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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
5
The program begins February 27 with one point Red Tokens issued as changes for Red Stamps and Blue Tokens for Blue Stamps. Stamps will be valued at 10 points each with Tear Stamps to be removed across the Ration Booths. Following Stamps become valid February 27.
A wartime rationing notice outlines validity of Blue Green Red Sugar and Meat stamps, gasoline periods, and tire inspections. It cautions endorser requirements for coupons and urges careful fuel use. notes office hours and meeting schedules for gas, fuel oil, and stove boards.
The Grey Shop in Sheldon offers over 200 tailored to order samples for suits and coats. Visit to see fabric options and get a custom fit.
Milking Short horn bull one year old for sale by John Houtsma Boyden. WANTED baling and trucking at reasonable prices by Arie Burggraaff phone 3620. WANTED old iron metals and old horses by Herman Ooldenkamp phone 721 Hull. FOR SALE kitchen range suitable for basement by Vergil Smith Boyden. LADIES beautiful stationery with your personal imprint at low price call Boyden Reporter office. FARM LOANS rates as low as 4 percent no commission Farmers Savings Bank Boyden Iowa. Oil change need see Boyden Service Station.
Farmers request farm hands for March 1 as labor will be scarce during planting season. Farm Bureau Office in Orange City urged to contact about married or single workers and living conditions. Local notes mention Lois and Donna Fishr visiting their mother and Mrs Fihr's slow recovery.
Mr and Mrs Albert Winter assisted Verdon Harpham in celebrating his birthday Wednesday evening. Mrs Ed Schultz is reported to have Scarlet Fever.
Mrs. Maggie Hollander, Rev. ana Mrs Zenk, Art Stueven and Ernie Hollander visited the John Hollander home on Sunday.
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