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VOL. XLVI BOYDEN, SIOUX COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER September 7th at the Henry FARMERS TOUR COUNTY Thirty-six Sioux county farmers participated in the Farm Management tour Wednesday, The group met Vogelaar farm, south of Maurice in the morning at which time Wallace Ogg, field- man for the association, discus- the management system carried out in Mr. Vogelaar's farm. Later in the morning the group drove to the Sam Schut farm, east of Sioux Center for a similar survey. The group then drove to the George Boerhave farm northeast of Sheldon for a picnic dinner.

Following the dinner Jack Galloway, Extension presented outlook material for the fall of 1938 and early 1939. Problems of management on Mr. Boerhave's farm were discussed by Mr. Ogg. This is the first tour for the farm management group in Sioux county.

Each county in Northwest Iowa is sponsoring such a tour. Mr. Ogg will be making his fall survey during the of October. CONGRATULATIONS! Harms welcomed a baby girl weighing eight pounds, at-their home on Grandma Kpr- are assisting home. Mrs.

Harms and her new arrival are getting along at fine. FOR SALE Team Horses, Roan, 3 feo 4 years old, weight 1400. Ibs, Herman Schoenemnn. Mr. and Mrs.

Green and son Dwesyne visitors in Burt on afternoon. family. They came back by way of Fort Dodge. While in Burfc they visited'with the Moore Mattress Company folks- They all extended their greetings to the Boy den folks. MISSIONARY UNION HERE The 27th annual session of the Women's Missionary Union of the First Reformed church will be held Friday, Sept.

16, in the Boyden First Reformed church. Sessions will begin at 10 "o'clock in the morning conducted, in the Holland language and p. m. and 7:30 o'clock in the English language. Foreign Missionaries will appear on the program.

Mrs. H. Nieuwenhuis of Sheldon is treasurer of the Union. Woods--Sowers Re-Union Three weeks ago the Reporte listed all the students of Boyden. who to go to college Last week the Alton Democra copied the story without giving credit.

Then this week the Sheldon 'Mail copied the Alton Democrat giving Mr. Bowers Well, -anyway, Boyden got some more publicity, anc that's what we want. Mrs. Mike Moret and Mrs Ben Grooters were guests in th Lute Horn home Wednesday. FOR SALE--Maytag Motor in good shape- Nick DeGroot.

3' Pearl Scholten was a supper guest at the R. C. Buren home Sunday. Pearl is attending Northwestern college-at Orang City. Sioux county 4-H boys judging team composed of John Maasssn, Arbhur Pennings, Bob Kellan and Henry Boerhave participated in the 4-H "boys judging contest held in the Clay County Fail- Monday, September 12th.

Mr. and Mrs. John VanRoekel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harmon and daughter Arlene Mae, Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Van Roekel from Alton visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Stryland, near Orange Thursday evening. City, FOR SALE --Airmotor Wind Mill, 30-foot tower, A-l shape.

Herman Schoeneman, Boyden. Mrs. H. W. Ooldenkamp was a Monday visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

John It is reported that FredBrusha age about forty -years, is the likely candidate to succeed Prof Lack as superintendent' of the Boyden public school system said office to take effect in the last Half of the school year. He hails from Republican City, Neb where- he has been a capable school He is' graduate of Coe college at-Cedar Rapids- Herman Schoeneman has pur- fa ased the farm being tenanted by Neil Diinnick, three miles north and. three-quarter mile west of Boyden; known as.the homestead of Herman Heitrit ter's father, Ernest Hollander had an opportunity to demonstrate his new wrecker hoist when he was called out on Sunday night to pull a car out of the ditch about five miles east of Boyden. The owner, Ben Kleinwolterink, stated that his car skidded off the wet pavement into, a deep ditch. His car was badly damaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ver Hoef of Rock Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koolbeck of Sioux Center stopped in Hoyden to leave the Ver Hoef children at the paren- home in the tal John Vander Hout while their elders took Spencer Fair on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harmon and daughter Arlene Mae visited f3 uuu. UJLIVJ iciiijs JLV1 JOJi LCU Her son Bill is building a hogl in the parental VanRoekel home shed on the Van Ess farm. VWednesdav pvenino-.

