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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
5
H Stehrenberg arranged the 100 acre Claus Winter tract sale to Bergman Bros in South Dakota. Elsewhere D O Stone of Hawarden declares candidacy for Representative from Sioux County with no opposition.
Mr Cornelius De Valois married Miss Cynthia Vander Wilt Thursday morning at the bride’s home. About twenty five guests attended a wedding dinner and the couple will reside on the De Valois farm southwest of Boyden. The groom is a veteran and farmer with overseas service. the bride is from the Vander Wilt family and well known locally. Congratulations are extended by the reporter. John DeValois of Chicago attended.
Mrs Thos W Johnson read an article for the Woman s club entitled Personal Devils Seventeen were present Mr John Crouse shipped a carload of hogs to Kansas City one day last week Three of his neighbors went in with him to make up the load Jake Dekker has purchased a black Stallion from Dr Hamilton of Paullina Iowa See his ad in this issue Mr c Devalois is building a new barn on his farm south of Boyden Donald the oldest son of Mr and Mrs Jake van der Stouwe underwent an operation for the removal of adenoids and tonsils at the Maris hospital in Hull on Monday
A 1916 viewpoint argues unions boost wages hours and protections but warn against coercive power. It cites tolerance for dissent, condemns boycotts and secret plots, and calls for patient discussion and education to resolve labor inequalities without paralysis.
A special notice requires removal of rub bish ashes and related debris from alleys and surrounding areas by May 15. If not cleared, authorities will act and charges may be levied against property owners by order of the town council.
A candidate announces his run for the sheriff nomination, subject to the Republican primary voters decision on June 7 1920. Support from party members is appreciated.
Eight head of registered Hereford cattle include 31 year old bulls and 31 year old heifers plus two cows. Also a few high grade heifers and cows. Auction by Gerrit Slothouber in Boyden. The American form of government suits the majority in America.
A candidate for Sheriff of Sioux County asks Republican voters for support in the June 7 1920 primaries. The speaker notes three years as Deputy Sheriff and understanding of the office duties.
Hawarden Iowa resident D C Stone announces candidacy for state representative from Sioux County subject to June Primary voters. He urges support and cites belief in constructive criticism as core to American government.
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