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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
2
The Boyden Reporter announces weekly publication from Boyden Iowa with subscription rates set at 2.00 per year 1.25 for six months and 5 cents for single copies all payments to be made in cash in advance and mailed through the local post office system.
Corn producers will vote in a special referendum Tuesday November 25 to decide if the national farm program for corn should change. The referendum, authorized by the Agricultural Act of 1958, covers 932 counties in 26 states including all of Iowa. Voters choose between: a new program with no acreage allotments or corn area designation, allowing all producers price supports at 90 percent of the average price received.
Farmers face a referendum on price supports and acreage limits. The plan proposes maintaining parity based payments at 65 percent or more, plus continuation of the current corn program with 75 to 90 percent parity for eligible plantings. A 1959 allotment reduction of about 15 percent is noted, with voting eligibility and polling places to be announced. Chairman John B. Draager outlines the process.
Rev. Wm. Hoffman conducted services in Rock Rapids while Rev. Gerrit Dokter led Carmel Church. Anna Bierma undergoes examinations at University of Iowa Hospitals. John Roggen and wife plan three weeks in Michigan visiting family. Linda Cleveringa starts work at Vermeer Self Serve Grocery replacing Van Voorst. Mrs. Andy George visits from Waterloo. Sie men family travels home. Vernon Vermeer visits from Ames. Harkema couple return to Grand Rapids Michigan.
A collection of kitchen tips for easy meals using canned corned beef onions and green pepper in a pie pan with peach halves after 30 minutes. Advice includes green beans with anchovy fillets and a peppermint fudge sauce for ice cream in a double boiler. Also offers fried peanut butter orange malades and a deviled ham cream cheese spread. A cauliflower dish with cheese and breadcrumbs bakes until hearty. A tomato and green pea soup blended with water provides a warming chilly-day option. The piece closes with a devotional verse about faith healing sorrow and loss.
Poetic verse urges faith in divine care. It proclaims God can brighten dreary days and guide hidden paths. The message emphasizes patience in prayer and comfort through Christ’s outreach during burdensome crosses.
Pattern No 1449 offers a smart all occasion dress with slim lines and sideswept detail in sizes 12 through 20. Also available is Needlework Pattern No 143 with kittens and flowers for nursery embroidery, plus color transfer guide and a mailing address for AUDREY LANE BUREAU in Chicago.
A string of visits and relocations fills a weekend in the area as families note moves to new homes and travels to see relatives. Funeral services are reported for Rickie Mulder and Mrs Ed Doornink with church and burial details.
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