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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
1
Official notices set meeting dates for the Farmers Co operative Association and the Farmers Co operative Creamery of Boyden. Annual reports will be read at the meetings and show a healthy financial condition. Details to be published after reports to the organizations. Members are urged to keep the dates open.
Notice to stockholders announces Farmers Co operative Creamery Company of Boyden Iowa meeting on February 12 1931 at Town Hall 1 PM. Annual report to be read and other business considered. Secretary Henry Scholtje says Mr S G Dunn of Mason City will give a farmers focused talk by order of the board.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Co operative Association of Boyden Iowa will be held on Tuesday Feb 10 1931 at the Town Hall at 1 30 oclock sharp. The annual report will be read and any other business transacted as may properly come before the meeting. H M Scholen Secy.
Mrs G S VandenBrink was surprised on Wednesday evening January 28 1931 by many relatives. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Rouwenhorst Hospers Mr and Mrs Al Rouwenhorst Sheldon Mr and Mrs Harry Beldt Sheldon Mr and Mrs Nic Rouwenhorst and Mr and Mrs Robert Moret Boyden.
Two Oaks Post of the American Legion and Auxiliary of Hawarden Iowa prepare to entertain a large number of Sioux County Legion and Auxiliary members at Hawarden on Monday evening February 2 1931. All Legionnaires and auxiliary members are urged to attend this county meeting.
The Boyden United Presbyterian church voted January 15 to call Rev Walter R Clyde as pastor. Clyde accepted the call at the January 18 service after unanimous ballots. He will be installed after transfer from the Sioux City presbytery and reception into Cedar Rapids presbytery.
The Sioux County Red Cross forwarded 600 dollars to meet the nation’s greatest peace time emergency. Local chapters responded without further solicitations, aiding families left destitute after fires and supporting many others affected by unemployment and summer drought. The National Red Cross aims to raise ten million dollars.
A large crowd of farmers attended the Dairy Feeding School at Boyden town hall hosted by the State Extension department. Rex Conn introduced Dairy Specialist Floyd Arnold who outlined economical feed rations based on GC. T. A. costs and highlighted mineral supplements like crushed limestone bone meal and salt as essential. Diplomas were issued at the meeting and results will be published in The Reporter.
Several employees and directors of the Farmers Co operative Association of Boyden attended the Grain Dealers convention in Mason City on Tuesday to Thursday. Attendees from Boyden included Henry Pues John Doorenbos Peter Kruse a Vagts Jacob DeBoer and Chacs Smittroupies.
The sage of Chinatown Hi Ho notes that true friends observe faults so often they stop noticing them, a reflection printed in the Washington Star.
The Woman's Citizenship club will meet at 2 PM Friday February 6 at Mrs Laymes home. Christmas seal committee members should attend to plan spending Boyden's share of the funds and share ideas with club members.
The Sioux County Red Cross reports a telegram from the American Red Cross acknowledging a $600 bank check to be applied to the breath fund. The note thanks the Sioux County chapter and states the contribution will aid the breath stricken arena’s suffering.
The Hilton Bros Drug Co offers Eulpherized Mange Oil to treat hog mange. The County Health Seal committee held a meeting at Orange City last Thursday.
Wylie Briggs and Lloyd Wheeler were arrested and charged with larceny of three hogs from Ole Neigaard after allegedly getting Neigaard drunk and stealing the hogs in his absence. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury. Two DUI cases resulted in $400 fines and costs. The court noted seven divorces versus 195 marriages in 1930 with various partitions and judgments, plus several marriage licenses issued to local couples.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Morgan of the Corner Cafe in Shel don visited Mrs. Jackson at her home Sunday. Morgan is her nephew. Angelina Dekkinga, formerly ill with double pneumonia and pleurisy, was taken to Lutheran hospital in Sioux City for an operation and is progressing toward recovery.
John Casemier, who has been living on the Albert Dethmers farm southeast of Boyden, has rented the Gysbert Van Corler residence in Boyden. Van Corler has moved his family to Sibley, Iowa, where he becomes manager of a chick hatchery.
Theodore Westerveld and family plan to relocate from the Herman Nib farm one mile east and one mile north of the Orange City ball park. Halp DeJong from near Newkirk will move onto the farm vacated by the Westervelds.
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