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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
6
The community greets Mr and Mrs H W Will and two children moving to Boyden. Will becomes the new Milwaukee agent after previously working in Belvidere South Dakota, with Delmont South Dakota as his original home. Eid. Donkershoot wounded in action. Another Dickevers new depot.
Postwar push favors a farmer owned co operative model to combat high costs from big commercial feed and fertilizer firms. The Big 4 Co operative Processing Co in Sheldon Iowa would expand to produce feed and enter fertilizer, creating local employment and inter community service.
Pvt Marvin A Diekevers son of Mr and Mrs Ed Diekevers is stationed at Camp Walters Texas His posted address is No 3777 9272 Co B 58th I T Bn, providing a formal mail directory entry for the serviceman.
Expressions of gratitude for sympathy cards wreaths and kindness after the Meyners loss. Notices of visits gatherings army physicals furloughs and training plus local social and service group events and a World War II wounded confirmation.
James Macpherson a Scottish schoolmaster published the Ossianic Poems in 1760 claiming an ancient Gaelic epic. The works sparked fame and debate as scholars pressed for the original text and the author admitted the poetry originated as a joke.
Dumb waiters were an English invention of the eighteenth century with tiers of trays fixed to a central support on a tripod base. They sat diagonally at dining table corners for self-service after servants departed, with Chippendale listing two mahogany dumb waiters on castors supplied to Kensington Palace.
Lt. Vernon Vagts son of Mr and Mrs Wm Vagts from north of Boyden was killed in action in France on November 18. The notice records the family’s loss and confirms his military service and death date.
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