Citizens Bank at Hospers Closes Doors After Receiver Appointed
After the First National at Sheldon closed, the Citizens Bank at Hospers failed to open last Friday and is now in the hands of a receiver. John Versteeg of Sheldon was appointed receiver. The bank was privately owned by men in the First National and V D Button served as cashier.
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First National
Sheldon
Citizens Bank
Hospers
John Versteeg
V. D. Button
Bank of Matlock Closed After Sheldon Bank Failure
The Bank of Matlock closed Friday following the closure of the First National at Sheldon. It was largely owned by Sheldon bankers with Harry Tuttle as cashier and heavy stockholder. John Versteeg of Sheldon was appointed receiver.
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Bank of Matlock
First National
Sheldon
Harry Tuttle
Boyden
Tuttle
John Versteeg
Sheriff Sale on J E Davis Property in Boyden Iowa
Sheriff's sale notice begins with two special executions from Sioux County District Court against J E Davis and others. The property described is Black 17 and 18 in Town of Boyden. Sale set for April 28 1927 at 10 a.m. at Orange City Court House for cash to satisfy debt 2231.63 and costs 78.67 with accruing costs. 132 Hugo Synhurst, Sheriff. Also reported is the death of H D Henry Farnum a Milwaukee Railway engineer aged seventy who shot himself. survived by widow and son Dr Farnum of Sibley. The son heard the shot as he drove into the yard.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Sioux County
Edwin Axton
J. E. Davis
Mary Davis
A. Zorba
Boyden
Court House
Orange City
Hugo Synhurst
H. D
Henry Farnum
Milwaukee Railway
Sanborn
Milwaukee
Dr. Farnum
Sibley
Teachers Meeting At Sioux City April 8-9
The Northwest Iowa State Teachers meeting will be held in Sioux City on April 8 and 9. Sioux County teachers plan to attend to recover the missed school day. The program features Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent and other noted speakers.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Sioux County
Agnes Samuelson
Alfalfa May Cut Sioux County Feed Bill
Sioux County farmers spend 799 768 annually on feed within a 49 281 000 yearly bill. Planting alfalfa this spring could cut costs drastically. The typical farm has 1.2 acres in alfalfa and over 12 acres in poorer forage. Alfalfa yields 2.4 tons per acre versus one ton for other forages and a single alfalfa acre matches three clover or nine timothy acres in protein.
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Sioux County
Early picked seed corn grows well in Sioux County tests
Sioux County Farm Bureau tests show early picked seed corn germinates strongly with 92 percent strong, 8 percent weak, 5 percent dead on average. Storage moisture likely caused mold in a few cases. several farmers have listed surplus seed corn after testing. A surprise party honored Miss Elva Conner as her family moves to Nashua Iowa. United Presbyterian Boyden held its annual meeting electing C A De Valois as trustee.
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Sioux County Farm Bureau
Elva Conner
Nashua
Iowa
United Presbyterian Congregation of
Boyden
C. A. de Valois
Citizenship Club Garden Contest Sponsored by Women’s Club
The Women’s Citizenship Club sponsors a spring event at the town hall on Friday April 1 at 3 PM. Seeds will be given for a garden contest with prizes for carrots onions and flower displays. Participants include Cosmos and Zinnias with cash awards and a flower bed prize in Boyden.
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Women’s Citizenship Club
Iowa
Boyden
Ruthye Jackson
Jersee Calf Food Promoted at Farmers Co Operative Creamery
Creamery promotes Jersee Calf Food as a substitute for whole milk for calves. Patrons are invited to sample a package and trial the product at the Farmers Co-Operative Creamery in Boyden Iowa.
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Farmers Co-Operative Creamery, Company
Boyden
Iowa
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Citizens Bank AT
Sherife’s Sale
Sioux
Farmers Savings Bank
Omaha
Hotel Conant
Houlihan’s
Sioux Furniture Co
Citizenship Club
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