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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
3
The piece argues Office of Price Stabilization prices inflate newsprint costs, forcing printers to limit supply. It notes OPS mandates cataloging items with specific category numbers and threatens fines or jail for misclassification, while publishers warn of higher ad rates amid scarce paper.
October 6 1952 town council presided by Mayor Slothouber considers an ordinance granting Northwestern Bell Telephone Company rights to use streets and public places for a general telephone and telegraph system. Hearing scheduled for October 14 1952. Minutes note water extension and utility bills with Sept 1952 treasurer report.
Mrs Henry Van Veldhuizen and her son Alan visited Henry Van Veldhuizen in Sioux Falls hospital on Wednesday afternoon. People from Boyden attended the wedding of George Meendering Wednesday evening.
Community notices list numerous Hull and area residents visiting, hosting, and staying with families in nearby towns. Legal matters include guardianship petitions, divorces, and estate settlements involving Hull, Sheldon, Orange City, and Rock Valley residents, with court dates and executors named.
Court records show marriage licenses issued to John Van de Kieft, 23, of Larchwood and Harriet Rosemary Overweg, 17, in a local civil proceeding. The filing lists their names and ages as of the license date.
The Guardian was authorized to sell the minor's real estate interest. The court appointed Ben A. Stallman, Berth Schnurr Jr., and Charles Grady to appraise the property. Louis Veninga pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle with an overload and was fined $258.80 plus costs by Judge R. G. Rodman.
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