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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1952

Page

14

Poppy Day Observed Across America By Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary and Legion members will display red crepe paper poppies on streets nationwide on May 24, the Saturday before Memorial Day. Donations fund veteran comfort, clothing, children’s education, and welfare in communities, with most of the money staying locally.

America American Legion Auxiliary American Legion

Tropical plants flourish in Cornwall and Devon warm gulf stream

Palm trees and other tropical plants thrive in Cornwall and Devon as the Gulf Stream warms southwest England. The region experiences lush greenery and extended growing seasons with milder winters than elsewhere in the country.

Cornwall Devon England

Tobacco Producer Virginia Ranked Third Largest in 1950

Virginia was the third largest tobacco producer in 1950, following top producers and reflecting its significant share of the national crop. The report highlights Virginia's role in the industry during that year.

Virginia

Boyden Boy Receives Second Degree Burns

Gary Freese five year old son of Mrs Jake De Zeeuw of Boyden received second degree burns last Thursday night when he tipped a pan of boiling water on himself. He will be confined to bed for a considerable time due to the seriousness of his injuries.

Gary Freese Jake de Zeeuw Boyden

Tattooed Tickets Mark Conductors In Rails History

A railway worker notes that each conductor bears a unique punch registered to the operator, making every ticket punch distinctive to its user and tying gear to personnel.

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