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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
4
Boyden Reporter by C A Morris publishes weekly in Boyden Iowa. Subscriptions cost 1.00 per year in advance or 1.50 at year end. No paper discontinued until notified and all arrearages are paid in full.
Advertising rates listed for locals at five cents per line. Display ads 7 cents per running inch on pages 2 3 4. First page or preferred position eight cents per inch. Cards of thanks fifty cents. Charitable ads if admission is charged or for financial gain receive half price.
Announcing candidacy for the office of Clerk of the Lisrit Court of Flux County Iowa in the Republican primary. Gratitude expressed to supporters and a request for continued backing ahead of the July seventh election date.
L H Melee announces candidacy for Sioux County treasurer as a Republican. He requests voter support for the June 7, 1910 election.
G F uressshuys announces his candidacy for County Treasurer of Sioux County Iowa ahead of the Republican primaries on June 7 1910. He urges voters to support him in the upcoming election.
King Edward of England dies at 11 45 PM on Friday night from pneumonia ending nine year reign. The Prince of Wales ascends as the new King passing the throne to a new monarch.
The speaker laments shifting price trends from years ago when prices were kept too low to today when they soar. He notes the same groups once pushing low prices now protesting high prices, seeking a middle ground.
United States District Attorney M. L. Temple wins in federal court over the Millers who attempted to block a seizure of bleached flour and challenged the government’s action.
Simon Fisher of Rock Rapids campaigns for County Attorney of Lyon County. The notice praises his integrity and legal ability and wishes him success in the election and beyond.
A historical notice argues nine months of tariff law imports may rise by 235 million dollars with CAPAVAlly 995 million leaving a U.S. balance of 179 million. It states tariff increases will raise government revenue but burden American producers and calls for higher duties on overly imported goods.
The Iowa Game Protection League sent letters in the association name soliciting support for Garst for governor. Hunters of Iowa back Gov Carroll as their ally, ready to vote for him in the June 7 primary and the November elections.
Since the tariff law passage, imports of raw hides total about 30 million dollars. Farmers claim 15 percent of this amount, while prices for shoes and leather goods rise. Cotton values climbed from 8 million to 12 million dollars, and stronger protection could have increased American producers' earnings.
G F Dresselhuys of Orange City proclaims his run for county treasurer. He arrived in Orange City 29 years ago, spent time in Le Mars, then returned to Orange City where he has worked 17 years for F M Siagle Lumber Co. He plans an active canvass before the primaries and asks for public support.
We had a little rain on Tuesday. Mrs. Nieuwendorp visited Sheldon Monday afternoon on a business trip between trains. Will Heitritter of Sheldon transacted business in town Monday afternoon between trains. A group plans to lay out a tennis court this week on Harry Tuttle's lots for sports.
Locals report Hawarden mayor Hutchinson’s house burning again last Saturday, the third blaze in weeks, threatening the home still. Readers hear Miss Goldie Cole’s Mitlok visit and plans for a new photo gallery and jewelry store opening, plus community notes and a census enumeration.
An American testimonial extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pains headaches and side and back pains. The ad notes pain stems from nervous pressure and claims the pills give perfect satisfaction.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claiming relief from neuralgia rheumatic and other pains. It states if the first package fails to benefit the druggist will refund the money and lists Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana as the maker.
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