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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
4
The notice states a subscription costs 1.25 dollars per year in advance with 150 dollars due at year end. The terms outline payment timing and amount.
The notice states a slight rise in display advertising rates due to higher material costs and print expenses. It notes the new rates start November 15 1917 and remain until further notice. It mentions that some steady advertisers using over 1000 inches per year will be exempt from the increase.
Display advertising rates are set at 12 cents per inch with discounts for 1000 inches or more per year and 15 cents for spasmodic ads. Local subscriptions remain $1.25 in advance or $1.50 after year end. Publisher Jacob Van Zwol thanks loyal readers and lists "Reporter" subscribers who have paid since the last update, noting plans to improve and grow readership.
Beare Two of Hawarden's old landmarks including Tong Weidend feller's Bakery and C M Fleshman's Pioneer Meat Market burned last Tuesday morning. Origin of the fire unknown. Judge W D Bates convened court at Orange City Monday and noted a heavy docket. Several men from Boyden serve on the current jury. Herman Rust of George died when his car overturned north of Ellsworth Minnesota, the vehicle pinning him. a defective spring caused the crash. Matlock Reformed church to acquire new seats and a bell. A C Linham sold Registered Short Horns at Sheldon for 22520, highest cow 1225. John Rowenhurst sale near success last Tuesday. crowd large, Hoeemsir selling about 4000. He plans eleven sales and urges early bookings. Monroe Citizen
Mr and Mrs K Bowen horst and daughter Ware plus Mr and Mrs K Lingstraat and three children left Tuesday for North Yakima Washington. They will visit Washington for about a month and then go to California for the winter. Mrs Julius Brogmus visited friends at Sanborn Friday. Mr and Mrs Walter Vander Wel and Miss Anni De Vries were passengers to Sheldon Friday.
Mulder Bros of Bowden sold a carload of cattle on the Sioux City market last Wednesday at 8.5 dollars per hundredweight, a remarkable price that left the brothers with a snug little fortune and good spirits.
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