Boyden Iowa Newspaper Rates Notice
Boyden Iowa rate card lists publication frequency and mailing details. Subscription rates shown: 2.00 per year 1.25 for six months and 0.05 for single copies. Cash in advance required for all payments.
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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
6
Boyden Iowa rate card lists publication frequency and mailing details. Subscription rates shown: 2.00 per year 1.25 for six months and 0.05 for single copies. Cash in advance required for all payments.
Iowa Nebraska non citizens must report current addresses to the Government each January. Mr. Robert C Wilson of the INS Omaha urges completion at nearest office or post office. Guardians must file for children under 14. ill persons may send a helper. About 22 000 reports expected.
At a January 20, 1958 meeting, Hull resident Marinus Intveld was elected president of the Sioux County Board of Education to succeed Tony Rozeboom who resigned in November. Intveld has served on the board since May 1952. Other members are Mrs J R Karr Ireton Mr Nelson Nieuwenhuis Hospers Mr Henry Te Paske Orange City and Mr Emil Jacobsen Rock Valley.
Miss Florence Huffman of Northwestern College Orange City Iowa recently conducted a teachers workshop for Elk Point South Dakota county schools. She spoke on language arts with emphasis on spelling and arithmetic while summer teaching at the University of South Dakota Education staff. Northwestern College received a new grand piano from Colonel and Mrs H J Ramaker Sioux Center Iowa for the multi purpose auditorium.
A long discussion on jealousy from a new baby arrival. Parents are urged to involve the older child, provide age appropriate activities, and increase one on one time with parents to ease adjustment. Neighboring notes list numerous local visits and family gatherings in Hull and surrounding towns.
Farm Economist Tom Rackham of Iowa State College says protein prices are higher than last summer but soybean oil meal remains the cheapest crude protein source. He expects more soybean meal in 1957 58 due to record bean crops, notes that tankage and meat scraps are also affordable, and warns farmers not to omit protein supplements despite plentiful grain and hay.
Mr and Mrs Ben Vanderle of Sioux Center visited the John Sitters on Sunday evening. Sam Andersons family moved to Spirit Lake. John Bernisse moved to a farm near Leota Minnesota. Dick Beukelman became the Standard Station manager. Jack Rensinks family plans to move to Milford. Henry Broescher and family visited from Kirk Rapids. Larry Matthiesen of Magnolia Minnesota spent time with Henry Broescher. Sunday luncheon guests were Ben Schneider and girls from Montevideo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meendering visited their mother Mrs. Fannie Kooima in Rock Valley after attending an Association of Postmasters gathering in Ames on Saturday.
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