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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
2
The Boyden Reporter announces weekly Thursday issues from Boyden Iuwa with a 1.00 annual subscription, 1.50 year end, and arrears policy. Advertising rates list locals at five cents per line, display at seven to eight cents per inch by page, cards of thanks fifty cents, and charitable ads half price if an admission is charged.
Boys and girls are promised a free $40 Columbia Bicycle for subscribing to a magazine. The Bicycle Man offers a free outfit and circular on how to start. Also an ad seeks a local renewals collector for Success Magazine in Boyden with no experience needed.
A 19th century medical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal circulation in blood and mucous surfaces builds up the constitution and offers 100 dollars if it fails to cure. Includes testimonials and pharmacy sales pitch.
All accounts for twine are due and we ask you to call and settle your account at once as we now need the money. Farmers Co-Operative Asia. For sale a good building measuring 60 by 150 feet. Inquire of B. J. Grooters.
For Sale A few thoroughbred Shrop shire yearlings and lambs for sale all pedigreed sheep H J Laymes For Sale About 10 hex of nice bucks John Tjalm Sheldur For Sale Some extra fine single comb Brown Leghorn Roosters Herman Meyn If you want a good farm at easy payments and the best opportunity ever call and see me quick You can never duplicate my offer C A Morris
For sale notices advertise a 32 000 acre tract near town with a reward for finder and a large house with barn on two corner lots priced at 3000 dollars. A jewel cook stove four hole with reservoir offered for eight dollars. Kingsbury County land in South Dakota and other eastern lands offered on easy terms by C A Morris and partners. Land sources include Boyden and Marion South Dakota agencies.
Advertisement notes a 40 60 or 80 acre farm for sale on easy payments and promotes Laundry Ink for marking clothes sold at 25 cents a bottle. C A Morris lists these items for sale.
A collection of curiosities notes that the first bank notes appeared in China around a distant era. It also claims blood contains air and describes a wasp nest made from wood pulp and animal glue. It cites snapdragon honey extraction and a tale of rounded knife blades traced to Cardinal Richelieu after a banquet incident.
Catherine presses questions and her father admits he cannot answer half of them in this Delineator excerpt. The scene centers on parental frustration and a child’s insistence on understanding.
A fragment quotes Mrs Tellitt It arguing that turning one’s back is impolite and unwise unless the dress tone is matched. The line ends with a directive to consider the matter, attributed to the Chicago News.
Barber Shop has opened at the TD stand promising updated furniture and textures. The proprietor says the shop is ready to serve those seeking "tonsil" work, aiming to attract customers with a refreshed interior.
Dr C L Beach JENTIST advertises weekly visits in Boyden Iowa over Bradshaws Drugstore. Also sale notice for land north of Pleasant Street spanning seven to eight acres with pasture and suitable for building. Prices are right. Contact K Rouwenhorst Poyden Iowa.
Notice to all residents with fenced streets or alleys to vacate the premises by order of the Boyden Town Council in Sioux County Iowa. W H Eddy mayor and rl O Tuttle clerk sign the notice dated June 4 1909.
Uncalled letters since March 1, 1909 include Mr. Ed Ely four cards and one letter for Mr C W Atkinson one letter. A one cent fee is charged for each advertised letter. When calling, say Advertised. Office hours 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. John C Pryde P M
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