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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
3
The 1953 hunting laws are ready and may be obtained from county recorders, conservation officers, or the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. The note excludes trapping and migratory waterfowl regulations which will be released later. waterfowl rules will be posted in all post offices.
Social Security checks mailed September 3 to 144 Lyon County residents mark the end of old payment rates. After July law changes most retirees will see monthly increases of 5 to 8.60 dollars, while dependents and survivors gain 2 to 5 dollars. October checks will reflect automatic increases without any action by recipients.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Schuett of Elkton South Dakota were Friday evening dinner guests in the Paul Schreuder home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Engleama and son were Friday evening visitors in the Harold Moret home. There's news in the advertisements too.
A testimonial from Mr M W of Los Angeles praises Pazo for relief from piles. The ad claims instant relief from itching and pain, soothing inflamed tissue, lubricating dry skin, and reducing swelling. It promotes Pazo Ointment and Suppositories in suppository and tube forms.
A newspaper reports that overall circulation remains comparatively steady despite typical daily fluctuations. Analysts note that weekend editions show slight upticks, while weekday totals stay within a narrow band across regions.
Cal Stichel discusses Old Age Assistance and Social Security, noting seniors want reliable income and dislike burdening families. He recounts visiting Ottumwa Mayor Loveless, observes rural political gaps, honors a local funeral public servant, and laments overworked civic volunteers while praising steadfast "Good Old Workhorses."
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