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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
4
Agricultural researchers in Virginia report preliminary tests showing tobacco cured 1.5 times faster in air conditioned barns than in conventional setups. The finding highlights efficiency gains in curing processes.
Several families from LeMars Hull Sheldon and surrounding areas visited relatives in Ben Schneider Henry Reuvers Datus Lake Louis Rons Matlock Tony Moorman and Jake Den Hartog homes. Norman Bell buys the Jake Kraai farm home and plans move to town near Dethmers Implement Co.
Leonard Rensink offers 98 percent germination soy beans for sale two miles north of Boyden. Contact information provided.
Bank offers farm loans in Boyden Iowa with interest rates as low as four percent and no commission. The notice highlights affordable financing for farmers seeking credit and terms in the local area.
An advertisement seeks 50 loads of old junk from the public. The location is five miles north and one mile west of Boyden. Contact V. Harpham. 4-20A.
The article notes bull fighting may have begun in Crete with the Minotaur myth, gained popularity in the sixth century when the Moors adopted it, remains outlawed in many nations but persists in Spanish colonies and former colonies. It also mentions the vast milk production in America and a Catch Bass fishing tip with flies used on a drifting boat.
The Mexican ministry of public education reports that three years into the anti illiteracy campaign about one million more people have learned to read and write. Illiteracy drops from 35 to 30 percent of the population. A Pennsylvania inventor patents a hydraulic coal dislodger reducing roof falls from blast shock and cutting fragmentation and dust.
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