Arbor Day Festivities Mark College Campus Note
The April 4 1907 German club gathering at Miss Henrietta Ver Heul’s home featured a good program and hearty responses. Students discuss summer courses in shorthand typing and a short business course, with June 17 to July 26 set for summer school and teacher examinations July 24 25 26. Arbor Day on campus included raking leaves, decorating paths, and a social with coffee and refreshments.
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Arbor Day
England
France
United States
Henrietta Ver Heul
Wagner
Miss Smith
Marion
Nellie Varenkamp
Mr. Kingsbury
Dean Severn
Messrs
Te Veltrup
Pietenpol
Miss Gezel
Will of G. G. Vander Zyl Heard April Term in Marion IA
Proof of will filed in Marion County District Court Iowa for G G Vander Zyl. Hearing set for the first day of the April term beginning Tuesday April 36 1907. Interested parties may appear at Knoxville Clerk B Kersbergen publishes notice.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
G. G. Vander Zyl
B. Kersbergen
Knoxville
Bargains for Farmers Offer Wide Farm Vehicle Goods
Bargains for Farmers lists wagons carriages buggies harrows plows cultivators seeders sulky plows feed mills truck wagons wagon beds and rubberoid roofing available from 1446 A Van Maren.
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van Maren
Local rural life notes from Cedar and surrounding towns
Accounts from Cedar area describe Neal Regel buying a fine mare at Cedar last Tuesday and various social visits from Mrs. John Schippers to Bus sey friends. Reports note farming shifts toward corn, a dance hall altercation with a gun, ministers conducting services and protracted meetings, and serious illness at T. J. Groves’ home with family gathered around.
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Neal Regel
Cedar
John Schippers
Bussey
Case Reegel
Lovilla
Peter Visser
Pella
Barn project advances as workers toil on C F Blackman outbuilding
Lyman Smith of Pella assists C F Blackman on a barn nearing completion. Dinwiddie from near Knoxville begins Ridge school. Mrs. J S Hegwood recovers from illness. H M Heywood visits the Ridge. Mont decides to stay on his farm. Amsberrys travel to South Dakota with sons Charles and Lester. Maud Wells returns from Pleasantville. W E Bruce relocates the Denis barn near the high residence.
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J. S. Hegwood
H. M. Heywood
Mont
Missouri student performs daring banana feat at Warner's restaurant
A Central College Missouri student, famed for his show me trait, wagered to eat twelve large bananas in twelve minutes at Warner's. He finished with time to spare but later suffered mild dyspepsia. The Chronicle withholds his name, noting only the initials MAC.
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Warner's
Central College
Missouri
Viands
the Chronicle
Mac
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M. van Klootwyk
de Hamer
Eveland
Albia
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Baptist Church
Stine
McClintock
Smith
Sesson
Louis Groves
Benton
Cyrus Groves and Son
Taylor County
T. J. Groves
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C. F. Blackman
Lyman Smith
H. A. Amsberry
South Dakota
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Lester
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Borax
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Shaw-Dean
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