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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
8
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John Jongewaard announces his Republican bid for the county recorder position subject to the June primary. He asks supporters for continued confidence and votes and thanks friends for their past support.
A candidate for the Republican nomination for County Recorder in Sioux County submits his entry with voter decision due at the June primary. J. G. Vanden Berg is named in the filing.
H. H. McKee declares candidacy for re election as County Treasurer of Sioux County subject to the Republican primary in June 1912.
News items note Sarset wallpaper ads and 5 cent milk from Holstein cows by Jake VanDiepen. Veenschoten Bros start a well for their electric light plant while Mrs Peters plans the Mission Study meeting at Mrs Leonard’s home on March 28. Frank Conner moves livestock and machinery toward Sanborn to farm after leaving his Boyden house vacant this fall. No lecture last night in Hall due to Dr Cathell's ailing father. next Weatherwax Bros lecture is the season’s final.
A Saturday meeting of about sixty farmers, chaired by D. J. DeHoogh with John Rensink as secretary, endorses organizing a Co-Operative Creamery. Speakers weigh benefits and concerns, a six-member share committee is approved, shares set at 25 dollars, and a follow-up meeting will report on share sales.
The article notes Mayor Eddy faces little challenge, his record supporting a likely bid for re election with minimal opposition and no active challenger to date.
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