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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
2
Boyden Reporter published every Thursday morning in Boyden Iowa. Subscriptions are 1.00 per year in advance or 1.50 after. No paper discontinued until notified and arrearages paid. Advertising rates listed: locals 5c per line, display 7c per inch on pages 2 3 and 4, 8c per inch on page 1. Cards of thanks 50c. Charitable ads with admission charged or financial gain half price.
Readers are urged to subscribe to a magazine with a chance to win a $40 Columbia Bicycle. The ad also promotes Success Magazine seeking agents in Hayden for renewals and new subscriptions with no capital required and a complete outfit provided.
Emanuel Swedenborg argues that variety in work and sight renews energy and focus. Constant sameness dulls perception and dulls the mind just as looking at one color or object wears the eye. He likens diverse colors and forms to a garland and cites the rainbow as more charming than light itself.
Napoleon forbade admission to the emperor’s apartments when the heir was alone. The boy, the little king of Rome, pressed the guard and claimed the door should open. The guard refused politely until the governess arrived and the door was opened. The guard proclaimed, “the king Rome.”
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure permanently cures catarrh, a constitutional disease, by taking the medicine internally to reach the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars to any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials, with pills for constipation also recommended.
Johnnie Vos and Garret Carson were absent on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively. Mrs. Duncan visited Friday. Jakie Newendorp was visiting Wednesday. Carl Kemp missed Monday due to illness. Irene Decker absent Tuesday for illness. Miss Rae Morris excused Tuesday afternoon to visit the dentist. Rubie Ver Lois started sixth grade and is progressing. Miss Winnie Ellis from Rock Rapids visited Tuesday and Wednesday. Willie Kwikkel absent Monday for visit to grandmother in Sheldon. last Friday's program featured Miss Minnie Schaap’s history talk, several selections by the High School, and a paper read by Miss Effie Dethmers. more parts to be performed next time. Miss Rae Morris presided.
Judge Hutchinson wintering in Sioux City. John Miller and Roy Lubbers attended the Sioux City fair last Friday. Mrs Fort Donaldson of Sheldon visited the city Tuesday with Mrs Dr Brink. W J Peters added a new harness machine aiding his work. Mrs Fred Stehrenberg is hospitalized in Sioux City with typhoid fever. A Dean visited Mitchell for the corn palace and praised the show. M McCabe works on a large barn project funded by lumber haul this week. Carl Blessing of Hull talked with O E Blessing and plans to move to Minnesota for a new opening. Dr Cram was here Wednesday on professional business.
A shop at the yd stand announces readiness to supply construction and nl work needs with new furniture and fixtures for customers seeking building services.
The undersigned offers seven to eight acres of land north of Pleasant Street in Boyden Iowa. The property is mostly pasture with good ground for buildings and attractive prices. For details contact K Rouwenhorst, Boyden.
Notice from Boyden Iowa dated June 4 1909 to all residents and property owners that streets and alleys fenced must be vacated forthwith by order of the Town Council Mayor W H Eddy and Clerk H O Tuttle Iowa Sioux County action requires compliance by all affected parties.
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