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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
8
An advertisement touts a broad selection of silk and lisle hose for every customer. The copy promises the finest line in town and encourages shopping for hosiery that suits all.
A display features a line of beautiful hand painted china in various patterns. The pieces are presented as ideal Christmas gifts and praised as crafted by a master of art.
Wool blankets offered at 2.00 and up as practical gifts. Emphasizes genuine gifting by a real giver and appeals to choosing a wool blanket for friends.
An elaborate display presents neckties and handkerchiefs now in stock. Shop for affordable gifts and consider these stylish options at current prices.
A local shop advertises a large assortment of booties for babies and other baby items to please mothers. The notice promotes a broad baby goods selection available at the store.
Boyden merchants urge early Christmas photos and showcase new folders. Visitors at the John Versteeg home in Sheldon. Art Verrips trades in a Maxwell for a Buick touring car. Hospers Schaap of Sheldon offer Coon skin coats at low prices. Twins Lute Horn and Mrs. John Schaffer celebrate birthday. Dusoc Jersey Boars offered by H S Dethmers. Mrs Axton sprains wrist at Bazaar. Dr Brink treated her. Carl Tott received Ford touring cars. demand exceeds supply. new Ford an improvement over 1916 model. Drop in to view.
Reports from Mitchell and surrounding areas note Mr. Joe Betts will visit on Monday and Tuesday for business. John Reimers traveled to the farm after several months away. Hospers and Schaap of Sheldon are said to offer the largest line of overcoats in Northwest Iowa. Chas Bergman and N. R. Barerdregt returned from Sioux City where they attended a Consistory. George Brinks, formerly with Ring Smit, has rented the farm now held by Art Verrips.
Personal items report visits by John Casemier at the Herman Ver Hoef home and Mrs. Max Dockendorf at her parents in Hull. Local business Smith and Betts advertise storm doors and storm windows. Jake Peters moves to Sioux Center. Farmers Lumber yard promotes storm doors and windows. John Schaffer and W H Elwood visit E G Sharp in Spirit Lake. Fort Dodge visitors stay with W H Eddy. Housing inquiry for a rental by March first.
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station uses standardized anti hog cholera serum and virus to protect herds and prevent losses. Inoculated pigs remain healthy, while noninoculated controls die from cholera. The program emphasizes long term savings, safer experimental work, and better welfare for animals.
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