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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
4
Cincinnati adopts a rule favoring men boarding street cars first to accommodate hobble skirts. The column mocks the idea and mocks Vice President Marshall. It notes the ex Kaiser and calls for abolishing hand picked juries. The piece rebukes small town gossip and praises the open road away from neighborly scrutiny.
The quote urges widen community outlook beyond gossip and snobbery. It credits institutions like the chau tauqua playhouse church and playgrounds with intelligent youth entertainment and suggests true reformers broaden residents horizons to keep and attract people.
J F Deems federal food administrator from Burlington urges support for Wilson’s League of Nations as a path to end war. He stresses duty to future generations and the goal of securing victory’s fruits through international cooperation. Also notes church pastor move to Boyden and local church notices.
State of Iown Sioux County confirms bank assets are bona fide and not loaned. Will H Eddy cashier swore to the statement dated the 15th of Meh ara iSEAT Nellie H Eddy notary. For sale two sets work harness and one set single harness inquire of George Morris 2wks.
Iowa cases include State of Iowa v C Carr verdict not guilty on bootlegging charges. George Deavestas pays 300 fine. James Poulos dismissed. Klein, Collings, Mason trio linked to whiskey seizure near Hospers. trial likely September term. Hawarden Bank wins note suit. several pretrial affidavits of merit lead to dismissals. Other cases include city matters and multiple civil actions dismissed for lack of merit.
The docket shows twelve pre 1917 cases including Albert Lief versus Chatsworth Savings Bank and W S Randall against Lida Esser Harding C E Harding. Swift faced a nuisance charge with a prior mistrial. a retrial last Thursday and Friday resulted in a guilty verdict.
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