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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
8
The Boyden Reporter lists Willis G. Vanderburg as editor and Helen L. Vanderburg as co editor. It notes post office registration in Boyden Iowa as second class matter and indicates publication every Thursday afternoon at noon.
Editorial range notes flood related truck overloads at LeMars station with unreported driver names. Columns critique foreign debt, Oak leaves dime symbolism, and payments for weddings and obituaries while urging subscriber support.
Regular session notes Mayor absent George Mlazgar to chair. Minutes approved. Martha Kreulen cigarette permit and bond approved. January February treasurer report accepted showing balance 3416.73. Bills listed for General Fund Water Works Street Light Town Hall Snow Remover. Election judges and clerks appointed for March 25 1946. Council adjourned.
Announcement from Dr Lloyd H Mattice longtime Sutherland resident retires from active military duty and opens his medical practice in Sheldon Iowa focusing on eye diseases and throat eye care with opening date March 9 1946. He examines eyes and fits glasses.
Country Editor speaks out on cooperative movement defending home stores against co op propaganda. He warns fear appeals by organizers, cites tax exemptions and compares local chain stores with co ops. Wheaton notes Hokah co ops paid taxes while others did not in Aug 28 1945 Hokah Chief edition.
A straight from the shoulder column highlights union among farmers and readers, listing cooperative associations from Alton to Sioux Center. The editor praises the networks aiding growth and business in the town and urges support for the regional cooperatives and creamery enterprises.
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