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Newspaper
Reporter
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
8
Passenger 12.12 P M Mixed 8 30 P M Way Freight 6 25 A M GOING EAST.
Mayor M Brink. Treasurer E Lanning. Recorder J A Tuttle Street. Commissioner I L Starkweather. Marshal C P Meredith. Councilmembers L Morse J Hoog Lowry Wm Shimp C E Work G Lubbers. Council meets the first Monday of every month.
Unirep Presbyterian led by Rev. J. M. Acheson with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Y P C U meets before evening service. Reform Church under Rev. G. Bouma with services at 9:30 p.m. and 2 p.m., Sabbath school 2:30 p.m., Young People at 7:38 p.m., catechism classes midweek. Free Memorialist led by Rev. H. L. Torsey with Sunday school 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. All are invited.
J W McCrum and C Robertson announce the Boyden Bank with deposits, exchanges, and tax services. They advertise 60 residence lots and acreage in McCrum's addition for sale on easy terms. Insurance offerings include fire and tornado with several major companies. Abstracts and legal papers prepared.
Instructions describe testing urine to reveal kidney trouble and urge Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. Claims include relief of back pain, frequent urination, and urinary passage discomfort. Ad promotes samples and pamphlet by Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
An illustrated guide from Orange Judd Farmer describes using 4x4 posts 8 feet, 2x4 scantling 16 feet cut to 8 foot top pieces and 4 foot braces, and 1x21?4 inch strips to frame an arbor. It details mortises, gas pipe anchors, tile supports, cement footing, bracing, and three coats of paint to prevent rot and overturn in all weather.
The list shows Alabama Nebraska and Oregon selecting the golden red, Colorado choosing the columbine, Delaware the perch blossom, Idaho the syringa, Jews and New York the rose, Maine the pine cone and tassel, Minnesota the cypripedium or moccasin flower, Montana the bitter root, North Dakota the wild rose, Utah the sazo lily, Vermont the sect clover. Rhode Island and Wisconsin choose the maple as state tree.
A brief note emphasizes steadfast support for pride and community rites, urging unity and respect across groups.
A Columbia Missouri agricultural station report argues broad tires save horseflesh and wear on good roads, while poor roads hinder movement. The piece predicts growing farmer adoption of broad tires with road improvements, suggests steel roads and even motorized transport may follow, citing progress in road reform.
The Strand reports a tale of a big six-shooter found in an American cheese imported by an English firm. It contrasts English road care with American highway spending and notes inspectors, road menders, and local taxation sustaining orderly Irish-like roads.
The article extols dwarf pear trees grafted on quince roots, forming bushy stock that bears early. They fit hedge rows, can be planted as close as 4 to 5 feet apart, and yield excellent crops in a few years. Varieties include Bartlett Clapp's Favorite Seckel Duchesse Anjou and Lawrence. care includes pruning mulching and potash fertilizer.
The United States Department of Agriculture establishes Vegetable Hospital under Prof. B T Galloway to investigate plant and vegetable diseases and remedies. Experiments show how air quality and soil salinity affect plant health and growth. Researchers await results on wheat rust germs.
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