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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
7
A column derides rapid railcar modernization with lavish recreations from game lounges to sunken theatres. It mocks ever changing interiors and fears disruption during travel. The piece also notes John Ringling North opposing circus broadcasts and jokes about media in living rooms.
A playful line extols the Union National league as a worthwhile competition despite its frail condition, noting it remains valuable for its current shape and effort. The quip highlights resilience of the league in tough times.
The Country Editor highlights Jason Wiggs shifting from hoarding tinfoil to leading the Save Europe effort. Deke Bumble endorses the first candidate who doesn’t grin, in the 1948 political scene.
Entomologists of the U S department of agriculture advise keeping 10 percent DDT powder on hand to dust cracks and baseboards before renovations. Use under floor shields and near pipes. bedbug sprays last at least a year when kept dry. Cracks invite ants roaches moths and other pests. preventive dusting costs little time or money.
The 1947 apple harvest totaled 40,549,000 bushels along the Atlantic seaboard from small diversified farms. Washington led with 33,480,000 bushels from irrigated Yakima and Columbia river valleys, 68 percent more than Virginia and New York combined. Massachusetts and Oregon tied for ninth with 2,864,000 bushels.
Attractive farm listings with improved farms in Lake or Minor counties. Local agents Felker and Scott urge immediate inquiries and leasing options. Additional insurance land offerings range from 36 to 90 dollars per acre. Henry B Hang invites inspection at Willow Lakes South Dakota.
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