Post Office Second Class Matter at Boyden
Notice indicates the item is entered at the Boyden post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Reporter
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1897
Page
5
Notice indicates the item is entered at the Boyden post office as second class matter.
J A Walraven announces his run for sheriff subject to the Republican County Convention. The odd verse lines about a Russian thistle appear alongside the declaration, suggesting a local satirical touch or personal note.
Klaas Jac Obsma was instantly killed by a lightning bolt while plowing a field west of Orange City. His horses also died. He was 29, born in Friesland, survived by a widow, three children, his parents, and four siblings. Funeral held at the Christian Reformed church Monday at 2 PM, Rev. Buss officiating.
A Minnesota man, Fred Jones, was found unconscious beside the railroad near Sutherland Sunday morning. He had ridden a freight car from Maurice after unable to buy a ticket and fell while trying to disembark, suffering serious injuries.
An advertisement touts Beggs' Cher y Cough Syrup as the magic healer for coughs colds and consumption. The note closes with a directive to keep it and signs as M Brink.
A mother was alarmed by a telegram from her son in New York claiming he was injured and asking for funds. The message prompted her to grieve as she sought relief and advice, while an ad for Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker appears amid the narrative.
The region reports on traveling agents dubbed stinkers after costly lightning rod work near Larchwood. Some individuals admit the sting by sharing the word with friends as the agents spread through the area.
The Bee takes over the Rock Valley Register with Editor Hurd leading the new management. The Reporter offers best wishes for future prosperity and expects the paper to retain its high standard once led by P. H. Mc Carty, aiming to be among the best in northwestern Iowa.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Boyden post office includes Clarence Pepper John White Mrs P W Willis John Woodsma and Fred Hamlet. When calling for the above letters please say advertised. JOHN C Prypz P M
A claim breaks down the value chain from corn to whiskey with figures for the government railroads manufacturer vendor farmer and drinker. The excerpt notes the drinker faces delirium tremens while the bargain allocates funds across several parties, ending with a total retail price of 9.16 dollars per bushel.
Local ad claims Beggs' Diarrhea Balsam relieves inflammation of the bowels instantly. Seller M. Brink asserts the remedy acts like magic and invites customers to purchase.
The Akron Tribune urges farmers in Akron's trade area to market wheat now and settle debts. It argues debt repayment stabilizes credit, supports others who pay promptly, and notes yields are modest this year. It condemns holding grain for speculative advances and warns against undermining financial strength.
The board of education met Wednesday with Secretary Vitzthum reporting routine business. A $74.00 claim by H. C. Baumann was allowed. Contract awarded to Gertrude McCarty of Sheldon to teach the Oakland district school. Also a For Sale notice lists cabbage, potatoes and garden truck from C. Bender.
By virtue of a general execution from the District Court of Iowa Sioux County a sale is set for October 2, 1897 at ten in the morning at the East front door of the Orange City Courthouse. The sheriff will auction described lots in Boyden to satisfy a debt of 2384.95 dollars plus 35.10 dollars costs and accruing costs to the highest bidder for cash. Names include H. C. Connell plaintiff and defendants Al Smeenk C P Meredith H Lowrey.
The September issue features John F. Coyle on Henry Clay and the Senate farewell, Clifford Howard on Treasury redemptions, Elizabeth Bisland on social pressure, Hamlin Garland and Mrs Mark Morrison serials, plus piano pieces by Edward Jakobowski. It covers home wedding styling, photography as a profession for women, recipes, nursing tips, fashion from Paris, poems and a bridal guide. Published by Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia at ten cents per copy, one dollar per year.
The notice lists order and timing for trains on the Omn. & St. P. R. R. with westbound departures at 12.12 P M for No 1 passenger 8 80 P M for No 78 mixed and 6 25 A M for No 95 way freight. Eastbound services run at 3 20 P M for No 4 passenger 6 25 4 A M for mixed and 4 55 P M for No 06 way freight.
City directory lists Mayor M Brink Recorder A Tuttle Street Commissioner J L Starav Marshal C P Meredith and council members L Morse J door Lon Lowry Wm Shimp E Work R G Lubbers. Council meets the first Monday of every month.
Local church directory lists Rev J M Acheson Rev G Bouma Rev H L Torsey and W Baetke with morning and evening services Sunday school times catechetical classes and youth societies all inviting strangers and members to attend services at designated locations and times.
Boyden Camp 4889 of the MWA meets on the second and fourth Saturdays each month with visiting neighbors invited. W D Parker signs as V C A Morris clerk.
An old advertisement explains urine tests for kidney issues and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal remedy for back pain kidney and bladder problems including frequent urination and burning sensations. The ad touts samples and pamphlets mailed free from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY and claims newspaper endorsement.
The advertisement touts Begg's Nair Renewer as the Monarch of Patent Medicines, claiming it makes new hair and brilliant hair on bald heads. It warns to take no substitute and states the product is kept by M. Brink.
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