Strange Hoatzin Family Habits in Thorny Trees
Mrs. Hoatzin and Mrs. Lovely Bird discuss the Hoatzin clan living high in thorny trees. The family claims they are hearted and untroubled by danger, preferring their nests and simple contentment.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
1
Mrs. Hoatzin and Mrs. Lovely Bird discuss the Hoatzin clan living high in thorny trees. The family claims they are hearted and untroubled by danger, preferring their nests and simple contentment.
Mrs. Nellie Jansma died at Sacred Heart hospital Le Mars on Wednesday night at 6 30 age 67. Funeral services will be held at 11 9 o'clock at the home and 2 o'clock at the First Reformer church in Newkirk Saturday Rev. Clyde to conduct. Full obituary to follow next week.
Community singing features patriotic Civil War songs. February’s Famous Americans honors Mrs P T McCrum with Hungary on piano solo by Lawrence Grooters. D P Edwards speaks on P T A value in Boyden. Esther Mlazgar performs cornet with Harriet Miller on accompaniment. Founder’s Day justification by H Vander Well.
Robert Moret suffered serious injuries when a limb detached from a tree he was trimming struck his face. The impact crushed his nose opened his cheek and opened a deep forehead gash needing many stitches. He is convalescing at home in Boyden. The item also mentions a tomato juice cooking tip and an upcoming inspirational program at Town Hall with speakers Rev J W Brink and Rev G W Hylkema.
Members of the American Legion Post and Auxiliary attended a well received program in Hawarden. Attendees included Jake Van Dijpen Jr, Albert Grooters, Steve Vanden Brink, Jack Scholten, Fred Lohof, Henry Van Houte, Mrs J Van Houte, Mrs Henry Van Houte, Minnie Van Houte and Mina Scholten. The event was praised as the county’s best Legion post show, and the Reporter plans to reprint the program.
GT Slothouber will hold a semi dispersion sale of cattle on March 11. The Holstein-Presian herd is T B tested accredited registered with a two year high butterfat record per the Sioux County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Auctioneers Ramaker DeVries to conduct the sale at his office.
Heinrich Lafrenz of Boyden Iowa enrolled at Lincoln Airplane and Flying school to study master airplane mechanics. He is nephew of Deitrich Lafrenz and with other students building an original design aircraft named the Sky Lark. Rye bricks advertised at Boyden Bakery.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of the Farmers Co operative Association of Boyden Iowa to be held Tuesday February 10 1931 at 1 30 PM at the Town Hall. The annual report will be read and any other business properly coming before the meeting transacted. H M Scholten secretary.
The Farmers Co operative Creamery Company of Boyden Iowa will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Thursday February 12 1931 at Town Hall at 1 oclock sharp. The meeting will include the annual report and any other business. I G Dunn of Mason City Iowa will give a talk of special interest to farmers. By order of the board Henry Scholtje Secy.
A large crowd attended the Boyden band concert and home talent play in the high school auditorium. Admissions and donations totaled about 44 dollars. John Vander Maaten directed the band and was praised for building the program from beginner members. The home talent cast performed in a humorous, entertaining manner.
The G Mouw estate will be sold at public auction on Saturday Feb 14 at 1 30 PM. The listing includes a dwelling in excellent condition a 1928 Chevrolet coach and household furniture. S G VandenBrink named administrator of the estate. Curé Mange on your hogs by us ing Eulpherized Mange Oil sold by Hilton Bros Drug Co.
Henry Schloetje visited the Reporter office on Thursday to print quarantine signs. The DeWilde residence was placarded for scarlet fever and their daughter has a light attack. A crowd gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Kruze home to celebrate Marie Kruze’s birthday.
A Sioux County court, located in the region around E34 Pee Er SD, issues a new ruling affecting residents and local organizations. The case involves multiple parties including GE, GR, IR, BI, and ROBY with details pending further filings and a scheduled hearing in the courthouse.
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for 30.15 with 75.80 costs in Geo J. Miller vs Clifton Moore. Decrees in partition suits appoint referees P H Van Horsen and juries in other cases. marriages licenses issued. Board of Supervisors sets Feb 6 1931 for local road program meeting. various court assignments and dismissals. real estate sale confirmations. bank suit for replevin. probate notices for February 3 and 10. administrators appointed with bonds. next supervisor meeting Feb 3 in Orange City.
Among those who attended the ski meet at Canton South Dakota were Mr and Mrs H W Pitstick Jake Van Diepen Jr Lorraine McCrum Cynthia Schreuder Harriet Miller Frances Van Veldhuizen Gerrit Kleinhesse link of Orange City Melvin Harmon and Willert.
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