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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
1
Holworthy Hall delivers another success with The Man Nobody Knew to begin serial in the Reporter May 18. A war scarred soldier earns a new identity through surgery and starts a fresh life, triggering surprising complications with the woman who loved him as the other man.
Jacob Vlieger of Hospers Iowa pleaded guilty to a serious offense filed by his 17 year old daughter and was sentenced to 10 years at hard labor at Ft Madison. He was taken there at once by Sheriff Wiersma. The case caused much excitement in Hospers.
Joseph Durand of Montreal pleaded guilty to breaking into Lubbers Drug Store in Orange City about a month ago and was sentenced to five years at hard labor at Ft. Madison penitentiary. Also notes a visit by Mrs. George Steven and her son to Sioux City.
South Dakota farmer Peter J Heynes sues Midland Packing Co of Sioux City seeking $112 500 paid for stock but only 30 shares received The federal judge orders Midland officers to appear May 25 to explain why a receiver should not take control The order also bars sale of notes or securities tied to Heynes case and serves copies to company executives.
The New World Movement fund drive by United Presbyterian Church raised nearly 11 thousand dollars toward a 10 thousand dollar goal. The drive supported the Inter-church World Movement uniting thirty denominations to extend God’s Kingdom globally.
Jim Bloemendaal, noted for Checker, will build a model hog barn in Northwest Iowa. The hip-roofed 30 by 80 foot structure, to be built by Joe Bloemendaal and Will Scholten, will feature steam heating, a Morris system, steel pens, and a ventilating setup providing a fresh air change every seven minutes.
The county schools postpone the field meet due to late spring and the illness of Supt Crosswaite of Boyden who has been hospitalized. The event now set for May 19 under the county schools at Orange City.
Dr. E Axton bought a residence at Long Beach. Ms. Thompson and her daughter, after a winter in California, departed for Canada. Lowell Morse plans to return to Iowa in about a week. George De Jong purchased the Gerrit Meyer property south of the depot for 1150 dollars. George and Chris Reimers are constructing new buildings on the old home place.
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