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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
A column of quips and observations spans politics foreign policy and social life. It references Poland, ultimatums, reindeer in agriculture, a Atlantic City parade, Postmaster General Burleson and baseball, Soviet Russia, and Allied alliances. The piece ends with a light dialogue between neighbors and family.
Conservative investments such as woolen mill stocks were advised as the Jim Bloemendaal Poland China sale at his Alton farm drew lively bidding. Thirty seven head sold for a total of 26495 dollars with top prices reaching 2525 and nine animals above a thousand dollars. The average prices rose from 1075 for the first ten to 715.08 for the full herd. R C Henry of Sheldon led with 2525 dollars and F C Lomegin and Sons of Florence paid 1750 dollars.
Mrs G Heyns undergoes hospital operation and expects a speedy recovery. Mr Schaap marks his birthday with family gathering. W A Schlossin returns from Cedar Falls for a vacation before resuming duties as superintendent. Co Operative Lumber yard gains a fresh coat of paint by Hull Decorating Co. and Hibbeler & Vanderlinde. Mrs Ben Jaeger and her mother visit Lake Mills. Mr J C Wilson and children visit after summer at Lake Okoboji. Adolph Volz and sons visit Henry Luttens. Dora Vanden Brink assists at Wm Shimp & Sons Lumber Yard. Dr D J Wirkman leaves Hull for Cedar Rapids. auction sales held. Everett Huibregtse marries Gladys Patterson in Monmouth. N J Huibregtse and Minnie Huibregtse attend. Henry Wallinga weds Mathilda Groen with Rev Kregel officiating. Henry Lindeman and sister Par De Vries visit. plan further visits in George and South Dakota.
George Dunlop leads the annual county corn contest at the Fair with 50 in prize money funded by Orange City residents A. Van der Meide W. S. Short Gerrit Klay W. F. Riedhoff and P. PD. Van Oosterhout. Entries of 10 ears from boys and girls aged 10 to 18 due Sept 7 with judging on Sept 7.
Joe Hoeven 48 died Monday at Mayo Brothers hospital Rochester Minnesota after gallstone surgery. He was a Hull real estate dealer and a Sioux County Democrat leader, survived by wife Marie Thomassen and three children Eleanor John and Edward. Funeral at Hull Dutch Reformed church with interment in Newkirk cemetery.
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