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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
6
The Boyden Reporter lists subscription at 1.00 per year in advance and 1.50 after year end, with no discontinuation until notified and all arrears paid. Advertising rates are available on application, with 50 cent for cards. Charitable ads or those for financial gain are half price.
County candidate John Jongewaard announces his Republican bid for renomination to the office of County Recorder. He asks for voter support at the upcoming primary in June and thanks supporters for their confidence.
A Republican candidate for County Recorder of Sioux County declares candidacy for the June primary election. J. G. Vanden Berg is identified as the candidate seeking voter decision.
The notice proclaims H. H. McKee as a candidate for County Treasurer of Sioux County in the Republican June primary 1912. It notes McKee’s qualities and signals possible opposition, while also mentioning John Jongewaard’s renomination for County Recorder and a desire to fund an opera house piano upgrade.
A special collection will be taken at the U P church during the morning service next Sabbath. A yearly church tax is assessed on members and is now due before April 1 to close the church year. Please come prepared.
Mayor T Will H Wady proclaims a biennial election for Boyden Iowa to be held March 25 1912 in the town hall. Offices include One Mayor Five Councilmen at large One Treasurer and One Assessor. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm. Clerk H O Tuttle signs.
The report shows on hand balances and receipts for the Teachers Fund and Contingent Fund. It lists district tax receipts, apportionments, and transfers with total funds and disbursements for salaries, fuel, rent, repairs, and library purchases and projects an estimated need for the next year.
A chaotic notice reports William Smith sold at public auction to Lucy Anderson on a farm near Ashland with guests and fanciful items listed as wedding presents. The ceremony included a Mendelssohn march, and the couple set to depart for a trip, with terms 12 months and cash on delivery for others.
Mrs E Van Steenbergen of Linden Washington thanks readers for advancing her subscription a year Rheumatic Ring advertised by A A B Co. Mrs Bender operated Feb 24 for breast cancer by Dr Stoehr Huizenga Rock Valley successful recovery expected home soon John Rensink visited after a fast ride and prepaid a year, adding his son to the Ames school list
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