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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1944
Page
6
In a light exchange Judge and John discuss gardening and perseverance. John admits years of failed asparagus attempts due to soil, while the Judge nods, drawing a parallel to state-wide prohibition and repeated trial of policies.
A column recounts price controls and the OPA base period rule affecting cancer of choice garments. It highlights Effie Stone’s Effie’s Store facing skirt shortages and price ceilings, showing how ceilings drive consumers to higher priced shops. It notes moves to correct regulations and credits Bowles with flagging quality deterioration as a national issue. Need your oil changed See the Boyden Service Station.
Mr and Mrs Fred Hollander were Sunday evening visitors at the John Hollander home.
Mr and Mrs Behrens and family of near George visited with Mrs Maria Stegeman family Sunday afternoon. Mr O P Bouma pioneer died last week Saturday after a prolonged painful illness. Services will be held at Artesia California on Friday at 10 oclock. Wil son Peter from Edgerton Minnesota will attend the last rites. Jacob Koolbeck of Sioux Center was a Boyden visitor on Thursday morning. Mrs Maria Stegeman and Ella were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Gus Stegeman Monday noon.
Mr John Patgens and daughters Esther and Mary Ann with Mr and Mrs Schlichman of Dundee Illinois visited the home of Mrs Maria Stegeman Friday afternoon.
Federal marshals destroyed 2700 jars of peanut butter in Idaho Falls under a court order because the jars weighed 15.66 ounces, not the 16 ounces on the label. Dr Paul B Dunbar acting FDA administrator called the action a blunder and said it could have been averted by relabeling, adjusting weight, or donating the food.
Pvt. Jack Mieras left with his wife for St. Louis to be stationed at Fort Meade Maryland. Sigfried arrived in pea and is listed with Lt. S. R. Hamish at Sas Officers Det 15th A D New York. Acting-Sergeant Richard Van Diepen of Camp Chaffee Arkansas returned on a 14 day furlough to visit family and is brother to Pvt Sietsa Van Diepen who arrived from the Italian front.
Classified ads list Reed Hi-Brea Seed Corn for Gerrit Slothauber Boyden. Lost tire and rim 32x4 between Hull and Boyden reward for return to Ray Brink man Hull. Hartog Piano Co Negerton Minn offers upright pianos and grands with free delivery. Parcaut Hybrid Seed Corn for sale at Dethmers Implement Co Boyden. WANTED pictures to Tint Jean De Boer Maria Brouwer Delores Rouwenhorst Boyden. BALING WANTED pickup for stationary Arie Burggraaff Boyden 3620. FOR SALE short half section farm three miles from Hartley Iowa $225 per acre Wm Treimer Hartley. WANTED Ola Iron Metals and old horses call Herman Ooldenkamp 72-J Hull.
Farmers Savings Bank of Boyden Iowa advertises farm loans with rates as low as 4 percent and no commission. The notice promises prompt service to farmers seeking financing.
Bert Nash visited in the Mrs. Maria Stegeman home Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith and family from Houston, Texas, are visitors at the James Smit home.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Maria Stegeman hosted guests from Sibley including Mr. and Mrs. Emil Stegeman and daughter LaVonne, Lois Hunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stegeman with daughters Lois and Betty and Bert Nash.
A U S Coast Guard transport at Makin carries a wounded Japanese prisoner as he learns about American medical care. The caption claims high medical standards among all armies and urges buying more War Bonds to maintain them. Treasury Department promotes wartime bond purchases.
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