ay evening. WELCOME! We wish to announce that we are now the new proprietors of the Cozy Cafe ana extend a cordial welcome to you and your friends to come in and get acquainted. OF COURSE We serve piping hot delicious coffee as well as sandwiches, meals, etc. and carry a complete stock of TOBACCOS, CANDIES and ICE CREAM COZY CAFE Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Van Gorier, props. The Brown Swiss banners" flew high in Boyden last week when John Fick returned with his pfiie herd of cattle which he exhibited at the Iowa Sfate Fair Moin-es -and the Fair at Cedar Rapids. He walked off with eleven premiums, competing the largest group of Brown Swiss cattle ever entered at a fair in Iowa. His three-year- old bull took first in its class. .1 He was paid a premium to exhibit his cattle at the Cedar Rapids Fair, his cattle being selected by judges at a district contest some time age, Mr.

Fick and his sons have done their level best to raise the breeding stands in pure-bred cattle, and the results of. his efforts are evident. The number 'of fanciers are on the increase: in this.Jarea,' and they coupled with the fine herds represented irv "the Holstein-Fresian class by many farmers located near Boyden, shows that there is a growing interest in raising the best in dairy cattle. Mrs. Guy Van Gorier carry an announcement tlie Reporter this week stating that, they are now proprietors, of the Cozy Cafe: They hearty welcome to one and come in and get acquainted.

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brower and children, Harriett, home of Mr. and Mrs. Nic Wybenga in Sibley on Monday.

Kleyne is enjoying a visit with his son Cornelius and his family in St. Paul, Minnesota. Kleyne left on Saturday and expects to return homeward in about two Mr. and Mrs. B.

Krusu visited with the John Stegeman and daughters Sunday evening. S. Sc-hortinghuis, Nick DeHaas and Henry Dejong Monday morning for Iowa City where Henry has registered at the State University. Mrs. A Vos will be hostess to the United Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Thursday.

The meeting will be held i Joyce, and were at The Naticn'al Raw Council will hold a special meeting of interest to. farmers' and townspeople at Boyden on Wednesday, Sept. 21 at 8 o'clock in the Town Hall This organization is offering a positive means of helping the people get out of the present economic crisis. It is non-political and belongs to no particular group or organization. The following item is an excerpt of their parity price policy which every one should read and believe: Two and Seventeen IjtC Billion a that'-huge sum represents the difference in national income for, one eight-year period as compared with that in the preceding eight-year period! How did it happen? Why did it happen? There is a glaring error in our national economy that must be corrected.

Instead of merely competing for present markets why not increase- National income thirty billion dollars annually and there, by expand the domestic market? That can be done simply bv Establishing an American Parity avarice-for-'raw imiterinls prd- ducts of the farms, forests, mines E. CONFERENCE ON WED The Annual Convention of the Sioux County Sunday Sehoo Association will be held in the First Reformed Church, Maurice Iowa on Wednesday Sept. 21 1938. PROGRAM, 10:30 Registration, County Sec'y 11:00 General Song Service, Song Leader Devotions, ReX Abe.rsoh, Rock Valley Music, First Reformed A "The Sunday School in Japan," Miss Janet a Japan. Fellowship Luncheon 1:30 General Assembly: Song Service, Song Leader Devotions, Rev.Roggen, Music, American Reformed Maurice Conferences "The Sunday School and Training" Miss Janet? Oltman, Japan." "The Sunday School and Personal Mrs.

Lang "The Sunday School and Young.Peoples Problems" Mrs. De Kalamazoo, NO. 19 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS September 12,1938 Town Council met on above date Mayor McCrum presiding and all members present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Guv Van Gorier granted permit to sell-sell cigarettes upon filling of bond and payment of tax.

Motion made and seconded oeuuuucu. to make no.change in the amount granted to firemen for answering fire calls, as set at August meeting, until ample funds are on hand. Motion carried to renew compensation insurance policy. carried- to accept iViotion CLl LO accept; Treasu rer s. for August which is as.follows: On report Deceived Disbursed Balance 729.99 $1011.82 $5109.04 Mich.

