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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
7
The piece reflects on how everyday greetings from local merchants create a warm hometown atmosphere. It contrasts this with impersonal big city streets and notes the joy of returning home to familiar faces and a welcoming welcome.
The Federal Crop Insurance Corp expects to pay one million dollars for losses in Iowa on insured corn soybeans and oats. One thousand three hundred sixty notices of loss have been reported with most due to moisture hail and blight. Losses split about nine hundred thousand on corn fifty thousand on soybeans and fifty thousand on oats. Losses must be reported within fifteen days after harvest. Sioux County policyholders may notify Ed J. Schmidt, Agent.
An Iowa State Bar Association prepared article explains two law sources statutory and common law. It traces common law from 1066 in England to judge made rules and how statutes supplant and update it in colonial and US state contexts.
Central College Pella Iowa sets inaugural ceremony as Arend D Lubbers 29 assumes role as president succeeding G T Van der Lugt who moves to New Brunswick Theological Seminary Lubbers is son of former president Irwin J Lubbers and has been vice president for development since 1959 He is Hope College 1953 graduate and Rutgers PhD candidate in 1966 with prior teaching experience
Dr Irwin J Lubbers president of Hope College to deliver the keynote at Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio October 21 1958 Honorary doctorates will be awarded to Orville Dykstra William D Wesselink Marion Wormhoudt Rev Gradus Vander Linden and Dr Paul Bruins at the convocation Attendees include Henry Bast governor Loveless and Howard Bowen with greetings from the General Synod Iowa Presidents Association and state officials
Sioux County farmers can apply nitrogen for next year’s corn after soil temperatures drop to 50 degrees. Extension experts note leaching risk if fall applications occur too early and advise using dry fertilizers or non pressure liquids, plowing soon after application to minimize losses.
Farmers are advised to inject nitrogen solutions at six inches depth under slight pressure after plowing. Apply only rates shown in soil tests or obtain general fertilizer recommendations from County Extension Director Eldridge at the Orange City extension office.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of Brattleboro Vermont completed outstanding official production records for registered Holstein cows in the area. Gold Chest Tilly Pabst Roamer owned by Chester A De Boer of Hull produced 15625 pounds of milk and 644 pounds butterfat in 344 days. Redfield Donna Bee owned by George Vande Garde Hull produced 17134 pounds milk and 641 pounds butterfat in 365 days. Jamie Hawkeye Roamer owned by Peter J Vis and Sons of Boyden produced 14820 pounds milk and 569 pounds butterfat in 336 days. The program is run with Iowa State University and the national Holstein organization to provide ongoing lactation and lifetime production records.
To all whom it may concern you are summoned to appear at the Court House in Orange City on November 21 1960 at 10:00 A M to attend probate of the last will of Sjoukje De Boer Reitsma deceased Lucas J De Koster attorney and D Wiersma Clerk of the District Court seal date October 17 1960 publish for three consecutive weeks in The Sioux Co Index.
Mr. Richard Morris, a Cherokee consultant with the State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, spoke at the Northwest Regional meeting of the Iowa Association for Retarded Children held at the American Legion Hall in Cherokee on October 1. He described sheltered workshops and half way houses as aids for habilitation and full social integration. Irma Bunge and S. R. Christiansen spoke on strengthening local units and the ARRC program respectively.
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