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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
4
Paul T. McCrum and J. Van Zwol attended the Sioux City Auto Show last Friday. Over 100 cars on display featured new models including the Chrysler Six with strong interest. Other makes shown included Lincoln, Packard, Cadillac and affordable lightweights with balloon tires as a notable feature.
Adv. Chas. B. Hoeven announces candidacy for County Attorney subject to Republican voters at the June primary. He asks for votes and assistance in the upcoming election. The statement is respectful and confirms his decision to run.
W T McConnell presides over Sabbath School at 10:00 and morning preaching at 11:00. C U meeting at 6:45 followed by an evening sermon at 7:30 on The Moral quitter and The Winning of a Great Prize. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Dr Kuyper on Thursday March 20.
Mayor I L iSchaap proclaims a biennial town election in Boyden Sioux County Iowa for March 1924. Polls will open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. at the Town Hall for the offices of Mayor five at large councilmen treasurer and assessor.
March 3 1924 Boyden Iowa council met with Mayor Schaap present 90 signers petition to ban pool halls. Council opines no jurisdiction urges petitioners to file with evidence of ordinance violations and state law. Bills paid include Matt Parrot & Sons Co Farmers Savings Bank and Boyden Reporters.
The town moves to file a bill against Pacific Flush Tank Co. and to form a two person committee to enforce milk sales ordinances. The mayor appoints Van Leeuwen and Conner to investigate. Clerk to obtain election supplies for March 31 1924 and an election board is set with judges H Bergman L Rens and Conner and clerks G Rensink S G Vanden Brink. February treasurer report shows on hand 4050.31 receipts 7121 disbursed 306.58 balance 3814.94. Also several notices promote Van Zyl Hatchery chicks and reveal Mrs. Herman Heitritter renting Revelts property near Boyden.
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