Water Dilution Cream Separation Proves Costly on Farms
Laboratory tests at the University of Arkansas and creamery quality checks show water dilution wastes cream and lowers grade. For four cows at 30 cents a pound, annual losses reach 54 dollars with water dilutors versus 1.08 with mechanical separators.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Farm Machinery Rationing Rules Outlined for County Boards
The notice explains that Class A farm machinery requests must go to county Machinery Rationing Boards chaired by the AAA chairman plus two local farmers. Applications are at Implement Dealers, must be mailed to the Orange City IA AAA office, and boards meet Mondays. Class B needs forms filed with the dealer.
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AAA
County War Board
Orange City
Iowa
Need your oil changed See the Boyden Service Station
A brief notice promotes oil change services at Boyden Service Station inviting customers to stop in for maintenance and vehicle care. The item emphasizes quick service and local automotive support.
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Henry Ruyter
Roydeans Weekly Chronology October 2 1942 list of names
The page presents daily chronicle entries for October 2 to October 8 1942 listing residents and participants including Harriet De Groot Willie Kooi ker Albert Korthals Milton Scholten Beverley Jean Vos Mrs Jacob Brouwer Dorothy Moret LeRoy Schaffer Walter Tiedeman Mrs Mary Vanderburg and others.
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Harriet de Groot
Willie Kooiker
Albert Korthals
Milton Scholten
Beverley Jean Vos
Jacob Brouwer
Mrs . de Groot
Dorothy Moret
Joan Rensink
LeRoy Schaffer
Increased Loading of Less-Than-Car Shipment on Illinois Central
The Illinois Central System reports wartime freight savings by consolidating less-than-carload shipments. From May to July, daily merchandise cars withdrawn reduced from 66 004 to 31 165, a 52.89 percent saving, with average loading rising from three to about 9.5 tons. Moving 124.8 miles daily, 218 586 cars of petroleum were handled in the first seven months of 1942, up from 121 717 in 1941.
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Illinois Central System
J. L. Keven
Illinois Central
Office of Defense Transportation
Dlinois Central Magazine
Beven
Reporter Subscription Notice at Boyden Post Office
Notices explain second class matter at Boyden post office, Sunday morning publication, and annual rates of 1.7 dollars or 2.00 dollars if lapse. Subscriptions stay open until official notice to postal department or to the paper. Receipts issued for all payments and kept on file. Notify if mailing date line is incorrect.
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Boyden
U. S. Postal Department
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W. S. Balkema, M.D
Sheldon
Towa
Funk
J.D. Murphy
Hull
North Side Dairy Boyden
G. E. Slothouber Portable Grinding Service
G. B. Winch
George
R.W. Meyer
Evan Vogelaar
Will VahZanten
Boyden, Iowa
Roydeans Weekly
Walter Tiedeman
Mary Vanderburg
Robert, Bettea
Sig. Hamisch
Gertrude Joan Mars
Johnny Mouw
Alvina Roelofs
Maud Stientjes
John Dykstra
Gerard de Jong
Marion Haahr
Marcella Moret
Harry Pressler
Oswald Wiebe
Harold Woelber
C. J. de Boom
Gerrit Brinks
Clorine Kooiker
N. W. Kociker
Peter Langstraat
Ann Margaret DeVries
Arthur Vos
Boyden Reporter
Willis G. Vanderburg
Rd. G. Bartels
Matlock
Poland
China
New Hampshire
McCormick
John Deere
Marion
Bureeral
H. J. Ramaker
Farmers Savings Bank