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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
8
A De Laval will bring prosperity to your farm. It saves and serves twice daily, year round, providing steady income regardless of season or weather. Butter-fat savings make it pay for itself quickly, leaving extra profit for stock, equipment, or comforts. Call on us when you are in town.
Rev RR Brown of Omaha Nebraska will deliver the Memorial address at Hull Iowa on Decoration Day. A home gathering at Bert Smit’s southeast of town brought many relatives and friends, with a fine time reported. Mrs Herman Heitritter and family settled in their new home purchased from James Smit, who moved in with Mrs M Verrips. The Van Diepen Garage ad promotes honest overhauling and automobile repair. A boy surviving a nine inch spike wound from a villa porch incident at West London hospital was treated. the spike pierced a rib near the heart but did not injure major vessels with shirt padding assisting recovery.
The Kansas State Agricultural College advises farmers that grasshoppers roost on field edge weeds at night and burning those weeds is an effective control. Entomologists say if the second wheat leaf emerges, hoppers do little damage.
A tribe of flies studied by Dr. A. D. Peacock shows the males nearly vanished as females reproduce without male cooperation. The fatherless young are mostly female, suggesting the males may disappear from the community.
A Poly technic student labels a jar Yankee Jam at the end of a cooking period. She explains that every stir makes it rise and spill over, prompting a classroom exchange about the nickname.
A Racine Wisconsin truck driver halted to avoid a boy on a bicycle and his linseed oil barrels spilled on the street. The slick road forced traffic diversion until sand loads could be brought in to restore safe passage.
In a race against time with three hours to go before press, Skelly Oil used radio telegraph and an airplane to deliver a newspaper ad from Kansas City to Tulsa in just over two hours. Tex LaGrone flew the plates while a Tulsa car sped them to press, marking a speed record for ad delivery.
Nation's milk output totals chiefly to butter and cheese, with 7 billion pounds more milk used for creamery butter in 1922 than 1914. Cheese accounts for 3.7 percent of production. The condensed milk industry surged during WWI, reaching 40 percent of total manufacture by 1919, then halved in 1920 before a recovery. Eight states dominate manufacture.
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