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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
5
Westbound train times No 1 and No 8 passenger and No 95 freight listed with their departure. Eastbound No 8 passenger and No 4 passenger, No 96 freight times shown.Advertisements invite readers to subscribe to Sioux City Tribune or Journal and promote White Wyandotte eggs for hatching and Ta. 16-1f printing services with guaranteed satisfaction.
Sunday incidents included a girl seriously injured when squeezed between a car and wall as Jake Tiedemann moved a vehicle. Dr Kellogg survived a near-miss after a wheel failure sent his car into a tree. Mrs Wilson backed into a pole damaging her Buick, and Martin Kooistra Jr injured a man named Weselink. The sewer project bids were approved with nine submissions, Dobson Co. and Ward & Weighton securing contracts. The Sioux Concert Band will play for the July 4 celebration. Master Charles Stevens remained ill and Menzo Scholten’s runaway team spared major damage to a corn planter.
The weekly church items note Pastor Karl Megdelsen and Sabbath School at 10 o clock with 4 A Kuyper as superintendent. Services at 11 a m and 8 p m. Ladies Missionary Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Henry Kortekamp. Rev Douwstra preached at Sioux City last Sunday and returned Monday. Mrs Carl Tott Mrs Van Stryland and Miss Maggie Tott visited Sioux City last Saturday. Henry Van Nyhuis bought the John Rensink property in the northeast town, about 14 lots or three acres, planning a new modern home soon. Van Nyhuis family will remain residents of Boyden.
The Iowa legislature imposes labeling rules to curb imitation dairy products. Evaporated milk and ice cream substitutes must display warning cards in public serving areas. Oleomargarine use is restricted with prohibitive wording to prevent butter or dairy misrepresentation. Local business moves include farm sales and property dealings, with farm sizes and prices noted.
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