Congress Eyes Turbulent 1958 Session And Budget Battle
The Second Session of the 85th Congress opens amid expectations of turbulence and sparring in an election year. The defense budget dominates, with a projected 74 billion total, while farm policy stalls amid BensonFTC disputes and potential short-term extensions. President Eisenhower’s State of the Union is praised, and plans include tax policy, civil works cuts, and continued defense emphasis to deter Soviet pressure.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Department of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Packers and Stockyards Act
State of the Union
Russia
Treasury
Army Engineers
Iowa
Missouri River
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Sioux City
Omaha
Little Sioux River
Kessler
Bend
Soil Bank
Ladies Missionary Group Reports on Race and Religion
The Ladies Missionary and Aid Society of the First Reformed Church met with Mrs Bent Bone stroo leading devotions. Topics included Race and Religion and Spiritual Life discussed by Mrs Bert Bonestroo and Mrs Albert Brunsting.
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Ladies’ Missionary and Aid Society of the
First Reformed Church
Bent Bonestroo
Bert Bonestroo
Albert H Brunsting
Slumber Party Highlights Local Families and Visits
Telephone operators hosted a Friday night slumber party at the grandfather’s new home. Friends included Betty Scholten Joyce Warntjes Mardell Rynders De Lores Goeringer Ruth Koele Joy Koele and Gertrude Kiers. Several residents traveled for hospital stays funerals and family visits across Sibley Ames Des Moines and Rochester Minnesota.
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M Bomegaars
Betty Scholten
Joyce Warntjes
Mardell Rynders
DeLores Goeringer
Ruth
Joy Koele
Gertrude Kiers
Henry Hoksbergen
John Hoksbergen
Springfield
South Dakota
Jacob Moss
Harold Post
Melvin
Post
Sibley Hospital
Messrs
Mesdames
John, Hymans
D. James Hymans
Road Builders
Des Moines
John Hymans
H. Hagedorn
Royal
Harry Hagedorn
John Heusinkveld
Sioux Center Hospital
Art B. Kooiker
Nelson Hymans
Nancy
Ames
Hymans
St Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
H. P. Bolks
Ben B. Bonestrop
American Legion
Henry W. Huibregtse
Robert
Ben J. Bonestroo
Allison Bonestrop
Harold Bolks
Neal Ripley
Madrid
Henry Gunnink
Edgerton
Minnesota
William Bergsma
Sanborn
Stuart Lipma
Alvin Dickmann
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Hommes
Rock Rapids
Arnold Humme
Johanna de Boer
James Schmidt
Orange City
Ray Hallmark
Stockton
California
Mike Luinstra
Eureka
Gerrit de Leeuw
Luinstra
Omaha
Nebraska
Orie Fylstra
Matlock S Day
Peggy Sue
David Jacobsma
Jacobsma
John Rens, Sr
Worrell Hospital
Rochester
Milk as economical source of daily nutrition
A daily quart of whole milk per person can meet much of the average adult's daily food needs. It provides half of the protein, all calcium, and nearly all riboflavin, with significant amounts of vitamin A and thiamine as well.
Aspirin Danger Warns After Child's Tragic Death
A young Iona girl died last winter after swallowing several aspirin tablets. Her mother briefly left the room allowing access to the pills, highlighting the danger of aspirin to children and the need for careful storage.
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Iona
Warning Labels Urged For Aspirin To Prevent Child Poisoning
A reading on aspirin dangers notes children may ingest small discs from bottles left within reach. FDA calls for warning labels and physician supervised dosing, plus safer packaging to reduce accidents. Emphasizes parental supervision as the best prevention.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
Brown Swiss bulls sold by Iowa breeder to Minnesota and Iowa buyers
Local Brown Swiss breeder Alfred Fick of Boyden Iowa sold two bulls. F Bell’s Brownie No 130257 went to Jurgen Oeding Luverne Minnesota and F Bonnie Bell’s Duke No 130256 to Rudolf Fick Rock Rapids Iowa. Report by Fred S Idise secretary of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association Beloit Wisconsin.
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Alfred Fick
Boyden
Iowa
F. Bell
Jurgen Oeding
Luverne
Minnesota
F. Bonnie Bell
Rudolf Fick
Rock Rapids
Fred S. Idise
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wisconsin
Capel Propellors and Sheridan Sunshiners 4-H Club News
January meetings at Capel No 6 School and Arlys Korthals home drew 18 and 11 members respectively. Capel Propellors welcomed two new members Arlan Te Slan and Norman Vis with projects discussed and record book materials handed out. Mrs Alfred Doorenbos provided lunch. Sheridan Sunshiners featured an eggs nutrition talk by Margaret Bosman and a demonstration on Ways to Serve Oranges by Mary Ellen Salmon.
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Capel Propellors
Capel No. 6
Arlan Te Slan
Norman Vis
Clifford Moss
Alfred Doorenbos
Larry Rol
Cala
Sheridan Sunshiners
Arlys Korthals
Ellen Wiekamp
Mary Ellen Salmon
Margaret Bosman
Pretoria
Bever
Sheridan Sunshiners Christmas Party Held At Vande Gardes
The Sheridan Sunshiners met Friday afternoon December 27 at Gladys and Elaine Vande Garde home for a Christmas party. Recreation committee included Mary Ellen Salmon Beverly Boelsma Linda Moret Ardys Korthals and Betty Rensink. Clean-up committee: Shirlee Doorenbos Ardys Boelsma Nelva Moret Margo Bosman. Gift committee: Harriet Landhuis Ellen Wiekamp. Afternoon featured games gifts and a lunch by the hosts. Reporter Mary Ellen Salmon.
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Sheridan Sunshiners
Gladys
Elaine Vande Garde
Mary Ellen Salmon
Beverly Boelsma
Linda Moret
Ardlys Korthals
Betty Rensink
Shirlee Doorenbos
Ardys Boelsma
Nelva Moret
Margo Bosman
Harriet Landhuis
Ellen Wiekamp
Sedgwick Reappointed Chairman Of Sioux County Board
C H Sedgwick of Hawarden was reelected chairman of the Sioux county board of supervisors at the January 2 1958 meeting in the courthouse. 1958 committees named include Courthouse and Jail and Road and Bridge with members Sedgwick Scholten Brands De Vries Bosman and Kooreman appointed to Sioux county social welfare.
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C. H Sedgwick
Hawarden
Sioux County Board of Supervisors
C. H. Sedgwick
Simon Scholten
Gerrit J. Brands
Peter de Vries
Henry Bosman
Sedgwick
de Vries
Scholten
Brands
Bosman
Florence Kooreman
Alton
Sioux County Board of Social Welfare
Supervisors Grant Wage Increases for County Road Crew
The Sioux County Capital reports county supervisors approved a $15 monthly raise for the road maintenance crew at the Orange City meeting last Tuesday. Foremen now earn $320, patrol operators $280, with several related changes across the office of County Engineer Karl Seliger, plus raises for courthouse janitor, county home steward and matron, deputy recorder, and other deputies to be decided this week.
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County Board of Supervisors
Orange City
Karl Seliger
M. J. van Wyk
Sioux County
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Hull News
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Oklahoma
Arnold Vander Spoel
Arnold
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Maurice A. Te Paske
Men’s Brotherhood
Chicago
William van Surkusm
Debra Ann
Sheldon Hospital
Men’s Brotherhood of the American Reformed Church
Marvin Dickevers
Reformed Church
Hermina Miersma
Ly Boelsma
Wendell Rensink
Insurance Office
Boyden, Iowa
Market Report
Rock Valley Sales Co
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