Cyclone roars through Maurice causing swift destruction
Last Saturday around 4 30 p m a cyclone struck Maurice causing quick havoc in the town. The Sioux County Sunday School Assn will hold its tenth annual convention in Boyden on May 17 and 18. The Old Settlers picnic is set for Saturday June 11. Madge Work and Grace Mc Crum are on the sick list with measles but improving. J H Grooters has his machinery ready to start cabbage knife manufacture on a large scale. Fifty three years ago April 29 1904 burglars broke into Bergman.
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Maurice
Sioux County
Ass’n
Boyden
Old Settlers
Madge Work
Little Grace McCrum
J. H. Grooters
John Grooters
R. Kamminga
Henry van Nyhuis
Woman's Club
John Belling
Arnold Stientjes
Orville Ver Hoef
Ralph Dean
Glenn McCrumm
Alvim Smit
Walter Diekevers
Thomas van Diepen
Harriet Miller
Mattie Steenhoven
Marjorie Belling
Dorothy Vander Kooi
Dora Vanden Brink
Neva Mackie
A. Vanden Brink
Town Hall
John C. Landhuis
Holland
Landhuis
Gerrit Kooiman
John de Haan
Newkirk
Orange Cit
Lou
J. M. Pryde
Marcus
Pryde
Telephone Company
Morris Pryde
J. C. Pryde
Sue van Diepen
Gus Stegemann
Home Bakery
Jake de Zeeuw
Henry Dittman
Local notice sweeps details of town life and small crimes
Bres hardware theft reported from last Sunday around 3 00 am with about 200 dollars in goods taken. Local residents note light fingered visitors often escape detection. Various town news items include births visits travels and personnel moves.
Boyden Iowa Newspaper Rates Advertisement
Local notice from Boyden Iowa outlines subscription prices: $2.00 per year, $1.25 for six months, and 5¢ for single copies. Says all rates must be paid in cash in advance. Indicates publication schedule weekly and mail classification as Second Class.
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Boyden
Sioux County
Iowa
Advarre
Wedding Bells Mark Frist Reformed Ceremony in April
A wedding was solemnized Friday evening at the First Reformed church as Miss Berendena Bosman wed Wilbur Van der Tuig of Sheldon. Rev. J. W. Brink officiated. Guests from several towns attended and the couple began married life together.
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Robert Henning
Burggraaff
Harriet Miller
University of South Dakota
Arthur Miller
Henry van Velzen
Wayne
Donald Vanden Bosch
Billy Kwikkle
Ivan Teeselink
Eugene Fuhr
Marvin Diekevers
Clarence Landhuis
Dwight Vander Haar
Vernon Kooiker
Cornie Maris
Peter de Boer
Harry Rensink
Henry Vanden Bosch
de Boer
First Reformed Church
Berendena Bosman
Henry Bosman
Wilbur van der Tuig
Sheldon
J. W. Brink
Colton
South Dakota
Ray Smit
Wilmina Kleyne
John Kooiker
Minneapolis
Iowa
Herman Vander Well and Sons
le Mars
Richard van Dyke
Cedar Falls
Nick J. Kooiker
County Court News Executors and Probate Actions
William H. De Groot appointed executor of Annie De Groot estate with $10000 bond. Farm Feed and Supply Co. sues J. R. Nylen for $252 for chicken feed. Felix B. Schutz will filed for probate with hearing May 27, 1957. Irma Klay Scholten guardianship sixth report approved. Gerard Goedhart estate sale report approved. Guardian authorized $75 monthly to George W. Burgers for ward care. Cora Ver Mulm estate closed. Administrator final report approved and discharge granted.
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William H. de Groot
Annie de Groot
Farm Feed and Supply Co
Cherokee
J. R. Nylen
Granville
Felix B. Schutz
Irma Klay Scholten
Natalie Beth
Betty Ruth Klay
Gerard Goedhart
Margaret Goedhart
Hilda de Ruyter
George W. Burgers
Inwood
Town
Cora Ver Mulm
Keep The Boyden Reporter Coming to Your Home
An offer to subscribe The Boyden Reporter for two dollars per year invites readers to secure home delivery. The notice emphasizes affordability and ongoing newspaper access.
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Boyden
Cattle market risks and hatch trends in spring outlook
Iowa State College economist Fran cis A Kutish warns feeders may push into June markets as cattle on feed stay longer this year. He notes April 1 data show stronger marketing intent for early summer, with possible heavier grass cattle this fall if Western moisture remains favorable. Egg hatch for replacements fell sharply in early 1957 while turkey poult hatch rose, signaling mixed farm price pressures.
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Katish
Poultry Hatch Rates Rise Across Breeds
The heavy breed poult hatch increased by 13 percent from last year while light breed hatch rose by 6 percent, signaling stronger overall output.
Fewer Turkey Eggs Incubating on April 1 Say Researchers
Kutish notes a hopeful sign with fewer turkey eggs incubating on April 1 compared with the previous year, suggesting changes in hatch rates or population dynamics.
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Kutish
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Bureglars
Bergman
William Grooters
Sanborn
C. Salie
S. C. Green
Sherburn
Minnesota
Annette Dethmers
Cram Hospital
Henry Reimers
John Reimers
Wm. Winter
Country Club Overland
Tott
Gerrit Vander Bos
Holstein Breeders
Ass’n of
THE
Marion J. Kempers
Charles G. Sawyer
Vanden Brink Insurance Agency
Boyden, Iowa
Farm Liability
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ireton
Sioux Center
St. Joseph’s Academy
Rock Valley
Alton
Orange City
Hawarden
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Jim Kool
Emma Stutzman
County Court News
Turkey
Farmers Co-op Produce Assn
Mr. Farmer
Wendell Rensink
Farmers Savings Bank
Butyl
Oomee
Co-Op. Weed Control Headquarters
Cacerprany
Farmers Co-Op
Boyden, Lowa
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