Holstein records highlight Chester De Boer herd
Holstein Friesian Association notes outstanding production by Chester A. De Boer cows including Gold Chest Dela Barks Millie 4018235 with 14110 pounds milk and 552 fat and Soo Land Carnation Hartog Ace 3377244 with 18821 pounds milk and 711 fat. Mrs Stienstes 79 dies. funeral set for Thursday at First Reformed Church Sioux Center burial Boyden with Kraai Van Etten. Survivors include husband two sons John and Harry, daughter Edna Fletcher, 6 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren and brother Rev H M Veenschoten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Chester A. de Boer
Hull
Gold Chest Dela Barks Millie
Joe C. Fuhr
Boyden
Soo Land
Carnation
Hartog Ace
Soo Land Showboy
Moretta
T. J. Stienstes
Sioux Center Hospital
First Reformed Church
N. Rozeboom
Kraai and
van Etten
John
Harry
Doon
Andrew Flet_cher
Area Class B Sectional Games Set For Hull
Hull hosts Class B boys sectional with games Feb 14 21. Hull vs Larchwood St Mary 8 30 Monday Alvord vs Little Rock 7 Monday Boyden vs Lester 8 30 Saturday Doon vs Larchwood 7 Saturday semis 7 8 30 Wednesday finals 7 30 Feb 21 Hull winner vs Orange City winner Feb 24 at Orange City. Rock Rapids Sioux Center host Class A sectionals with Rock Valley vs Sibley Feb 14 7 30 Rock Rapids Inwood Feb 16 8 30 others at Sioux Center. semifinal final Feb 18 21 at Sioux Center. Sioux City next. Le Mars winner advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Larchwood St
Orange City
Rock Rapids
Sioux Center
Rock Valley
Sibley
George
Inwood
Sioux City
Boyden Iowa Newspaper Rates and Mailing Details
Boyden Iowa publication lists subscription rates for the paper at $2.00 per year or $1.25 for six months and 5¢ for single copies. All rates are cash in advance. The paper is published weekly on Thursdays and entered at the Boyden Post Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyden
Sioux County
Iowa
Aliens Told to File Address Reports by January 31
Immigration official Robert C. Wilson urged all aliens in Iowa and Nebraska to submit alien address reports by January 31. He noted the law requires most non citizens to report annually and warned of penalties for willful violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wilson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
United Nations
Wilson
Immigration Service Office
Post Office
Farmers Haven't Reached Guaranteed Annual Income
Farmers have not yet achieved a guaranteed annual income and remain short of the target, with ongoing discussions about securing sustained financial support and policy reforms. The report notes persistent gaps in earnings and social safety nets affecting rural families.
Iowa farm income steadies through diversification and marketing
Iowa development data show cash receipts from farm products ranged from 214.505 million in January 1957 to 150.637 million in June. The Crop and Livestock Service notes a steady June decline with a secondary peak of 212.895 million in November. Government payments of 49.9 million helped cover summer gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Card of Thanks for James Kool and Family
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards visits and prayers during the illness and after the passing of our husband and father James Kool Special thanks to Rev Irwin for comforting words and prayers Featured names Mrs James Kool Merry Lou and families La Verne Reinke Ray Hulley Charles Wynna E K Warne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kool
Irwin
Merry Lou
la Verne Reinke
Ray Hulley
Charles Wynna
E. K. Warne
Licensed To Wed Marriage Licenses Issued In Area
The county issued marriage licenses to Connie Schelling 23 Hawarden Carole Ann Cain 17 Hawarden Rodney LeRoy Smith 17 Hudson S Dak Joan Dianne Paulson 17 Hudson S Dak Larry Dean Kleinhesselink 17 Boyden Audrey Joan Noteboom 16 Alton Douglas Wayne Hilbrands 24 George Rita Joyce Knoploh 21 Benson II
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Schelling
Hawarden
Carole Ann Cain
Rodney LeRoy Smith
Hudson
S Dak
Joan Dianne Paulson
S. Dak
Larry Dean Kleinhesselink
Boyden
Audrey Joan Noteboom
Alton
Douglas Wayne Hilbrands
George
Rita Joyce Knoploh
Ben‘son
Milwaukee Road seeks ICC hearing to halt passenger mail trains
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission for a February hearing to suspend passenger and mail service on Trains 11 and 22 serving Hull and other towns. Protest deadline is in 13 days. Sanborn Chamber of Commerce has already filed a protest. Railroad cites ongoing losses despite reduced train sizes and diesel usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hull
Marquette
Canton
S. D
ICC
Commission
Sanborn
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Wisc
Eighth District Meeting of Republican Women
Mrs. Martha Wood of Paullina announces the eighth district officers and district chairmen of the Iowa Council of Republican Women. The biennium opener is Wednesday January 28 at Speelman's Steakhouse Cherokee at 10 00 am with school of instruction by state president Mrs. E J Hennings Arcadia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Council of Republican Women
Martha Wood
Paullina
Speelman’s
Cherokee
E. J. Hennings
Arcadia
S S Representative To Be In Hull Tuesday Jan 27
