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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
8
The W C T U will meet Thursday with Mrs Veen schoten. The government took over all telephone and telegraph offices on Thursday August 1st. The order covers every telephone and telegraph system in the United States. An advertisement promotes the Sheldon District Fair to be held next week with new features and larger scale.
Karl Megdelsen is pastor at Ghurelh United Presbyterian Church. Sabbath School begins at 10 o clock. A A Kuyper serves as superintendent. Preaching services are at 11 in the morning and 8 in the evening.
The Rainbow division led the counteroffensive at Chateau Thierry turning German advance into retreat. The 168th Iowa infantry, part of the Rainbow, helped halt the crown prince’s forces, with four national guard divisions cited among eight fighting units. Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, naming the Rainbow, will brief Washington staff on its record.
A Washington office letter urges county boards to form boards of instruction to acquaint 21 year olds registered last June with war aims, weapons, soldierly duties, and drills. A Sioux county threshers and farmers meeting at Orange City Hall approved flexible grain pricing and guidance on threshing season foods, warning of possible shortages.
Mr and Mrs Jensen of Los Angeles were guests at the Harry Rombough home this week. Mr and Mrs Fobes of Hull visited Prof H M Rombough last week. John Heemstra traveled to Crookston Minnesota to tend farm interests. Mrs J D Frazer and daughter of Conde South Dakota visited the W R Smith home for a few days at the week's start.
Miss Rosetta Stecker of Sioux City was an overnight guest at the R C Bryant home. Mrs Markham of Turton South Dakota visits her brother W R Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Wm Grooters and daughter Marie of Sanborn were callers here last Friday evening.
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