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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1947
Page
9
Indian Murderer No 1 Captain Pipe a Delaware chief tain of Ohio boasted of his record as a killer. Long after the battle with Gen St Clair the general was defeated Pipe claimed he had killed so many white men with his hatchet he could no longer lift his hand.
A concise reflection on how knowledge, theories, and ideas serve as essential instruments for personal growth. It emphasizes that evolving understanding enables problem solving, informed decisions, and lasting impact across various aspects of life.
Immortalized by Velasquez, Hunchback dwarfs appeared at the court of King Philip IV of Spain during a royal portrait setting. The painter captured their presence as part of the royal entourage.
Warren Betten shows the opossum he caught about two feet long with a long scaly tail. The animal feigns death when caught, the basis for the expression playing possum. A free cancer booklet is offered by the American Cancer Society at 22 Ann Street New York.
In Pella a motorist mowed down a tulip bed just ahead of the festival drawing swift attention. The incident could bring a stiff penalty if the culprit is caught before the event. Teachers resign at McIntire. seven faculty members quit as plans shift for next year. An awning saves a man in Mt. Pleasant when a tar bucket falls on him, caught by the shelter.
Chairman Willis B. York and Mrs. York attended the Republican Midwest Chairmen's Conference in Indianapolis. Other Iowa participants included Dc. C. Clifton and Mrs. Clifton. Public Safety urges motorists to report accidents with $50 or more damage to prevent repeats. Harold Stassen will speak at the Jefferson American Legion Day on May 21 after a two month Europe tour. Subscription rates listed.
A reflective piece on hermits and hoarding by Lucretia Hayden warns against judging those who collect in basements attics or garages. It contrasts a melodramatic yearning for attention with the value of authenticity and likable conduct.
Willis G and Helen Vanderburg publish the Boyden Reporter weekly. The paper is entered at the Boyden IA post office as second class matter and published every Thursday afternoon.
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