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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
6
A poultry keeper should focus on two things earlier hatches and more winter eggs. A well built warm humid sanitary ventilated house adds profits and health. White pine exterior makes the best poultry house—durable light and rot resistant. Our plans specifications and bill of materials simplify building and reduce costs.
A notice announces a referee sale ordered by the Sioux County District Court in a partition case Cornelia Ellerbroek plaintiff versus Nelle Wegter defendant. It gives June 16 1920 at 2 00 PM for public auction of 225 acres in Section 36 Township 97 North Range 43 West including terms: 10 percent at sale 30 percent March 1 1921 balance as first mortgage due March 1 1931 at 5 12 percent. Referee W S Short Orange City Iowa.
William Wiersma announces candidacy for sheriff pending Republican primary on June 7 1920. He seeks support from voters and signs off as sincerely yours.
A political advertisement announces a bid for State Senate by a candidate running from Lyon Osceola Sioux and O'Brien Counties subject to June 7 1920 Republican primary voters decision.
Allen Van Wechel announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sioux County Auditor subject to the June 1, 1920 primary election. He asks for voter support and signs his name.
Republican voter communications show Bert Vander Schaaf announcing he was appointed to fill the county auditor vacancy and seeking support at the June primaries for the remaining term. He notes limited time for personal meetings and asks Republican voters to nominate him for no full term.
Republican voter notice from Ben C. Abben Jr of Little Rock Iowa seeking the 4th Senatorial District seat in the June primary promising service and prosperity. Also mentions relatives attending a funeral for a six month old child of Mr. and Mrs. De Zouw at the Reformed church last Wednesday in Hospers.
A deputy sheriff of three years announces his candidacy for Sioux County Sheriff. He emphasizes understanding duties and asks for voter support at the June 7 1920 primaries.
D O Stone of Hawarden Iowa announces his decision to run for representative from Sioux County subject to voters will at the June Primary He asks for support Also appears an advertisement offering a 1917 model Ford Touring car for sale with inquiry at the office
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