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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1951
Page
4
A World War II veteran writes Ed Kallemyn praising the compensation board. He donates 310 to the American Legion and its auxiliary for college youth education and gives the rest to Iowans who befriended him, thanking the board for the grant.
Bert Van De Hoef of Boyden recently acquired a registered Holstein Friesian bull from Leonard Rensink. Change of ownership for this animal, Rensink Burke Legis Lad, has been recorded by the Holstein Friesian Association of America. The association issued 10 602 registry and transfer certificates to own breeders during 1950.
Farmers Savings Bank promotes rates as low as 4 percent with no commission for farmers. Also advertises savings, oil drain relief, and engine lubrication products from A Luber-Finer. For sale 150 yearling hens line at Marion Moss location south of Boyden.
A probate notice directs all interested parties to appear at the Orange City court on September 4 1951 at 1000 AM to show cause why the last will and testament of D J King late of Sioux County Iowa should not be admitted to probate. The document is filed by Clerk D Wiersma and Brooks E Mellecker is the attending attorney with publication in The Boyden Reporter for eight weeks.
Gerrit De Mots and George De Ruyter announced the dissolution of their 32 year partnership at De Ruyter Hardware Company in Sioux Center. De Mots retired and sold his interest to De Ruyter, ending the joint business venture.
The first Iowa State Fair opened in Fairfield in 1854 and over the next twenty five years toured as a traveling event. Host cities included Muscatine Oska Loosa Iowa City Debuque Burlington Clinton Keokuk and Cedar Rapids, each hosting two to six times before the 1879 move to Des Moines.
Mrs John Nagel living north of George suffered second degree burns to her legs when a kerosene can containing fuel oil exploded during a bonfire. She received first aid at a doctor’s office and was later treated at Rock Rapids hospital.
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