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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
4
An upbeat note celebrates Iowa as a top egg producer and the joy of shared meals. The writer shares family breakfast preferences from sunny side up to over easy, praising variety and small concessions as the recipe for happy homes and communities.
Local classifieds announce watch and clock repairs moved to KOBEL JEWELRY for next week. Farm loans offered at 4 percent with no commission. Concrete floors to be broken and hauled away. Oil changes at Boyden Service Station with Cities Service products. Cars and subscriptions listed. Items for sale include a 1985 Chevy and George Milker property for sale.
George S Benson President Harding College Searcy Arkansas argues against another 1919 wage raise. He says rising prices would offset gains, job losses could follow and foreign competition would erode Americans’ living standards. Benson urges keeping wages steady while prices fall for a broader real rise. He promotes listening to his radio drama Land of the Free.
Mr John Kooiker of Algona visited the paren tal home of Nick J. Kooiker. Willis Vande Hoef and daughter called at Marion Dykshorn’s in Sheldon. Andrew Bruns and wife stayed with W. J. Crockett in Sibley where Crockett and Bruns were re cently married in Powersville Missouri. Bob Schelske from Tripp South Dakota spent Sunday with Reuben Magstad. Dick Koerselman and family were guests in Gerrit Roetman’s Sanborn home Wednesday. Ray Grooters family visited John Grooters in Sanborn Sunday. Mrs Lester Gaugert and family stayed with Henry Auberg in Heron Lake. Willert Lang and Hawarden visitors joined Henry Heusinkveld Jr. Sunday. John Kool of Alton dined with Jim Kool Friday. Ed Van Zandbergen of Hospers spent midweek with John Siderius. John Moret visited Louis Rons in Matlock Friday.
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