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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
5
The newly married couple will likely establish their future home on a farm near Boyden. Miss Rohde was employed as a clerk at the People's Store until her marriage.
Allan Van Wechel formerly in charge of the Farmers Creamery at Orange City has begun circulating nomination papers to seek the Republican nomination for county auditor. Filing deadline is Friday May 7 with the primary set for June 7. Incumbent Bert Van der Schaaf has filed, along with other county office incumbents, and Hugo Synhorst seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff.
Public notice warns removal of rub bish ashes and debris in alleys by May fifteenth or authorities will act and charge owners. Other items report Anne Vander Hout purchasing residence from S G Vanden Brink for 2400 dollars. G J Dickevers buying John Rensink house for 3000 dollars. possession to be given. Also mentions Dykstra and Vander Maaten buying a Ford truck, Farmers Co op Assn buying a Ford truck with gasoline tank, Gerritt van Stryland farm sold for 527 dollars per acre, Benj Grooters visiting Rock Valley, Veenschoten Bros traveling to Volga South Dakota.
Jim Bloemendaal's Poland China boar Checkers hosted a wave of distinguished guests including Ray Moore of Kansas City and W. S. Steele of Sioux City. Though only a year old, Checkers is rapidly gaining national renown, with twenty sows already booked for mating at a breeding fee of 2400.
A candidate declares run for sheriff in the June 7 1920 Republican primary seeking voter support. The statement asks for backing from Republicans in the upcoming election.
State Senator candidate G L Richards of Sheldon Iowa declares his bid for the 49th District comprising Lyon Osceola Sioux and O'Brien Counties. Primary election date set for June 7 1920 and he asks Republican voters to support his campaign.
Allen Van Wechill announces candidacy for Sioux County Auditor in the Republican primary on June 7, 1920. He appeals for voter support and signs as respectfully yours.
Republican voters of Sioux County are informed that Bert Vandisr Schaaf has been appointed by the County Supervisors to fill the vacancy of County Auditor and seeks support at the June primaries for a full term. He notes limited time for personal meetings but asks for vote and confidence in the office.
A Republican candidate for Sioux County Sheriff seeks support from voters in the June 7 1920 primaries. He notes three years as Deputy Sheriff and familiarity with duties.
Representative candidate D. O. Stone of Hawarden Iowa declares intent to run for Sioux County seat subject to voters will at the June Primary. The C Ver Hoef family were callers at Sheldon last Thursday afternoon.
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