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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
4
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Sioux County Extension Director Maurice E. Eldridge warns farm folks to avoid so called septic tank specialists and chemicals. He says proper tank care requires sludge removal every 1 to 5 years and that many advertised cleaners harm bacteria or soil structure. Iowa State College engineer Ted Willrich notes most cleaners are ineffective and some harm disposal fields, while regular wastewater like soaps can be safely poured into the tank.
Mrs Everett Van Veldhuizen of Hull won the slogan contest run by the Sioux County Farm Bureau from June 14 to July 4 1958. The bronze plaque with the slogan Our Flag Fly high God grant our Freedom never die will be placed on the flag pole base at the Farm Bureau Office in Orange City. A formal dedication will follow and a Meet The Candidate meeting is planned for October 8.
The county plan in Sheldon to take National Anthem records to schools this fall and a flag film plus a Get-Out-The-Vote drive in November highlight Farm Bureau efforts. A big Citizenship display will be at the 4-H Fair in Sioux Center in August as part of a drive to rededicate belief in freedom and the nation's principles.
Ronald Meerdink four year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Meerdink of south of Hartley Iowa was severely bitten on the face and head by a stray dog last Saturday while defending his pets. A doctor set 44 stitches and Ronald was reported to be recovering.
Mr. R. H. Berkland of the State Department of Social Welfare conducts a routine examination of financial records at the Sioux County Department of Social Welfare. The review is a standard regulatory audit referenced as regularly conducted.
The Sioux County Department of Social Welfare administers Old Age Assistance Aid to Blind and Aid to Dependent Children and oversees Child Welfare Services and General Relief under the county board. Total assistance payments in the last fiscal year reached 337 664 71 dollars ending June 30 1957. Mr Berkland works from the Orange City Iowa office during the audit examination period and seeks cooperation from county officials and others.
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