Borden’s Weekly Chronology Entries by Date
A dated list from Borden’s Weekly Chronology covering April 28 to May 4 1944. Names include Edith Jantzen John Vander Maaten Howard DeZeeuw Bernard Tiedeman Leona Winter Edwin Diekever Mary Jean Rensini Luella Ver Meer John Rensink Sr Mrs John Wartjes Christina De Jongh Tunis Evink Mrs Chris Vander Berg Mrs Chris Hollander Robert Moret Lawrence Korthals Pearl Van Den Berg Emma Beldt Henry Moret Mrs Nick Donkersloot Evelyn Korthals Harold Schneider C Rehberg Arnold Verrips Albert Schmidt John Roelf Jy Mrs Nick Rouwenhorst Fred Sohi Alfred Doorenbos Mrs Edna Youngsma Dorothy Nell Vanden Brink Mrs B Menke Harvey Hubbers H J Wissink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Winter
Edwin Diekever
Mary Jean Rensini
Luella Ver- Meer
John Rensink
John Wartjes
Christina de Jongh
Tunis Evink
Henry Moret
Nick Donkersloot
Evelyn Korthals
Harold Schneider
C. Rehberg
Arnold Verrips
Albert Schmidt
John Roelf
Nick Rouwenhorst
Fred Sohi
Alfred Doorenbos
Edna Youngsma
Dorothy Nell Vanden Brink
B. Menke
Harvey Hubbers
H J Wissink
Fort Leavenworth Founded to Protect Santa Fe Trail
Built at Fort Leavenworth in 1827 by Col. Henry Leavenworth to guard traffic on the Santa Fe trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Col
Henry Leavenworth
Notice to Clean Up Adjacent Alleys and Streets
Notice to property owners that all rubbish debris and obstructions on alleys and streets adjacent to their property must be removed by May 4 1944 or the town will remove them and charge the expense as special taxes. John Rensink Sr mayor.
Classified Ads For Sale Seed and Potatoes
Classified ads show seed potatoes and Parcaut hybrid seed corn for sale at Dethmers Implement Co Boyden. Additional lines list wanted items old iron metals old horses Carl Herman Ooldenkamp phone 72 J Hull. Also notes a clean easy milking machine for sale at Boyden Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnotice
Dethmers Implement Co
Boyden
Carl Herman Ooldenkamp
J. Hull
Boyden Hardware Store
One Way Ride Toward State Socialism Warns in 1940s Essay
A provocative column argues that shifting to state socialism leads to permanent loss of freedoms. It asserts Europeans suffer under ruling elites and warns Americans not to trust government management, citing national income figures from 1943 to challenge anti-privilege myths. It claims private enterprise built prosperity and laments potential violence from one-way policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toilor
America
Iere
US Department of Commerce
Postmaster Recovers Odd Note In Rural Mailbox
A rural mail carrier found a quirky note in a Slippery Rock mailbox asking the postman to cash a $5 check and buy stamps to make a flower a legal transport for a trip to a ration board. The message seeks gas, a car inspection, a tire purchase, and payment of withholding tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
Ration Board
For Sale New Farm Machinery
For sale by Krailing Implements Sheldon. Items include 1 Letz Roughage Mill 340, 1 Deere roughage and hammer mill 114, 2 Letz grinders with blowers, 1 Dempster windmill motor 8 feet, 1 Clean Easy track type milker, 2 DeLaval electric drive cream separators, wood and steel stock tails, hog and chick feeders and waterers, folding harrow leveling equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Birthdays Honored by Mr and Mrs Reimers Hosts
Mr and Mrs George Reimers hosted forty neighbors and friends Friday night. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs Roy Reimers and Florence Reimers marking their birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reimers
Roy Reimers
Florence Reimers
Farmers urged to pay up subscriptions at Boyden Reporter
Before spring rush, farmers are advised to visit the Boyden Reporter office to pay outstanding subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden Reporter
Farm Loans Rates as Low as 4 Percent
Farmers Savings Bank of Boyden Iowa offers farm loans with rates as low as 4 percent and no commission. Prompt service is promised by the bank to assist farmers in arranging financing.
Milwaukee Road honors servicemen lacking wings
In a wartime tribute, The Milwaukee Road praises 5000 plus railroad workers in the armed services who could not join aviation. Colonel J Monroe Johnson of the Interstate Commerce Commission notes their sacrifice and value in supporting the war effort from the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Armed Services
J. Monroe Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Borden’s Weekly
Edith Jantzen
John Vander Maaten
Howard DeZeeuw
Bernard Tiedeman
Chris Vander Berg
Chris Hollander
Robert Moret
Lawrence Korthals
Pearl van den Berg
Emma Beldt
John Rensink, Sr
John Stegeman
Grenville Lansdell
E Unn
Southern Calif
Granny
AIR Force
Mediterranean
U.S
Christian Science Ineonitor
The
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Sheldon Harness Shop
C. C. Eaton
PROP
Sheldon, Iowa
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
Krahling
Sheldon
W. S. Balkema
M.D
Iowa
Leader Cafe
Jeanne Mieras
Medicos
Prairies
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
Sam
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Ine
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