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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
3
Karl Meychelsen pastor leads Sabbath School at ten oclock with A A Kuyper superintendent Preaching at 11 am and 8 pm Junior Society meets Sabbath afternoon at two oclock
Rev Karl Megdelsen delivered the devotional exercises at the high school last Friday morning. Miss Anna Mutlenburg visited Orange City with her parents over the weekend. Miss Elli Stutzman of Britton South Dakota is visiting the J A Stutzman home. Mr T J Suentyes purchased a Chalmers Six from Veenschoten Bros and drove it up from Sioux City Saturday. Heemstra's Hardware offers 15 to 40 volt electric lamps at 30c each.
The Boyden Reporter explains how Camp Dodge in Des Moines Ia will be reached by long distance telephone for military communications and identifies rank company and regiment to locate personnel. It urges Iowa voters to vote Yes October 15 to keep saloons out of wartime camps and protect soldiers.
September born colts need extra grain to grow before winter. Mulch rhubarb with manure to feed next spring and shield it. Finish cattle by spring by starting feed late this month, especially calves. Dry surplus fruits like apples, squashes, pumpkins, and sweet potatoes for shelf storage near the furnace. most vegetables need a cool room. Well dented corn yields the best silage. watch for the dent. Sacrificing well bred stock risks future losses.
The article notes ten Sioux County youths left for Des Moines for initial military training, highlighting the shift from broad army life to individual soldiers. It explains the choice of Des Moines over Minnesota due to Iowa's dry status, underscoring concerns about saloon influence near camps and the government's plan for near-home training.
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