Advertising rates and subscription details from Boyden Iowa 1956
The Boyden Reporter lists display ads at 40 cents per column inch with a $2 minimum, subscription at $2 per year cash in advance, and want ads at 3 cents per word for the first insertion and 12.5 cents for subsequent insertions. Professional Directory is $2.00 monthly unless prepaid.
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Act of Congress
Appointment of Logan A. Vanden Brink Executor
Logan A. Vanden Brink named executor of the Steve G. Van den Brink estate in Sioux County Iowa by District Court. Creditors and claimants must present or pay debts to the clerk in Orange City Iowa, with dates January 18 1957. Published in the Boyden Reporter January 24 and 31.
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State OF
Iowa
Sioux County
District Court
Steve G. Vanden Brink
District Court of
Orange City
Logan A. Vanden Brink
van Oosterhout
TePaske & Rens
D. Wiersma
Clerk District Court
Boyden
Rock Valley Sales Barn cattle and hay price list
At Rock Valley Sales Barn a price list shows Dairy Cows 135 to 200 dollars Dairy Heifers 12 to 15 cents Veal Heifers 14 to 23 Bulls 12 to 15 Canner and Cutter cows 2 to 11 Butcher Cattle 12 to 18 Stock Steers 11 to 18 Stock Heifers 10 to 15 Feeding Pigs 20 cents per pound Boars 30 to 60 dollars per head Sows 12 to 17 cents Hay Market 19 to 24 Straw 40 to 50 cents per bale.
First Line Warning Net and Civil Defense Role
A discussion on the First Line alert system as vital for national safety in the nuclear era. It describes a nationwide network of radar stations and volunteers that detect danger and relay warnings to the public through Air Force and civil defense channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Everes
Canada
Air Force
Air Defense Division
Civil Defense
Printing Help Hotline Ad With Misread Contact Lines
An OCR fragment urges readers to contact the Reporter for an added service and mentions 24 hour access and an extension to reach the office. It includes garbled numbers and references to printing needs and a phone line.
New Fiberglass Screening For Patios And Porches
A new fiberglass glass fabric screening adds strength for enclosing patios porches or pools. Available in four colors grey green bronze and aqua it comes in widths up to 72 inches and can be cut with household scissors by DIY enthusiasts.
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