Business Meeting and Coffee and other wealth! products of now Miss Ruth ye Jackson and Mrs. Peter DeVries were callers in Orange City Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Grooters, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Ka'mminga, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Vanderburg, and Mr.

and Mrs. John Dykstra the i given by the Republican Central i )f Sioux County, at the Hawheje lotel in Orange City Thursday evening. Mrs. Vanderburg, i District Coimnifcteewrman was on the program. The Missionary Society the Jnited Presbyterian met Wednesday at the home Mrs.

Neil Salie. Mr. E. O. i and daughter Wava Mae were guests at the Walter Dilly" Aston on Sunday.

home near and Mrs. J. W. Vanderburg )f Hospers were visitors at the V- G. Vanderburg home on Mon- Jay.

Miss Ida Stegemann was a to the Clay County Fair at Spencer today, Thursday. Vlrs. S. Schortinghuis Entertains Mrs. S.

Schortinghuis enter- ained at dinner Friday evening at her home. Guest of honor vas Henry De Jong, who left Monday for the State University at Iowa City. Guests were om- )loyees of the Schortinglniis- Brinkman Produce Company. Such a program simply calls -for upping ihe prj of farm products and other new wealth prod'ucts aboi.il; $4,500,000,000 annually, thereby creating that niuch new wealth money. When turned over in trade that a of new wealth money will create a i a $30,000,000,000 additional income which will be shared by all business and labor.

this simple economic a "Uuits of new wealth times price equals new wealth income: new' wealth income times in trade equals natiqrial income." Common sense indicates it is bett'er economics to create income from new wealth sources than merely to engage in mad competition for such incidental national income as present uneconomic practices a Sales oE goods and services are limited to the ability of customers to buy It is the part of wisdom to supply the customers with more purchasing power. Mr. and Mrs. Jake VauRooyen. from visited in the L.

Burggraaff home Thursday evening. Mrs. Harry, i Hull 'was a caller at the John Van IRoekel a H. Maris homes nigbfc. SMALL PIANO-NEW LAST YEAR.

Can be seen in Boyden. i payts. Write Finance Wardell Piano Company. Sioux City, Iowa. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Van Roekel from Alton visited in the parental John VanRoekel home Sunday afternoon. 3:45 Group Conference; 'The Sunday School and the i VanEngelhoeven, Alton. "Relationship of Sunday School and Rev. R.

J. Meengs, ''Sioux Center. "The Sunday School and Primary- children" Mrs. Schalekainp, Sioux Center. Closing, Pros.

A. Ramaker Let all Sunday Schools appoint one or more delegates so that a definite group will be I'eponsible to vote and carry messages to their respective schools. Every teacher and officer is.urgad to be present. Even-body is welcome. Mr.

Albert Ramakcr, President Miss i i a i Secretary Mr. Clarence. from Sioux Center was a i guest Monday in the Horn home. Motion carried to cancel cigarette permit issued to Gertrude VanDyke and Winifred Vanden Bosch. Following bills presented and allowed: C.

M. St. P. Railway Co. $271.35 Mississippi Valley Tank Company $320.03 Joe W.

Kuyper Matt Parrot and Sons Co. Gen-it Brinks Weinens Club Art Visser H. J. Huesinkveld John Grooters Sieba VanDiepen William Jan sen Albert Dethmers. Henry Bbsrhan Wil lard Arie-Vander Hout Logan Vanden Brink Tony Kloobwyk Robert DeVries Jo a a a Iowa Public Service Co.

Gertrude VanDyke and Winifred Vanden Bosch Boyden Reporter John VanDiepen sr. L. G. Everist Inc. 104.00 .46 i 4.20 2.50 96.00 104.42 3.50 281 7.87 8.00 3.00 3.00 10.35 3.50 4.25 54.56 37.50 3.25 .50 130.88 Iowa Road Building Co.

488.73 Motion carried to adjourn. S. G. VandenBrink Town Clerk Mr. and Mrs.

Paul McCrum an.d son Lynn and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn were Le Mars callers Sunday. Hf Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. A Kruso returned Wednesday from Fergus Falls, where they visited relatives. Mrs. Ann Do Valois and Ernie Olson were suppor guests in the John Scholten home at Sheldon Sunday.

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