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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1958

Page

4

Drivers License Exams Schedule for Northwest Iowa

Examinations for drivers licenses are held on schedules across northwest Iowa counties. Mondays include Orange City and Sioux City. Tuesdays cover Sheldon and Primghar on alternate Tuesdays. consult local police office. Also at Sioux City. Wednesdays cover Spencer Cherokee and Sioux City. Thursdays cover Rock Rapids and Sioux City.

Iowa Orange City Sioux City Sheldon Primghar Spencer Cherokee Rock Rapids

Not All Income Is Taxable Says ALC Tax Specialists

Tax specialists from the Agricultural Law Center at the State University of Iowa explain which earnings are non taxable and list items such as Korea era veterans gifts life insurance installments death benefits annuities sickness benefits meals lodging and certain dividends that may be exempt or partially taxed. They note the cooperative origin of the center and its work with legal and economic research to guide farm taxpayers.

ALC Sam Agricultural Law Center State University of Iowa The Agriultural Law Center SUI College of Law Iowa State College US Department of Agriculture Law Center

Tax tips on bonds grants and tenant improvements

Grants and interest on state and municipal bonds, tenant improvements by a landlord, and service men mustering-out pay are not taxed. Consult your lawyer or tax advisor to see if these exclusions apply to your situation.

Christmas Party and Luncheon for Vanden Brink Bowling Team

Mr and Mrs Logan Vanden Brink hosted Tuesday evening at their home after league bowling. They sponsored the Vanden Brink Ins. team and held a social evening followed by a Christmas luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Vander Wilt and Mr and Mrs Wulfred Kooiker among others. Absent were Mr and Mrs Harold De Boer and Mr and Mrs David Jacobsma.

Logan Vanden Brink Vanden Brink Ins Clifford Vander Wilt Wulfred Kooiker Kenneth Meyn Harold de Boer David Jacobsma

Ladies Aid Meeting at First Reformed Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Reformed Church will meet this afternoon December 18 at 2 00 p m in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mrs Lena Kieyne and Mrs Wm Humme.

Ladies Aid Society of the First Reformed Church Lena Kieyne Wm Humme

Christmas Caroling at First Reformed Church

The young couples will go caroling to town shut ins this Friday evening December 19. Meet at the church by 7 00 p m. After caroling a fellowship hour and refreshments at the church parlors follow.

First Reformed Church

Christmas Party of Grant Township Homemakers

The Grant Township Homemakers held their Christmas party at the home of Mrs Morris on Tuesday afternoon. A fine time was enjoyed by all, followed by a lunch served by hostesses Mrs Morris, Mrs Florence Kimmel and Mrs Ed R Blumeyer.

Grant Township Wm. Morris Morris Florence Kimmel Ed R. Blumeyer

Busy Bees 4 H Hold Christmas Potluck Meeting

The Busy Bees 4 H club will meet Thursday at 400 p.m. at the Legion Hall. The regular meeting will be followed by a Christmas potluck supper and a gift exchange. All members are invited to attend.

Busy Bees The Legion Hall

500 Club Christmas Party At Dwight Blankers Home

The 500 club held its Christmas party Tuesday evening at Dwight Blankers home with a grab gift exchange. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Myron Kleinwolterink Sheldon Mr and Mrs Rodney Grooters Hull Mr and Mrs Ray Rohlfs Mr and Mrs Wm Rosenboom and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Rohlfs.

500 Club Dwight Blankers Myron Kleinwolterink Sheldon Rodney Grooters Hull Ray Rohlfs Wm Rosenboom LeRoy Rohlfs

The Crime Of Stolen Feelings And Small Grudges

A reflective essay warns against stealing others happiness through grudges and gossip. It calls for daily forgiveness and a loving heart to prevent the petty thefts that divide families and communities and to align life with moral law and Christlike mercy.

Bond purchase rules loosen for Series E and H bonds

Changes allow owners of Series F and G savings bonds to apply proceeds from bonds maturing after December 1 1958 toward purchases of Series E and H bonds without regard to the $10 000 annual limit. The regulation also covers maturing Series F and G bonds not yet redeemed. Mr George Dunlop of Orange City serves as volunteer chairman for savings bonds.

Treasury Department George Dunlop Orange City

Regulation Covers Matured Bonds in Sioux County Announcement

Series F and G bonds sold from 1941 through April 1952 mature in 12 years. The regulation applies only to matured bonds. The chairman noted the change affects owners with maturing F and G bonds over $10,000 or who reached annual purchase limits.

Sioux County

Hog market outlook from Eldridge and Kutsh

Farm outlook warns hog producers to market as many pigs as possible before February 1959. Kutish says a large 1958 fall crop could push hog prices lower late winter, with marketing rising from February through April. March output may surpass last year, with a possible modest price rise in the next 45 days.

Francis Kutsh Iowa State College Kutish USDA

Hog Market Edges Higher Weighed by Larger Hogs and Slaughter Delays

Market notes show heavier hogs reaching markets as farmers hold back hogs to use cheap feed. Peak slaughter may shift to November from October, with prices continuing to fall into November. December prices for 200 to 240 pound barrows and gilts run about 50 cents above a year ago.

Kutish

Life and Character Petty Theft Reflections

A columnist notes stealing is a common social ill and recalls a recent incident where a transistor radio was taken from a hardware store. The piece argues that theft is never excusable and harms both thief and victim, emphasizing moral wrongdoing.

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