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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1947
Page
2
Uncle Sam urges Americans to buy U S Savings Bonds beyond this year's Thanksgiving meal. The iPayroll Savings Plan and Bond-A-Month Plan offer bonds through work or bank. The U S Treasury promotes protecting families by investing in Savings Bonds.
Miss Ellen Roetman and Miss Gertrude Bosman visited in Orange City. Mr. Bert Smit and Mrs. Bert Smit called in the Arie Bomgaars home. Bert Kruger and family spent Sunday in Little Rock. Frank Dykstra hosted supper in Sheldon. Elizabeth Sitter spent weekend with her father John Sitter. Mr. and Mrs. John Grooters visited Orange City. Grooters helped move to a new home. Joe Horn and Dick De Groot visited the Frank Jansma home at Ocheyedan. William Meyn visited Peter Meyn at Sheldon. H. R. Meester attended Amelia Lutterman funeral in Sib ley. Milo Manning and daughter from Orange City visited H. M. Scholten. Mrs. Henry Auberg and Henry and Mrs. Lester Gaugert from Heron Lake Minn were business callers in Sioux City. Ernest Kammalade attended L. A. Getting and wife Lita’s 15th anniversary at Sheldon dining room. Ring Smit, Ray Smit, and Rueben Magstadt were business callers in Sioux Falls. LaVonne Rouwenhorst of Sioux Falls spent weekend with Nic Rouwenhorst’s family.
The Beefeaters or Beef-eaters refer to the Yeomen of the Guard who have long served as part of the royal train since the coronation of Henry VIII. This designation marks their role in ceremonies and processions connected with the monarchy.
The text states that no perpetual motion machine has ever been built or discovered, in Egyptian tombs or elsewhere. It notes consensus among scientists and the Patent Office on the impossibility, citing the conservation of energy and the need for external energy input to overcome friction.
An editorial warns that postwar productivity in Canada and the United States remains high while most nations drift toward government control. It argues against adopting centralized management, cites England’s coal and rationing problems, and urges preserving private ownership and free enterprise for higher living standards.
The Junior Legion Baseball Team was entertained at a football game between Western Union College of LeMars and Buena Vista College of Storm Lake at LeMars. The group thanks the American Legion and local cooperatives for support and uniforms. Herm Meester received a lifetime Schaffer Pen for his work with the teams.
Brief historical note recalls Captain Pipe a Delaware chieftain in Ohio who boasted of killing many whites with a hatchet after Gen. St. Clair's defeat. Also lists hosiery bargains from Southern Sales Co. Knoxville Tennessee with 11 pairs of ankle socks for 1.00 and other items.
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