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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1944
Page
4
L. E. Roetman, manager of the local creamery, resigns effective September 1 after purchasing the Minneapolis Ice Cream and Butter Co. The manufacturing unit is described as completely modern and Roetman is praised for his successful tenure.
Opinion piece argues New Deal supporters will attack Dewey with mud balls as GOP gains a swing against the New Deal. It predicts big attacks from public funded sectors and criticizes Hoover’s non candidacy while recalling Roosevelt and Dewey's political history.
Ancient animals related to giant saurians developed a third eye to see behind without turning their necks. This spare eye died out with large beasts like the sphenodon and their descendants, except in infancy.
George S Benson argues railroads shaped America and must be protected as private capital drives national progress. He contrasts U S and Orient transportation, notes high railroad investment, calls for safeguarding investors, and urges liberal private capital in production tools.
Notice appears in the Boyden post office indicating second class matter status and a subscription rate of $1.75 per year. It states the paper is published every Friday morning and that all subscriptions are fully recognized as open accounts.
Wire received by Mr and Mrs Henry Meyners confirms Pvt Ferdinand Meyners was killed in Italy on July 14. Born August 30 1919 he was a Boyden High School 1938 graduate. Also available for sale a 3 burner stove with oven and furniture including bed dresser dressing table two end tables and a tricycle from L E Roetman Boyden.
Pvt. Jacob Jack Mieras has arrived in England per wife. Address shown as No 37488882 APO 15878 care of Postmaster New York NY.
Liverpool, England launched England’s first affordable earthenware printed with transfer designs showing scenic, political, or comic decoration around the mid eighteenth century. This method marked an early attempt to mass produce inexpensive tableware with printed imagery.
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