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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
1
The district music contest for class C schools in Northwest Iowa will be held at Paullina on April 22 and 23. Sixteen girls glee clubs have entered, including the Boyden High School Glee Club.
Farmers Co Operative Creamery in Boyden Iowa invites patrons to try Jersee Calf Food as a milk substitute with sample packages available. A separate note reports a Farmers Saving Bank stockholders meeting in the lumber yard office discussing the nonresident stock balance and possible extension of an option.
Directors renewed the term of Prof. Benj. R. DeJong as principal at a recent meeting. Miss Nellie Moorman was elected as his assistant. Patrons praise his service and the continued leadership for another year.
In Sioux County Court News juries ruled damages of 1250 in the Lehmer estate case and 3125000 for Evert DeBruin against Studer and E Gross amid claims of slander and assault. The court ordered alimony adjustments in Bruinsma divorce and set multiple guardian and estate reports for approval, with several estates reopened or assigned for further action. The Hesebeck trial is scheduled for April 4 before Judge Munger in Sioux City.
The Women’s Citizenship Club invites the public to its spring meet at the town hall on Friday April 1 at 3 PM. Seeds for a garden contest will be distributed and prizes awarded for vegetables and flowers including onions carrots cosmos and zinnias. Refreshments served and no admission. Ruthye Jackson social secretary.
Professor Henry Hoeven has been re elected for another year as superintendent of Boyden Public School. His tenure earns board approval after years of service. Re elected teachers include Miss Mattie Peelen and Miss Gertrude Madden, with other positions still uncertain.
Several Sioux county banks will charge 50 cents per month on checking accounts that fall below 50 dollars for seven days in the month. The move follows trends set by other banks in the county and city areas. The aim is to cover handling costs and supplies for all accounts. Boyden banks have not yet adopted the charge.
The Sheridan Ball Club and John D. Stegemann sign a critique of co operation in town politics noting the school gym and banquet events. A Sunday sermon at Hull and duties of Elder Van der Pol are mentioned with church leadership in the First Reformed congregation.
Henry Hesebeck faces assault with intent to murder his wife Augusta Hesebeck after a venue change to Osceola county court. The couple, married in 1908 and parents of 14, were involved in a 1926 incident where she was attacked and left unconscious. Augusta has since obtained a divorce.
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