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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
4
The Boyden Reporter lists 1923 land value averages for Sioux County per acre, with historical comparisons from 1921 to 1923 and Sheridan county transfers. Also notes for sale items, local residents travel plans, poultry and egg prices, a baby birth in Rock Valley, and upcoming moves of the R. P. Dethmers family.
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The W C T U held a well attended Friday meeting at Mrs Dr Kuyper's home. After business the Shenandoah convention report was shared by Mrs McConnell and S T U officers were installed. Seven new members joined the forty member enrollment as refreshments followed.
A historical newspaper notice prints a reader list of names who have paid for their Reporter since the last list. It extends thanks to many individuals and families and urges others to come in and renew.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oester of Ritter announce the birth of a baby boy at their home on Monday October 22. The mother was formerly Marie Hansen. Also notes on prices at Vanden Brink's and a telegram about a grandson injured in an auto accident.
Dr and Mrs W T McConnell announce the arrival of a baby girl born Oct 23 at the home of their children Mr and Mrs Clay in St Joseph Mo. Meanwhile United Presbyterian church youth raised about 40 for basement fund with an all US trip program. Iowa senator Smith W Brookhart will speak at Armistice Day event in Hull on Nov 12.
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