Calumet Farm: A Showplace for Champion Thoroughbreds
Calumet Farm in Lexington Kentucky spans 1200 acres with 21 miles of roads and 22 fire resistant barns. The operation employs 55 people and features uniform white buildings with gray asphalt shingle roofs and white oak fencing. Founded in 1922 by William Monroe Wright it is now owned by Warren Wright with Ben and Jimmy Jones training the horses. Citation and Whirlaway have won the Triple Crown in recent years.
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Calumet Farm
Lexington
Citation Whirlaway
Pensive
Armed
Kentucky
Calumet
G. Potter
William Monroe Wright
Warren Wright
Ben
Jimmy Jones
Citation
Whirlaway
Sioux County School Notes Recaps Election and Basketball Finances
Sioux County marks March 14 school election urged by County Supt Charles H Tye. Fund drive head appointed, April start, county meeting planned. Danson dedication for New School for Christian Instruction Sioux Center noted. Financial report shows receipts 2451.75 and disbursements 1037.29 for the county high school basketball tournament with per game and mileage payments and club reserve fund.
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Charles H. Tye
Sup’t
Sioux County
Orange City
N. W. Bank Inc
Cceee Eens
Alton
Hull
Ireton
Newkirk
Maurice
Haw’den
Hospers
S. C’ter
R. Valley
City
Royden
Music Contest Entrants Named for Sanborn Showdown
Listings detail groups and soloists preparing for a Sanborn music contest on March 12 under director Miss Lorraine Schol. Participants include Mixed Quartet and Boys Quartet with accompanists Eleanor Landhuis and Marilyn Salie, Madrigal and Sextett entries, and Girls Trio with soloists Bob Struyk Milton Scholten Dorothy Oldenkamp Helen Westra Marilyn Salie.
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Sanborn
Lorraine Schol
Dorothy Oldenkamp
Delores Rouwenhorst
Milton Scholten
Bob Struyk
Esther Schortinghuis
Leonard van der Hoeven
Nor van Roggen
Marilyn Salie
Madrigal
Eleanor Landhuis
Marian Meester
Milton Scholten Lonard Vander Hoeven
Marilyn Salie Delores Rouwenhorst
Mrs. Lorrain Grooters
Replacing Liquid Loss in Food Processing
The text notes that replacing liquid loss during processing should not occur as it could introduce bacteria and require reprocessing. It states that liquid loss itself does not spoil food, though the portion above the liquid may darken.
Bombers fall to Hospers in sectional final bid
Boyden Bombers lose 46 to 37 to Hospers at Shel don sectional game ending their tournament run. After a 23 to 10 first half deficit the Bombers rallied to stay even in the second half led by Den Herder and Ernissee with nine points each while Bogden had eight. Prior night they defeated Ashton 30 to 13 to reach the final.
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Hospers
Sheldon
Boyden Bombers
Bombers
den Herder
Ernissee
Ashton
Bogden
Boggen
First Shower Use in Civil War Union Wins Mention
The article notes early shower use by Civil War union commander Muldoon who roused enlistments by allowing soldiers to bathe after marches. His method used a bucket with a perforated bottom hung in a tree allowing baths as water poured in. Arizona hosts 16 national monuments attracting 3,109 tourists in the year ending Oct 1.
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Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau
Muldoon
Arizona
National Park Service
Petrified Forest
Holbrook
Union
Community visits and social notes from Ellsworth and surrounds
Mr and Mrs Gerritt Brinks and family of Ellsworth Minn spent Sunday in George Brinks home. Various visits include the Vanden Brink kin in Rochester and Los Angeles plus Kooiker and Klausen families in Sibley and Minneapolis. Day of Prayer for Crops at First Reformed Church then a congregational meeting to discuss the rotary system for the consistory.
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Gerritt Brinks
Ellsworth
Minn
George Brinks
John Veen
Sheldon
Vernon Kay
Marcia
Heron Lake
Lawrence Haze
Peter de Vries
Fernald
Bowden
Dora Vanden Brink
Los Angeles
Calif
Ray Vanden Brink
Springfield
Nell Vanden Brink
Rochester
First Reformed Church
Rotary
John Sitter
Mary Dykstra
Bert Jansen
Alton
Boyden Reporter publisher and publication details
The Boyden Reporter header lists Norman W. Bell as publisher and notes publication Thursdays after noon. Subscription is $2.00 per year cash in advance. The notice also states mail handling and city, Boyden, Iowa.
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Norman W. Bell
Boyden
Iowa
Vander Maten Family Visits for Ill Mother
Mr and Mrs Frank Vander Maten and Miss Matilda Vander Maten of Sioux City spent Saturday in the narrate Herman Vander Maten home to see their ill mother. Mr and Mrs Datus Salie and daughter visited Henry Harms home at Hartley Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Vander Maten
Matilda Vander Maten
Sioux City
Herman Vander Maten
Datus Salie
Henry Harms
Hartley
Ray Lubbers
Orange City
John Landhuis
Harvey de Kock
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