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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
2
The Boyden Reporter lists Marion J. Kempers and Charles G. Sawyer as staff in Boyden Iowa. It notes Boyden Sioux County publication details with weekly schedule and post office entry as second class mail matter and cash in advance subscription rates of 2.50 per year 1.25 for six months and 0.05 for single copies.
The author contrasts worries about high living costs and down cattle prices with a claim that most people still enjoy abundant blessings. They urge gratitude and note that industry, labor, and farmers aim for security despite economic strains.
The speaker argues that state support for industry and farming fuels inflated prosperity, noting surplus grain bins and highway booms funded by federal money. He cautions that blessings seem manipulated and compares national policy to biblical judgment, urging reflection on real blessings and costs.
I express gratitude to all who sent cards letters and gifts and prayers during my hospital stay Special thanks to Rev Schoon for his prayers and kindness shown unto me Glenda Alons.
A mixed page note offers beauty guidance from lipstick application to powder touch ups. It advises using a lip brush on dry lips and suggests wine or ginger tone colors, lemon juice for stained nails, and diluted bleach for tough stains. It cites Annie Johnson Flint and a Toronto publisher.
A fragment reflects a prayerful plea for guidance and strength to fulfill duties. The lines emphasize humility, ignorance, and the desire to act rightly under divine aid.
A marinade of chutney ginger garlic and pineapple juice with French dressing is used to marinate lamb breast overnight in the refrigerator. Broil 20 minutes per side or until browned and tender, basting with the marinade during cooking.
The column critiques Congress after a brief session, noting limited enacted laws and failed promises from Kennedy on medical care and education. It argues a conservative coalition has restrained liberal expansion, warns of public debt, and discusses how women and farmers affect political and economic outlooks.
Reader friendly crossword list with across and down clues covering beverages strikes ethics utopian themes and common wordplay. The readable items show a mixed set of terms including names numbers and standard puzzle prompts.
Maurice E Eldridge reflects on losing his appointment book after 11 years in the Extension Service and asks for reminders. He contemplates a six month vacation and notes corn and alfalfa field issues, including possible southern corn root worm presence and the need for more information.
Over several days soil remained dry to 12 to 14 inches depth. Alfalfa consumes substantial moisture, but recent rainfall should ease conditions.
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University says there is no sure fire answer to when to buy feeder cattle. He notes decisions hinge on feed on hand, selling plans, and future feeder prices. A drop of about a dollar per hundredweight could occur in 60 days on pasture with no sale value.
Kutish notes a four dollar fourteen cent drop since early May across ten main markets for stockers and feeder steers and the delayed fall movement of feeder cattle. He suggests much of the fall price decline may be done but warns bunched marketings could depress prices further. He expects a sizable share of fed cattle to move next summer and fall with possible spring and summer downturns, making timing of marketing crucial for feeders.
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