16 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
1
The Farmers Store sale closes Saturday night after two weeks of deep discounts. Hundreds bought their winter supply amid rising prices, and Joe Stevens calls the event very successful.
More than 650,000 former service members enrolled in The American Legion by September 26 as drives to reach one million members accelerate ahead of the Minneapolis convention set for November 10 11 and 12. Local posts total 4928 with 3625 chartered and 1273 awaiting charters. projected posts near 6000 by convention. States report varied post counts and ongoing membership drives. notable tallies include New York 471 Delaware 8 and Pennsylvania 330. A Boyden note recalls teachers from former local schools sending a chain letter.
Sioux County enforces a 1920 automobile license with earlier pay deadlines and a strict penalty for late or unpaid fees. All plates will be issued from the county treasurer in Orange City once payment is made, with Des Moines shipments arriving to stock the vault.
DeJong will hold a closing out sale Friday October 17 beginning at 10 a m on his farm west of Boyden on the Boyden Hull road. The sale includes horses cattle hogs and farm machinery with a large expected crowd due to strong local advertising. See the page ad in this week's Reporter and attend.
On Wednesday afternoon Oct th in Sibley Iowa William Bothof married Miss Henrietta Martha Rosenboom. Rev Yonk yr officiated at 3 30 pm. The couple will reside in Boyden this fall then farm six miles east and one north of Ritter, Iowa next spring. Henrietta is daughter of H Rosenboom. William, known as Billie, served in World War I and was wounded three times. The couple will move to Ogden area after the wedding with a reception at the Beth home and a later gift from friends observed by the crowd.
Carl Tott of Boyden Iowa announces the sale and closure of a garage business. Patrons with balances are urged to settle promptly at Farmers Savings Bank.
W S Tuttle served as a caller at Hull Friday morning. Miss Triplett spent Sunday at Suthwland visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs K Rowenhorst are spending weeks at Monroe South Dakota visiting their children. A wedding reception honored Mr and Mrs Robert A Smith who were recently married at the Laymes home last Thursday. many friends attended and reports say a good time was had.
The document states a maximum penalty of fifty dollars and orders the removal of the old number at once. It notes the agent may return and that communities may justify his return, warning that the activities will not stop with a mere friendly notice.
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