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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
2
Iowa State College farm economist Francis Kutish projects a bigger hog market this winter and spring than 1958 based on the USDA survey. He forecasts no winter price rise and expects a seasonal peak in May or June followed by a steady fall, with extremely low prices likely in 1960.
A reflective feature on Rev William E Vanden Berg. describes a peaceful lunch room moment with hi fi music playing. Notes contrasts between classical religious records and modern noise and hints at personal rhythm and taste.
A reader argues for peace of soul through classical and religious music, criticizing rock and roll and jazz as noisy and ineffective. He praises Schubert and Beethoven, warns against juke boxes, and asserts timeless value in refined harmony versus passing trends. He predicts heaven will feature music, but not jazz.
The article notes a recount planned for the 9th District Senate vote in Des Moines County. It covers Governor Loveless delivering the State of the State, a call to establish an Agricultural Hall of Fame, Meredith Willson’s introduction, a Rock Rapids Music Man reference, an inauguration and Inaugural Ball, plus a reminder that journals and bill copies are available at the County Auditor for public access.
Probate filing for the last will and testament of John Vander Haak from Orange City listed in court notices with the date February referenced. The document names Vander Haak as deceased and seeks legal confirmation of his will.
The court schedules a will hearing for 17th at 10:00 a.m. In a suit Jasper Van Veldhuizen sues Richard Veninga and Richard Landman as executors of Lutje Landman estate over division of farm partnership property and proceeds. Several probate actions and estate matters, including administration appointments and final reports, are noted with dates and amounts.
An Iowa and national overview explains the bail concept from presumption of innocence to preliminary hearings. It covers when bail is granted or refused, forfeit rules if the accused fails to appear, and notes public interest guidance from the Iowa State Bar Association.
The 1959 edition of The Farmers Tax Guide, a Treasury Department publication, will be available to Sioux County farmers at the Extension Office in Orange City. Maurice E. Eldridge notes the guide is for farmers and explains in nontechnical language most income tax rules for calendar year 1958 and fiscal year ending in 1959. It includes sample records and a sample return form to show where income and deductions belong, and supplements rather than replaces federal return instructions.
Senator Dykhouse reports the 58th General Assembly opened January 12 with routine session work and adoption of temporary rates. The Republican committee on committees named two-thirds of each panel and awaits the Lt. Governor to appoint the remaining one-third. the contest committee has been formed.
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