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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
5
Eleventh District Chairman R W Snell is praised for the Republican ticket showing across nearly every county. The district, once doubtful for Hughes Harding and Scott, voted for all three, with Congressman Scott achieving a notable victory despite his opponent’s large earlier majority.
C A Arnold of Klemme Iowa, feeding about 200 hogs, will build a 50 foot long self feeder along one side of a double corn crib. Grain spills from overhead bins to the feeder, with tankage and supplemental feeds fed in small self feeders around the lot. He says if he couldn't have a self feeder he'd quit farming.
The notice advises residents planning to dig a well to inquire at the local office. Mrs. John Still of Hull visited the Harry Rombough home Thursday and Friday last week. The Farmers Lumber yard promotes storm doors and windows for sale. Mr. and Mrs. K Rowen Horst visited relatives in Monroe South Carolina and returned home Saturday.
Crawford county farmer H H Chapman used a second hand meat refrigerator as a bee cellar housing 15 colonies. The warm weather ventilation plan kept the interior above freezing all winter and all colonies survived to spring vigorous and healthy.
The Iowa Forestry and Conservation association holds its annual convention during short course week in Ames from January 29 to February 3 with February 1 and 2 as the main convention days. Topics include state parks in Iowa bird and game preservation and natural resource conservation with speakers from Iowa and other states. Ben Grooters shipped two fine hogs to Hudson South Dakota last week amid strong demand for high grade stock.
A story of a kind walnut tree that shares its walnuts and shelter with a squirrel family. When a strong wind blows, other trees fall but the walnut tree stands firm, keeping the squirrels safe and grateful for life in its branches. The squirrels continue to live there afterward.
Help wanted for a permanent lady clerk at Peoples Ca QOp store. Requires dry goods experience and stock keeping ability. Must speak Holland or German. State salary expectations age references in first letter.
The Eddy family autoed to Primghar on Sunday with Carl Tott and wife as passengers to Sioux City. W and S Vander Well W H Eddy Chas Heemstra John De Jong and G Vander Brink of Boyden along with K Vander Poel and W Rouwenhorst of Hospers and E Vanden Brink of Sheldon were in Orange City Wednesday for business at the courthouse.
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