Publication Note For Royden Friday Editions
Published every Friday at Royden Louisiana, entered at the Boyden Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
2
Published every Friday at Royden Louisiana, entered at the Boyden Post Office as second class matter.
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John Jongewaard and James W. Waite announce candidacy for County Recorder. Both seek the Republican County Convention's approval to run.
The piece argues for enforcing the navy personnel bill to keep engineers integrated with line duties, warning that half of the engineer corps evade proper work leaving only machinists, risking the navy’s technical reputation. It critiques political stances on Cuba post office scandals and notes experiments in a cosmetic medical treatment, while touching on Admiral Dewey and domestic concerns in Lew Lowry’s church anecdote.
Proven relief for sick and nervous headaches. These pills claim to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and improve health. Easy to take and priced at 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by M Brink.
Last Tuesday was the day to start Dr Caldwell's syrup for indigestion. Visit M Brink at their drug store to learn more about remedies. Also promote Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for cough at 25c and 50c. Insurance plans to examine Sioux County farms at lower rates via A W Lobr in Orange City Iowa.
Farm households wash colored table linens with Gold Dust Washing Powder in the wash water and dry in the shade to preserve brightness. Red tablecloths and napkins stay fresh longer when washed this way, keeping colors from fading.
A Stockton California Herald correspondent shares a medical receipt claimed to cure or prevent small pox and scarlet fever. The remedy mixes zinc sulfate with sugar and water, dosed hourly for twelve hours, with smaller amounts for children, and is praised as universally effective.
At the last meeting committees were named for Decoration Reception Sports Parade Speaker Grounds Music Printing and Bates for the Old Settlers Picnic. Mayor M Brink addressed the gathering and Major P Ms Bailey will be the speaker of the day with many sports and a strong speaker lineup promised.
Market Reports indicate weekly corrected listings for Wheat Oats Barley Corn Flax Hogs Cattle Butter Eggs Beans Chickens. An unrelated advert promises a 24 hour cure for La Grippe and a travel job, with address in Chicago.
Introduction of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a constipation cure spurs phenomenal sales. Druggists praise its merits and broad popularity among customers, with trial 10c sizes and larger 50c and 1.00 sizes sold by M. Brink.
Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona reports wintering in Aiken South Carolina and credits Electric Bitters with curing his severe back head pains. He calls it America’s greatest blood and nerve remedy and says it cures kidney and liver trouble while toning the stomach nerves and organs. Bottles 50 cents guaranteed. Sold by M Brink Druggist. Remember Burbank for portrait work in Beyden Iowa with affordable prices.
A Cres ton Iowa neighborhood tale credits American Poultry Mixture from American Mfg Co Terre Haute Ind with doubling egg output. The ad promises 100 percent production gain or money back and claims health benefits for hens against cholera and roup.
Advertisement seeks several persons to represent the author in their county and surrounding areas as district office managers. Pay is 600 dollars yearly, with weekly installments. Desirable employment with unusual opportunities. References exchanged. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. L A Park 820 Caxton Building Chicago.
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