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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
3
A health column recounts Captain John Smith’s early encounter with poison ivy, noting the plant’s harmful effects and lingering danger. It advises that early treatment helps and recommends zirconium-containing preparations, with cautions about individual reactions and identifying the plant by its three-leaflet leaves.
Wm E J Roghair named guardian of Sylvia Roghair minor. Theodorus Van der Spoel will filed for probate with August 4 hearing. Bernard Olson named Administrator of Agnes Goodrich estate with 3000 bond. Bernard Olson also guardian for Jolene Aldrup Mary Jane Goodrich Roger Olson with 3000 bond. Josephine Leonard appointed Administratrix with will annexed for Sophia Frantzen. J Gus Anderson estate closed. Celia M Anderson final report approved and discharged. Kooiker case dismissed. Bernard Olson authorized to accept 3162 from C B and Laura Asper for wrongful death claim. Blanc Oil Co sues Marvin T Smit for 310.68.
1958 price support rates fixed for barley flaxseed grain sorghum oats and soybeans with corn set at 77 percent of parity. Loans and purchase agreements available with application at the County ASC Office. Harvest time through specified end dates apply. corn differs ending May 31 while others end January 31.
At the Iowa State College 4 H Boys Short Course in Ames Judge Philip Gilliam of Denver urged youth to meet space age challenges with decency and self belief. Regional delegates from Sioux County heard Dr E W Remley on spiritual fitness and the harmony of science and religion.
4-H members in Ames hear Kenneth Wells stress physical fitness as vital for national strength and mental and spiritual resilience. Dr. Paul Sanders and others discuss "My Fitness for the Space Age" as Sioux County delegates tour College agronomy and agricultural engineering farms and learn about available college resources.
The text critiques the Omnibus Farm Bill noting its high cost and impractical controls including a two price wheat system. East German captives are described with calls for not yielding to ransom through recognition. The piece also reviews a growing deficit and debt ceiling concerns while praising passed measures and anticipating adjournment.
A long list of Independence Day gatherings extends across Sheldon and nearby towns with residents from Ireton Sanborn Pipestone and Denver joining hosts at multiple homes. Guests include the Schulzs McBride Struyk Sitter Bomgaars Moret Horn Vander Berg Kempema Diekevers and others. visits span Sheldon Hull Rock Valley and Sioux Falls with trips to Denver Redlands and Los Angeles noted.
Long list of Sunday and Fourth of July visits among families in Sheldon Primghar Magnolia Montevideo Hull Brookfield Lake Okoboji and nearby towns. Attendees include Bern ie Weaver Rosenboom Dethmers Vander Hieden Diekevers and many local households with extended kinship ties and travel between Sheldon Primghar Magnolia and Los Angeles to celebrate the holiday.
Bank in Boyden Iowa filed a June 23 1958 report showing assets of 1 704 526.85 with liabilities and capital of 1 704 526.85. It lists cash balances with other banks 2 223 417.62 and total capital accounts 200 861.01 including common stock 50 000. Notes indicate U S backed loans totaling 179 336.00 and a reserve balance. Directors and officers are named with notary public Nic Rouwenhorst attesting on July 3 1958.
The fragment shows a bank balance sheet with assets totaling 1 704 526 85 and deposits around 1 503 665 84. It lists loans and discounts including over drafts 1 690 18 and bank premises 5 560 80 along with furniture 5 865 76. Deposits are broken into demand and time deposits with government and states subdivisions also noted.
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