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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1947
Page
8
A fragment discusses Europe’s early sugar supply from Madeira and the Canaries, and notes Velazquez immortalizing hunchback dwarfs at King Philip IV's court. It also mentions mammal milk containing four to seven percent sugar, linking sugar with daily life and art.
Joe Fuhr of Bryden Iowa owns the highest butterfat producing cow in Sioux County. Fabes Ormsby Segis Veeman a Holstein Friesian yielded 21 682 pounds of milk and 818 9 pounds butterfat in 358 days with two milkings daily carrying calf 233 days. Leo A Pohl of Sheldon supervises the Sioux Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Local social notes include funeral attendance, visits, and a VFW dance planned for May 14 with proceeds aiding Texas City relief.
Subscription notice notes a $2.00 yearly rate with a 25 cent advance payment discount for the Beef-eater designation in the Yeomen of the Guard tied to crown events. It references the royal train context since Henry VIII's coronation.
Willis G ayld and Helen Vanderburg are listed as publishers for the Boyden Reporter. The paper is entered at the Boyden, Iowa post office as second class matter and is published every Thursday after.
A reflective piece by Lucretia Hayden profiles types in society the self styled Old Guard the Dandy the needy and the procrastinator each described as egotistical or demanding with hints of social critique and humor.
Turpentine powers about 80 percent of the paint and varnish industry with shoe polish and other products following. A playful science note claims the Mississippi would flow north if Earth stopped spinning, explaining the river’s source and mouth positions relative to the planet’s rotation.
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