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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
8
A brief sequence of political humor assigns two cows to various systems, contrasting outcomes in socialism, communism, fascism, the New Deal, Nazism, conservatism, and liberal credit with government actions and milk proceeds. The piece uses sharp, period voice to critique government policy through agricultural allegory.
Miscellaneous used items listed for sale including two balloon-tired bikes one South Bend Malleable Cook Stove ten ice boxes eight lawn mowers priced from one to four dollars two 34x7 Firestone mud and snow tires with tubes a Coronado Electric Refrigerator a 1989 six foot large size item priced at seventy nine fifty four 700-20 truck tires one electric motor one piano and bench one Maytag engine one 6 volt motor generator charger chicken feeder sizes ten inch fifteen inch twenty four inch and thirty inch special prices Willis VandeHoef Boyden listing for sale kitchen range ivory full size with Florence Oil Burner in good condition.
The governor approves a half million dollar tax refund plan for farmers with land inside independent school districts. Senator Charles B. Hoeven of Alton led the effort, predicting Hoeven as a likely GOP candidate for Congress in 1940. The Alton Democrat notes this act as a major political milestone.
A Sylvester Reporter highlights Georgia tax figures including 98 million in taxes yearly and 149.24 per family while noting payroll costs of 12 million and cotton value estimates at 45 million. The speaker vows to visit to meet the outspoken commentator McGill.
De Volksvriend reports George De Jong, formerly of Boyden, married Jennie Mullenburg née Rouwenhorst in a Wednesday morning ceremony in Orange City. The couple's union links local families and reflects community ties in the period.
Mrs. Jake Van Diepen Jr. hosted an open house honoring Carolyn Lalome on her first birthday. Guests included Mesdames Horn Miller Peter De Vries Van Houte and Miss Harriett Miller and Ann Margaret DeVries.
The city of Marietta in Ohio, the state's oldest, derives its name from Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, honoring the historic figure.
The George Picnic will take place on Wednesday June 14 featuring a ball game and a big Bowery dance along with free attractions. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy the day’s festivities.
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