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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
4
Stay off the waiting list and see your heating dealer now about natural gas heat before the rush. Converting to natural gas is easy quick and inexpensive and will save you money every year. Iowa Public Service Company
Probate hearing set for John A Berner will October 8 at 10:00 am. H V Rowenhorst named administrator of Roland S Bishop estate with 30000 dollar bond. Luc a s J De Koster named administrator of Johanna De Koster estate bond 10000 dollars. H C Moret guardian report approved. Florence G Larson seeks divorce from Marvin C Larson with custody and support requests and injunction. Ruby Shea guardian files partition suit over three tracts of real estate seeking referee to divide proceeds.
The piece contrasts medieval punishments for debtors with evolving modern bankruptcy concepts. It outlines three core ideas: prorate assets among creditors, discharge most debts, and exempt certain property to aid the debtor's future prospects.
A fragmentary verse by Strickland W. Gillilan extols the universal hunger for love at night and the comfort of affection as life unfolds. The piece emphasizes enduring need for sympathy and smiling kindness from others throughout life.
A short reflective verse urges abundant loving to steady nerves through morning and noon. It speaks of care and fret, praising love as God's antidote during lull moments between wakefulness and rest, while tensions and bickering run high.
A long handled brush helps apply powdered or liquid cleaners to rugs without stooping or crawling. It also assists with cleaning streaky windows and mirrors by enabling easier reach and even application. The device reduces strain while improving cleaning results.
The article traces American bankruptcy law from its distrust of debtors to a trusted framework. It notes Congress power in 1880 to establish a Uniform Law, the 1898 act, and 1938 amendments refining liquidation and rehabilitation. The Supreme Court aims to relieve honest debtors and allow fresh starts.
Ten years ago on September 11 1947 births add Dennis Ray to the Vande Hoef family and Eddie Baartman suffers a washing machine accident. School open with children bringing flowers and a frog to class. Twenty years ago 1937 council grants IOwa Public Service Company election extension and local PTA activities plus new staff and family notes. Thirty three years ago 1924 marriages birthdays and local events fill the town chronicle. Forty years ago 1917 farewells and booze raids noted. Sixty years ago 1897 school enrollment and a humorous farm mishap lead the local page.
Miss Mico Cater, RN, graduated at the Methodist church and now works at the Mental Health Institute in Cherokee. Family and friends from Sioux Center, Sheldon, Harris, Archer, and distant states attended and visited in homes and at events. Guests included the Dokter family from California and Texas with local church and college connections.
Officials report sizeable numbers of blue-wing teal and pintails in north central and northwest Iowa with some moving south to the Des Moines River. The early migrants forecast a longer hunting season as larger duck species follow later. Iowa’s 1957 waterfowl season runs October 5 through December 13.
Extension Director Maurice E. Eldridge warns that harvest time sees more farm accidents than any season with forage harvesters a major source. He cites September 1956 as especially deadly and stresses tractor side overturns, silo hazards, traffic congestion, and never making adjustments while machines run.
Mr. Eldridge warns harvest workers to avoid tractor and wagon lift accidents and unattended machinery. He cites several fatal incidents from hydraulic lift failures or human error and urges safer practices to reduce Sioux County farm accidents this fall.
Early morning patrolman Lyle Dickinson noticed a car leaving a gravel road with no dust trail. He stopped it, found burglary tools under groceries in the backseat, and linked the duo to two break ins, solving the case.
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