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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1906
Page
2
Weekly publication details from Boyden Iowa notes subscription costs for a year in advance or at year end. It lists arrears policy, permanent non-discontinuation until payment, and advertising rates for legal notices locals display and preferred positions. It also specifies card of thanks pricing and charity ad pricing rules.
The record notes Gov. Cummins has expressed support for Free Silver and the gold standard, low tariff and protection, reciprocity in competitive products, and he claims to stand at the state platform center. It also mentions his backing Horace Boies and his role in the Boies administration, while labeling him “carried uncertain” in legislating bribery.
In an authorized interview Dolliver declares he cannot campaign for Cummins and praises Perkins as worthy of Iowa Republican leadership. He says endorsement should reflect his stance toward Perkins and he would retire from the senate if needed. The Hawarden Chronicle reports Cummins machine funds $1200 into Sioux County to aid its effort.
In a heated exchange the Chronicle may publish proof to counter the Reporter claim that Cummins cannot finance his county campaign. The Sioux City Tribune suggests support for Cummins as a true Democrat while Republicans resist backing him.
Uncle George Perkins answered Gov Cummins Le Mars address in an interview Monday and delivered sharp criticisms. The exchange showed Perkins challenging the governor with pointed remarks as he sought to influence the political debate.
Quote from the Orange City Herald emphasizes integrity as the noblest trait in politics and business life. The note reflects a view that honesty should be uniform across public and private conduct.
The Orange City Herald reports Cummins supporters defeated the primary bill prepared by Senator Saunders. The standpatters opposed the measure, and the bill was killed.
This week the Herald urges repeal of import taxes on steel lumber and sugar while questioning why hides remain taxed. The piece argues free trade would aid industry and prices, appealing to consumers and producers alike.
A financial statement for the Incorporated Town of Boyden covering the period from March 1, 1905 to March 1, 1906. It itemizes receipts and expenditures, including municipal revenue sources, appropriations, and balance carried.
Notice to qualified electors of Boyden Iowa: annual town election to be held at Town Hall on the last Monday in March. Elect officers: mayor to succeed M Brink. councilmen to succeed J C Pryde and Fd Lan ning. recorder to succeed HH O Tuttle. treasurer to succeed A Van den Brink. assessor to succeed W S Kemp. Polls open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated March 2 1906 M Brink Mayor.
Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records this on December 6 1886. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and sold by druggists with testimonials available.
Auction notice shows Poland China broad laws sale set for Thursday March 15 1906 at McKellar's, detailing sale action and venue.
Livery Barn Rock Valley Iowa announces sale of 28 head from the Homestead Herd Bridgewater South Dakota. Stock will be shipped in a clean wheat car and will not be loaded or unloaded at any stock yards. D O Pringle proprietor S A Mitchell clerk Henry Splear J A Benson auctioneers.
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