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Newspaper
Reporter
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1897
Page
4
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Orange City resident Ed Thayer visited Monday for a final preconvention tour. He reports strong county support and satisfaction with his two terms in the treasurer's office. He argues third-term opposition is unfounded and predicts Thayer will ride the party’s bandwagon after the convention.
The writer argues Democrats offer no tariff or silver attention and blame the so called State House Fraud for campaign leverage. The piece contends Republicans swept their own doors, leaving the opposition with little live issue.
The excerpt derides a three headed party as hopeless and undeserving thanks, portraying them as a doomed political group without prospects.
A quotation attributed to Bismarck asserts that American prosperity rests on protection laws and urges Germany to imitate the U S tariff system as a strategic model for its own economy. The remark reflects early 20th century views on trade protection and national policy.
Bland Tillman and Bryan admit a period of temporary prosperity while residents of Boyden argue times are worse than under the Cleveland administration. The clash highlights contrasting views of economic conditions and leadership.
Readers ask whether recent foreign sales of American tin reflect proponents of non protective theories. The inquiry seeks expert input on economic policy and global trade impacts.
A year after silver dampened wheat prices the current rise is attributed to underproduction. The remark suggests excuses for failures and hints at possible double action behind the issue.
A reader notes a lack of recent editorials on the advance "agent of prosperity." They wonder if supporters grew tired or if the office is too busy to write. The comment prompts reflection on the current editorial direction and workload.
Wool prices rise due to heightened demand from textile makers and limited shorn supply. Weather issues and logistics delays further tighten markets, boosting dealer costs and prompting buyers to secure shipments.
A noted shift shows the once staunch supporters of low tariff policy wavering as its popularity wanes across political circles. The change reflects evolving economic views and concerns about market protection and national interests.
In Hawarden the Sioux county race for sheriff features four Hollanders seeking the Republican nomination while P R Schaap holds the Democratic nomination. The contest will be between Hollanders versus the incumbent, reflecting a localized political skirmish this fall.
Local business men in Sioux Center voice dissatisfaction with grain prices and discuss plans to erect a new grain elevator to improve market access and storage capacity.
The Young Ladies of Prof Huffman Sunday School class held a social at Rev Acheson’s home with nearly all present. Guests enjoyed coffee sandwiches and ice cream as a program on the east porch featured declamations songs and a Leona Cole solo.
Omn. and St. Paul Railway timetable lists trains going west and east including No 1 passenger at 12 12 PM No 73 mixed 830 PM No 95 way freight 6254 PM going east No 4 passenger 320 PM No 74 mixed 6254 PM No 6 way freight 455 PM.
Meyer M Brink recorder J A Tuttle street commissioner E L Starsweather marshal CG P Meredith councilmen L Morse J Door Lou Lowry Wm Shimp E Work and R G Lubbers council meets the first Monday of every month
Unitep Presbyterian Reverend J M Acheson leads Sabbath school at 10 am and morning service at eleven with evening service and Y P C U before. Reform Church Reverend G Bouma preaches at 9 30 am and 2 pm with Sabbath school at 2 30 pm Young People's society at 7 36 pm and catechetical classes Thursday and Saturday. Free Methodist Reverend H L Torsey holds Sunday school at 10 am morning service at 11 and class meeting at 12 with evening service. German Ev Lutheran Church Reverend W Baetke serves four miles north of Royden with services at 9 am each Sunday.
Borden Camp 4889 MW W A meets on the second and fourth Saturday each month. Visiting neighbors cordially invited. W D Parker is vice commander and A Morris is clerk.
An advertised urine test warning of kidney trouble promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for back pain, kidney and bladder issues, and urinary discomfort. It offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
The advert touts Begg's Hair Renewer as a monarch among patent medicines claiming to create new, brilliant hair on bald heads. It urges customers not to substitute and notes M. Brink as the name behind the product.
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