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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

06 Apr 1933

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

3

Pioneer Sipma letter details voyage to Pella settlement

The Sheldon Mail publishes a translated letter by Sjoerd Sipma from 1840s Holland describing his long voyage to North America. He and fellow Dutch settlers left Pella after a perilous Atlantic crossing, passing Baltimore and St Louis, with notes on canals, farms, and the new Iowa colony founded by Reverend Scholte. He recounts hard work, land prices, livestock, and daily life, ending with greetings to Friesland friends and family.

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Mise Donnie Harmsen Sheldon Mail Sjoerd Sipma Holland Palla Sheldee Mail Mr. Sipma Etter Hove Stocré Aukes Sipme Pelle Tie Lome Sjoerd Aukes Sipma G. A. Sipma Deanie Douma Sheldon Pella Sions Galliope Bay Johsiin Mastherten Bioblet GA. Divine America Amerie Doctor Cane Baltimore Friesland Leick Briesland Halland Columbia Hollidaysburg Penn Trai Johnstown Pittsburg Ohio River Cincinnati Mississippi River St. Louis St Loui Scholte North Afrca Pinewand Friedand Agra Bo Des Moines Skunk Mlinois Old Country Jakob Slot Wapke de Haan G. van der West Dirk Posthumus V. P. Viersen Tjebbe Beintema Lutje Bernwald Jan Hendviks Lanstra Runpds de Vries Hilmes Boersma Birdaard Alea Viersen Janie DE Vries Johanna Mastberg Low
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Katherine Hepburn in Christopher Strong at Des Moines Orpheum

At the Orpheum Theatre Des Moines starting Friday April 7 Katherine Hepburn stars in Christopher Strong a drama of modern love with an aviatrix and a British statesman. Colin Clive and Billie Burke co star followed by Rome Express an action packed London sensation about a priceless Van Dyck theft on a Paris Rome express with Esther Ralston.

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Orpheum Theatre Des Moines Katherine Hepburn Christopher Strong John Barrymore Altea Colin Clive Giver Billie Burke Rome Express London van Dyck Paris Rome America Esther Ralston Strong
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Home Express and Veidt Star Power Highlight Rome Express

The article notes Veidt and Con. aad in Rome Express with Walter Forde directing. Kong will be in Dex Moon on April 16, inviting plans to see this dramatic, atmospheric film. The piece sets the Saturday date of April 18 for the event.

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Aad ‘Veidt Universal Walter Forde Ing Kong Dex Moinas Apel
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Confession and loyalty in the Sunday school lesson

The Sunday lesson on Mark 8 27 88 defines confession loyalty and discipleship. It emphasizes mind belief and vocal confession, denying self, taking up the cross, and following Christ with decision and consistent living.

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Christ Caesarea Phillips John the Baptist Elijah Jeremiah Peter God Billy Sunday Rel
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Advertising and the evolution of modern business messaging

Homer W. Wood of the Peterville Evening Recorder cites industry leaders on how advertising has transformed from simple shop labels to educational, quality driven messages. He notes banks and railroads use promotional campaigns to inform customers, with readers demanding clearer, service oriented ad content.

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Homer W. Wood Peterville, California Evening Recorder Joen Doe Jeweler Jim Crow Grover Jack
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Record Breaker Reports Earth’s Coldest Natural Air

An Academy of Sciences report cites Archdeacon Stick recording the Earth’s coldest natural air at 180 degrees below zero on a balloon ten miles up above sea level near Quito. Previous records include 90.4 below at Sakha, Siberia, in 1886 and 136.4 below in Azizia, Tripoli, in 1922.

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Zerd—Tiis Beech Academy of Sciences Archdeacon Idson Stick McKinley Ansk Siberia
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Peita Lowe Eid Mianeeid Hale and Frieda Bornwerd Tye Lemmer Amsterdam den Helder Pieter Floris English Channel Atlantic Lund Iowa Reverend Scholte Lonie Eaton’s Heerema’s Jno J. van Dyke Vander Linden Holatery Rhona Perfield
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