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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
5
Published every Friday morning. Entered at the Boyden post office as second class matter. Subscriptions remain in force until official notice is certified to postal authorities. Receipts issued for all payments. Notify the Reporter if mailing address is incorrect. Storage for cars at low cost at Hollander Garage. FOR SALE Sileage and alfalfa hay. Robert Moret.
Rev. J. S. Pollock conducts English services on the 2nd and 4th Sundays with remaining German services. Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 1:00 p.m. and Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m.
Editorial argues the policy aims to dictate farming choices like historic AAA with quotes from Chicago Tribune and Mark Sullivan. It outlines possible quotas, loans, and state county enforcement while praising voluntary soil conservation and warning of broader control. The Iowa Farm Bureau holds its 19th annual convention January 19-21 at Des Moines Shrine Temple with 5000 expected attendees and multiple program features.
The Second Christian Reform church in Orange City plans a new building as the present structure is too small. After a member canvass yielded about $2,000 in pledges, the congregation offers bonds to the public from $100 to $500, bearing 4 percent interest. Bonds mature in one to seven years and carry a first mortgage lien on church property.
County Auditor Van Roekel issued warrants for the destruction of 128 foxes in the past week. Herman Schwarz received payment for five foxes and Vincent Ahlers for six. Crows earned a bounty with Scott Younie paid for 27 and D R Barnard 172. Theodore and Lawrence Vander Ploeg were the only wolf bounty recipients for some time.
Charley Mulder, an insurance man, had a bad Sunday car accident on the way to Alton. Chip Mulder was struck by a bump, thrown through a right hand window, suffering cuts to his right ankle and hand. He received 15 stitches from Dr. Larsen and later stood, using crutches, smiling as he recovered.
A kind couple near Sheldon, Iowa, fed and housed a stranger for days. The man, named Albert, vanished with the couple’s car and belongings after being treated kindly. Sheriff seeks leads as no trace of Albert remains.
John Vrieze of Alton died at his sisters home from heart failure. He had been working in Minnesota and returned home when not feeling well. He was found dead in bed the next morning and had a family history of sudden deaths with his father and two brothers having died similarly.
Subscriptions are being taken for funds to buy a Windcharger electric light outfit for Rev and Mrs Edgar Smith, missionaries in Africa. They are visiting the States and spoke at Sioux county. They currently use kerosene costing 90 cents per gallon in Africa. Friends want to present them with a Windcharger outlet to take on their return.
Johnnie Kodiker suffered only a few scratches after his gravel truck crashed last Thursday. A steering gear failure sent the vehicle into a ditch, flipping it completely and ending upside down in a near miraculous escape.
The record lists daily names from Friday January 14 through Thursday January 20, naming residents including LaVerna Heitrator Wilfred Heitritter Morris Scholten Mrs L Doorenbos Edward Ver Meer Clark Betten Dorothy Tiedeman Wilmina Dykstra Peter Umland Kenneth DeZeeuw Henry Auburg Anna Hubbling Henry Brinkman Martha Scholten Albert Dethmers Peter Van Zee Margaret Rens Joe Kreykes Mrs Johannz Beyer Gr Vander Maaten Jane De Ruyter Mrs Cornelius Houtsma Aretha Winter W Reimers Harry R Stutzman Shirley Anne Vander Lee Marion Moret Amet Sohl Esther Kleyne Mrs Ora Van Diepen Egbert DeZeeuw Lester Haspels Edward VerMeer Jr John D Mouw Maud Jackson Mrs Walter DeRuyter Bertus Kooiman Monno Rosenboom Edgar VerMeer Howard Salie.
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