06 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription at $1.00 per year in advance or $1.50 at year end with no paper discontinued until notified and arrears paid. Advertising rates set locals 5c per line, display 8c per running inch, 9c on first page, cards of thanks 50c, charitable ads half price if admission or financial gain involved.
Governor Carroll announces immediate campaign for re election and will tour the state by automobile delivering speeches in several towns daily. The state committee’s progressive chairman urged a stealthier approach but the governor insists on direct canvassing to safeguard his nomination prospects.
A one year old double standard Polled Durham boar leads a catalog including thoroughbred Poland China boars described as bigger and better. Auction hosted by Wm Grooters of 39tt Boyden with local breeders expected to attend.
The town council met in regular session. Minutes read and corrected. Treasurer's report shows on hand 544.43, receipts 2.30, disbursements 31.79, balance 515.14. Bills approved for F D Connell 10.70, Lee Bradshaw 3.00, John Yost 41.04, Will Eddy 32.95. An amendment to ordinance 33 establishing street grades in McCrums addition passed. Mayor named Stutzman Morris and Vander Well to investigate the city scale proposition. Adjourned to Monday October 10 1910.
Caution against using catarrh ointments containing mercury as they damage smell and the system. Reputable physicians should prescribe treatments. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo claims to contain no mercury and works internally. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mayor Schaap visited Sheldon for business while town activity grows as farmers begin corn prep. Socials include U P ladies aid meeting with Mrs C F Sarset and visits by Mrs Fred Wagner of Sanborn and Mrs Nieuwendorp between trains. Thursday parish entries note church attendance and ongoing council actions. Weather brings a favorable rainstorm aiding plowing and John Morris praises potato crop. Paul McCrum builds a five room cottage with a neatly planned interior and cellar.
George Vickers of Hull appears on streets Monday. Seux county sports issued about a hundred licenses this year. Mayor Eday reports ten thousand dollars in unreported monks and credits taxes. Boyden Commercial Club invites members to a Farmers Savings Bank meeting tonight for important business and plans for Sioux county merchants.
Clearances on assorted rugs including 9 by 12 Axpminister 16.50 and 9 by 12 Velvet 2.50. Khorasan Velvet 50 with brass rugs 1.00 to 1.50. Other sizes from 95 cents to 5 dollars. Sale advertised by A. Van Den Brink and Co.
An anti saloon meeting will be held in the town hall on Thursday evening October 13 starting at 8 o clock. A good speaker will be present and all are invited to attend.
At a recent council meeting residents urged scales for city use. A committee of Stutzman Morris and Vander Well will investigate and report at the adjourned meeting next Monday evening. Estimated cost is around three hundred dollars, with details to be discussed with townspeople.
Readable fragments show a sale listing for petticoats and closefit items with prices such as 5.00 2.88 and 4.88, indicating a catalog or promotional notice from B. & Co.
Petit jurors drawn for the November 1910 term of the district court report for duty in Orange City on November 14 1910 at ten o clock a m The list includes J S Tott Alten Albert Hubers Orange City G C Knowlton Ireton August Sohl Hull Henry De Jong Maurice John Knauer Sheldon Jos Douglass Maurice Harry Vander Linden Alton G J Terrotenhuis Orange City J C Stuckenbruck Sioux Center A Pierre Hawarden Frank Penning Hospers John McGreery J L Brown Ireton G W Lensink Hull H Maris Henry Pitstick Boyden J W Hogan Rock Valley Ben Versteeg Orange City A M Braskamp Jr Alton B Van de Zwaag Orange City W J Kluter Ireton H J Colman Orange City Frank Bockleman Chatsworth Isidore Lieb Alton A S Colby Jesse Westeraard Hawarden Jos Hyink Alton James O Meara Hewarden John Yanidr Vooren Rock Valley Nick Dyk Hospers Jerome Fisher Orange City J L Curtis Hull E J Grote Rock Valley John TeGrotenhuis Hospers L J Brewster De Langstraat Sheldon Theo Wagner John Kokenge Alton Thomas Jenkins Hawarden
Advertisement notes linoleum at 12 feet wide priced at 50 cents and 67 1 2 cents per yard, claiming cheaper than any other yard at V B and Company square location.
Dr Markley delivers a real message to interested readers. He addresses a public of optimistic men and women with broad minds and keen perception. Born on a farm in northern Illinois, Monroe Markley grew up amid rural life and later brought his vision to the people.
A Civil War veteran's son from a farm began teaching at 17 and entering ministry at 21. His oratorical power won him larger roles, leading to the First Church of Denver Colorado and a new call to the lyceum in 1907 after building a major church edifice. On January 1 1907 he shifted to platform work with a 1910 Boyden opera house event on October 11.
Auction sale announced for Saturday October 8 1910 at one o clock at the Borden stock yard featuring two carloads of choice young horses mares and mares from native stock unbranded pasture raised and bred to a 2200 pound French Draft Stallion. Terms offer credit until October 1 1911 on approved security with eight percent interest. E S Seapy owner auctioneers J A Stutzman Will H Eddy clerk.
In the District Court of Iowa Sioux County an application by I. Sarset a registered pharmacist for a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquor is before the November term 1910 with the District Court of the state.
C F Sarset registered pharmacist applies to purchase and keep intoxicating liquors on Lot 3 Block 14 Boyden Sioux County Iowa. Notice on file with Clerk of District Court prior to October 1 1910. Hearing set for November 7 1910 at Orange City Iowa.
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