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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
6
The report shows 12 grade cows purchased for milking and 110 heifers freshening, ending with 216 grade cows and 228 registered cows. Total milk output reached 2,805,891 pounds with 99,734.1 pounds butterfat. Average milk per cow 9729 pounds and butterfat 345.6 pounds.
Neighbors and friends gathered Tuesday evening at the Maris home for a farewell. Calls were made by Mr. and Mrs. S Schortinghuis Mr. and Mrs Ed Dielkevers Mr. and Mrs N Janson Mr. and Mrs N Roowenhorst and Mrs Emma Stutzman.
Church listings from Reform and United Presbyterian parishes show service times for Dutch and English Hebrew German German language sessions. St John’s Lutheran notes German and English masses with weekly Luther League and other societies meeting monthly. Wedding announcements advertise quality printed engraved keepsakes from The Reporter.
Sioux County Iowa notices announce the appointment of William Doorenbos as administrator of the Winnie Doorenbos estate. Creditors must promptly pay and present claims to the administrator, with filings due at the District Court Clerk in Orange City Iowa. Gerrit L. Rens is the attorney. Dated February 12, 1944.
The Boyden Reporter lists Willis G Vanderburg as editor and Helen L Vanderburg as co editor. It enters at the post office as second class matter and publishes every Friday morning with a subscription rate of 1.7 dollars per year. Subscriptions are open accounts and remain in force until official notice is certified to the Postal Department or to the paper. No news or advertising copy will be accepted.
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