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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
6
A reader muses on post high school youth migration from rural areas. They urge chambers of commerce to anchor talent locally, propose four families per section to sustain farming livelihoods, deride farm-building teardowns, and call for grove cleanup to reduce wasteland.
Handy household hacks and a Raspberry-Cherry Jam recipe. Notes on glue stoppers, long handled pastry brushes, foam cutting, paper clips on cellophane, coffee can corn holders, can opener care, waxed carton dispensers, string storage, hang mirrors away from sun, and egg carton uses. Includes a devotional closing from Anne S. Hawks.
Puzzle fills with clues for across and down entries including time periods tools animals and proper nouns. Answer key lists many lengths and intersecting letters required to solve the grid from Arm d with le author to Answer to Puzzle No. 612.
A devotional line asking for complete dedication to Christ in thought word and deed. It emphasizes unity with the Lord and steadfast devotion through life and faith.
A speaker laments modern pragmatism in farming and life. He questions stop sign neglect on country roads and calls for consistent behavior between clergy and laity. The piece condemns gossip as a damaging rural vice and urges personal discipline.
Extension economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says rising cattle slaughter in the United States will continue in 1961, keeping fed cattle prices steady this summer but likely lower in the fall. He notes cow slaughter above last year but still below normal, with total slaughter up 10 to 12 percent, driven by fed steers and heifers.
Licenses granted to Gerald LeRoy Nielson 20 Akron and Martha Jean Hamersma 19 Hawarden. Francis Charles Baaiz 23 Hudson SD and Wilma Vander Linden 21 Rock Valley. Thomas Cooper Tilgner 28 Hawarden and Eileen Elizabeth Tarr 27 Hawarden. Lyle Albert Gritters 20 Hull and Muriel Jane Westra 20 Hull.
In the district court of Sioux County Iowa R Pierce Feenstra and Marcelle Feenstra sue to quiet their title to the South 50 feet of the North 200 feet of the West 150 feet of Block 34 Outlet 2 Hull. Unknown claimants are alleged to have some adverse interests but plaintiff claims ten years of exclusive possession and prays to bar all unknown rights and establish title. Defendants must appear by September 6 1960 or default will be entered.
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