domestic tableau in a Paris setting.
Found kit of Ford tools noted by Johannes Ryelts of Boyden Iowa. Hilton Bros Drug Co. listed as seller. Mr and Mrs Will Hirwikkel and children visited Sioux Center Monday. Matt Roggen of O'Brien Auto Co Sheldon stopped by Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Hein Hofstra and children Andrew and Winnie of Edgerton Minnesota were guests at the John Vos home Sunday.
Miss Anna Wilts visits sister Mrs Cornelius Verrips. Fred Lohof moved to Boyden. Bert Smit house rented. Van Meeteran visitors. Wanted: man with car to sell auto tires and tubes. Hilton Bros. Drug Co. hawks Lee's Oil Wormer for swine. Manna Rosenboom improving after rheumatism. Fairy Model Cable piano at Wilsey's Music Store. Mrs Korthals 63rd birthday celebrated. Mrs Bolstad to have Mayo hospital operation. Albert Stoessel visits Farmers Co operative Assn. Ray Vanden Brink and Steve Van der Horst return from Sioux City. They plan to stay then move west. Dealer ads for cabinet organ and Brunswick phonograph at low prices. Peter Westra and Sam Schutt visit Chicago and Holland, Mich. Hull Index.
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