John R. Goldman announced no action needed for existing Social Security beneficiaries to receive the 7 percent increase retroactive to January 1959. A Sioux City district representative will visit the Hull Community Building Tuesday January 27 from 10:00 a.m. to assist residents with the change and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Goldman
Social Security Administration
Sioux City
Hull
All Star League Bowling Results and Highlights
Barber Shop won 4 per 0 against Produce and 4-0 over Pauls Store, while Grooters Repair led team points with 49 percent. Electrolux 3-1 over Grooters, Pfister Seed 3-1 over Rons Shelling, and Pauls Store 4-0 over Plumbing. High series Barber Shop 2236, Pauls Store 2143. high game Barber Shop 773, Paul M Vande Hoef 196. Ed Den Herder led series 516. Norm Bell 507. Earl Horn 190 top game runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grooters
Barber Shop
Paul's
Boyden Plumbing
Electrolux
Co-op
Rons
Pfister
Paul’s
Plumbing
Ed den Herder
Norm Bell
Paul M. Vande Hoef
Earl Horn
Local 4-H Leaders To Attend Recognition Day
The ninth annual 4 H Leaders Recognition Day will be in Ames at Iowa State College on January 26. Sioux County delegates Mrs. Elmer Den Herder Mrs Adrian Dickevers and Mrs Connie Rensink plus Maurice representative Mrs John Draager will attend with Fola M Booth county extension home economist. The event is run by the Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service with cooperation from the Iowa Chain Store Council Inc which funds the program and banquet. The Reverend William Remley Collegiate Presbyterian Church Ames will be the evening banquet speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Elmer den Herder
Sioux Center
Adrian Dickevers
Boyden
Connie Rensink
Orange City
John Draager
Maurice
Sioux County
Fola M. Booth
Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Service
Iowa Chain Store Council, Inc
William Remley
Collegiate Presbyterian Church of
Remley
Leading Youth to Adventure Banquet Program Details
Joseph Schulta is to greet delegates as president of the Iowa Chain Store Council. Mrs Calvin Reiss 4-H leader will respond. The event opens at 9 am with registration and coffee. Esther Whetstone will preside. Robert Pinches will welcome delegates and introduce the theme Iowa Young People Finding their Place. Morning speakers include Wallace Ogg and Glenn Holmes. A panel of four Iowa State College staff will discuss The 4 H Leaders Opportunities. Panelists include Holmes Ray Bryan Julius Fatkinson and I W Arthur. A question period follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schultais
Des Moines
Iowa Chain Store Council, Inc
Calvin Reiss
Jones County
Esther Whetstone
Robert Pinches
Iowa
Wallace Ogg
Iowa State College
Glenn Holmes
Holmes
Ray Bryan
Department of
Julius Faktinson
I. W. Arthur
Annual Meeting Of Sioux Electric Coop Assn In Orange City
The Sioux Electric Cooperative Association holds its 20th annual meeting at Orange City City Hall on Wednesday January 28 at 10 30 a m. Officers report on the year past and plans ahead. Three directors elected for two years. Nominating committee names and hold over directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Electric Cooperative Association
Orange City
Fred Vanderham
H. J. Shoemaker
Chas
F. Gayer
Eugene C. Mulder
George Bierma
Welcome Twp
Sioux Center
Gordon Brink
Sheridan Twp
Junior Dooyema
West Branch
Vernon Eilis
Reading
Ireton
Will S Gregg
Buncombe
Hawarden
Joe J. Hansen
East Orange
Alton
C. Koole
Grant
Sheldon
Dick van Maanen
Rock
Rock Valley
James M McNaily
Washington
Richard Rosgaard
Settles
Fairview
John D. Ste‘geman
Sheridan
Boyden
Pierre Folkert
Settlers
Inwood
Gillis Haverdink
Sherman
John R. Hollander
John Klein
Lynn
Hospers
Alvin Linch
Grant Twp
Logan Township
Gillie Haverdink
H. J Shoemaker
Chas. F. Gayer
Plato
Albert Ramaker
Harold E. Vermeer
West Branch Twp
Annual meeting lunch and door prizes announced
The notice promises a noon lunch for attendees and gifts for the first 500 members who register. Door prizes include electric appliances and 15 trips to Fort Randall Dam. A Maytag clothes dryer is awarded to ballots mailed before the meeting. Grand prizes are a GE air conditioner and a Hamilton dryer. Entertainment features organ music, Hospers High School numbers, and humorist magician Ignatz Baderwisky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Randall Dam
Hamilton
Maytag
Duven Music and Electric Company
Hospers High School
Ignatz Baderwisky
Change for the Better Emancipation through menopause and renewed vitality
The article argues that menopause is not a period of distress but a natural change. It notes that symptoms depend on overall health and that fear fueled by myths worsens experiences. It advises medical checks, especially nervous system health, and asserts menopause can bring renewed energy and freedom from menstruation.
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Chester de Boer
Stientjes
Iowa High School Athletic Association
THE
Marion J. Kempers
Charles G. Sawyer
Market Report
Farmers Savings Bank
Boyden, Iowa
Wed
Milwaukee Road
S. S
Dickevers
Dethmers
Vanden Brink
de Kalb
Repair Shop
Watkins
Bank Ins
Diekevers
Bert Engelsman
Marvin Diekevers
Adrian Diekevers
Mc Curdy
Legion
J and J Grocery
Steckley
Pioneer
Co-op Elevator
Co-op Oil
Smit and Son
John Harmelink
Henry Vander Zwaag
Bank
Rouwenhorst
Paul
Sioux Electric Coop Ass’n
W. E. Roze
le Mars
Lowa
Chiropractor
Nic
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