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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1947

Page

6

Dogs Derive Little From Bone Chewing

The article argues bones offer little nutrition for adult dogs and can wear tooth enamel. It suggests boiling bones to make broth for flavor and emphasizes proper feeding as key to healthy dogs. It highlights a booklet by the Gaines Dog Research Center offering dog feeding guidance and debunking common myths.

Russell K. Lo Lowry Gaines Dog Research Center Park Avenue New York 17 New York

Raising a Puppy Then Baby Our Best Preparation Says Expert

Gaines Dog Research Center in New York cites Law rence K Frank who argues that puppies and babies share needs and that understanding babies as human puppies helps parents cope with raising a family. He notes newborns are dependent and cry when uncomfortable and that early treatment shapes future politeness and balance. Local visits follow with families in Rock Valley and surrounding towns.

Gaines Dog Research Center New York City Lawrence K. Frank

Boyden Reporter publisher and mailing details

Norman W. Bell is the publisher of the Boyden Reporter. The paper is entered at the Boyden Iowa post office as second class matter and published every Thursday afternoon. Subscription costs are 1.75 dollars per year within state and 2.00 dollars outside state.

Boyden Norman W. Bell Iowa

Abstracts Loans and Tax Exemption Offer

Professional abstractor with 35 years experience offers farm and home loan abstracts and deeds. Farm loans at 4 percent, home loans at 6 percent with monthly payments. U N Ross Abstracter provides reasonable fees and abstracts for Orange City clients. Phone 144 Ford Bldg.

U. N. Ross Ford Bldg Orange City

Annual Meeting of Sioux County Farm Bureau in Orange City

The Sioux County Farm Bureau held its thirty second annual meeting at Orange City Town Hall on Tuesday evening October 14 with over 200 rural residents. Murl McDonald of Iowa State College spoke on Extension program phases and financing needs for Farm Bureau and Extension services. Officers from last year were reaffirmed: President F Vanderham Ireton Vice President Henry Boerhave Sheldon Secretary Ed R Vermeer Soo Center Treasurer G J Slobe Orange City. Fred Vanderham elected voting delegate and Henry Boerhave as alternate.

Sioux County Farm Bureau Orange City Town Hall Sioux County Murl McDonald Iowa State College Farm Bureau F. Vanderham Ireton Henry Boerhave Sheldon Ed. R. Vermeer Soo Center G. J. Slobe Orange City Fred Vanderham

Local Holstein transfers recorded by national association

Leonard Rensink of Boyden sold a registered Holstein cow to R C Brown and Son of Paullina. Change of ownership for Yeeman Maytag Orms by Fobes was recorded by the Holstein Friesian Association of America in Brattleboro Vermont. Also, Joe C. Fuhr of Boyden sold a registered Holstein Friesian bull to Henry F. Sohl of Hartog Fobes Legis, with records filed by the same association in Brattleboro Vermont.

Leonard Rensink Boyden George Holstein-Friesian Association of America Brattleboro

English dumb waiters of the eighteenth century

Dumb waiters were an English invention of the eighteenth century with trays fixed to a central support on a tripod base. They stood at the dining table corners so diners could serve themselves after servants left. One of Chippendale's early bills lists two mahogany dumb waiters on castors supplied to Kensington Palace.

Chippendale Kensington Palace

Ossianic Poems Published by Scottish Schoolmaster

In 1760 James Macpherson, a Scottish schoolmaster, issued a translation of an ancient epic from the Gaelic language. The Ossianic Poems sparked a sensation and fame for the author, but scholars demanding the original text revealed he had forged the Gaelic poems, a joke that grew into a legend.

James Macphereson

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