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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

9

Creamery Boss Henry J Wargowsky Leads Boyden Co Op

Henry J Wargowsky has led the Boyden Farmers Co Operative Creamery since 1913, growing from 300 patrons and 150000 pounds of butter to 800 patrons and a million pounds annually. The creamery ships mostly to New York, uses the Golden Sheaf brand, and pays eight percent dividends plus per pound butter fat. The organization has modern facilities, pasteurization, and a history of high dairy awards and national recognition.

Boyden Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Farmers Co-Operative Creamery Boyden Henry J. Wargowsky R. Kamminga Diedrich Kruse Case Verhoef Dh. Boender and Co L. H. Vagts H. J. Wargowsky Boyden Farmers Co- Operative Creamery New York Warowsky Northwest George Territory Henry J Will Wargowsky Sioux County Wangowsky National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association St. Paul Wargowsky Iowa Wisconsin

Thanksgiving origins across centuries and shores

The article traces thanksgiving as a practice beyond the United States, noting biblical roots in Israel, English precedents, and early North American observances. It highlights 1621 Plymouth harvest gratitude proclaimed by Governor Bradford, and four men sent to fetch game, delivering wild turkeys for the colony’s needs.

United States England North America Wolsall Newfoundland Frobisher Popham Sagadahoc Maine Bradford Massachusetts

Gypsy Bands in Hungary Offer Native Music Expression

In Hungary most musicians play without reading music and gypsy bands fill villages with the czimbalom and violin. The czimbalom, created by Hungarians, accompanies the violin and is to Magyar music as the banjo is to the Negro. Helen Ware notes their music expresses deep emotions beyond notation.

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Christmas card samples ready for order

The Reporter advertises available Christmas card samples for inspection and ordering. Customers are urged to call and view the designs before the line sells out or breaks.

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