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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1948

Page

4

Local notes from Hawarden to Emmetsburg and beyond

Short clippings report hometown moves reunions and small events across Iowa towns. Frank Jacobs visits Dickeyville Wisconsin but finds no familiar faces and a changed street layout. Mrs Emil Dietrick and her brother Wm Gelhorn reunite after 48 years. A boy alerts his mother to a rattlesnake in Stuart. An Emmetsburg woman chases a hat with a dog through the streets. Rev C G Rynen to guest preach in Rock Valley and Glenwood. new radio and Quaker heaters promoted at local homes.

Iowa Frank Jacobs Hawarden Dickeyville Wisconsin At Hubbard Emil Dietrick Wm. Gelhorn Colorado Gary Barr Max Barr Stuart C. G. Rynen Fultog Ill JC. Postma Rynen Rock Valley Boyden C. Postma J. van Aalsburg Glenwood Lyon Co. Presbyterian Church

Fire destroys barn on Brewster farm near Bell Schoolhouse

A Thursday afternoon blaze at the Donald Brewster farm two miles north of the Bell Schoolhouse destroyed the barn but spared the hog house machine shed and one straw pile. Firefighters from Boyden and Sheldon saved the other structures.

Onald Brewster Bell School House Boyden Fire Dept Sheldon Fire Dept

Rise of synthetic fibers in US textile economy before WWII

The U S department of agriculture notes synthetic fibers other than cellulose, such as early nylon types, rose from about 4.5 million pounds in 1940 to 53.3 million pounds in the following year, outgrowing silk and flax but still far below cotton, rayon and wool.

United States U. S. Department of Agriculture

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