Knoxville Items Chronicle Local Visitors and Illnesses
Knoxville residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of social activity. Mark Flanders returns from spring vacation in Blairstown Iowa while Harvey Rhynsburger visits Os Kal oosa business ties. Several locals and kin, including Avis Grawe now state superintendent in Des Moines, are mentioned along with influenza illnesses affecting W G C Jacob and John N Young. Multiple trips to Des Moines and nearby towns accompany hospital and mine accident notes as residents attend family events and public duties.
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the Journal
Mark Flanders
Blairstown
Iowa
M. D. Flanders
Harvey Rhynsburger
Oskaloosa
J. W. Wolf
Wolf
Avis Grawe
Marion County
Pella
W. GC. Jacob
John N. Young
Young
Wm. Myers
Council Bluffs
C. R. Wray
Neil van Hemert
Florence
Dorothy Mikesell
Maines
Flagler
Billy
James Mitchell
Columbus Jeffers
Nassel Jeffers
Clem
L. R. Ridgeway
Birmingham
John L. Jeffers
Emma Turnipseed
Des Moines
John Turnipseed
City Hospital
Pershing
New Hospital
Frank Robinson
Northwood
Frank Baughman
Knoxville
Madonna Baughman
North Country
Matilda Barnes
M. A. Barnes
J. M. Allison
Cecelia Vera
Cam Culbertson
Capitol
Cam
C. E. Atkinson
J. M. Davis
Hall
Mr. Hall
Senate Passes Bills Against Masked Mobs
The Iowa Senate approved a bill from the House establishing penalties for unlawful acts by masked parties. Only two votes against it. several senators were absent or did not vote. Senator Price of Marion Monroe district was noted as not voting. The Chronicle previously outlined the bill’s provisions. the Senate passed it without amendment.
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Iowa
Statement of Ownership Pella Chronicle April 1 1923
Notarized ownership statement for the Pella Chronicle shows H H Sadler as owner and business manager with W A Young as editor, all based in Pella Iowa. No holders with 1 percent or more of securities. Sworn April 6 1923 before Hugo W Kuyper, notary.
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Pella
Iowa
H. H. Sadler
HL. Hf. Sadler
W. A. Young
Hugo W. Kuyper
Joseph the Preserver of His People
International Sunday School Lesson by J A Lapham presents a study of Genesis 45 1 15 focusing on Joseph as providential savior. It urges readers to read related passages and reflects on forgiveness, divine planning, and moral responsibility, prompting questions about Josephs integrity and Gods hand in events.
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Joseph
Judah
Reuben
Jesus
Egypt
Emerson
Jacob
Quens
God
Pharaoh
Nine Brothers
Red Cross aids Greece as refugees flood in from Turkey
American Red Cross steps in to assist Greece as more than a million refugees flee Turkish-occupied areas. Judge John Barton Payne leads the effort with Col. William N. Haskell and Dr. A. Ross Hill supervising relief work. The aid includes housing, blankets, clothes, nutrition, and medical care, with extensive camp sanitation and hospital services.
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American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
A. Ross Hill
William N. Haskell
American Relief Administration
Grover
Jude Payne
Haskell
Dr. Hill
Hill
Heresheb C. Walker
Chillicothe
Simi
Pet
Life stories and lessons from Joseph and biblical figures
The piece reflects on Joseph as a life story written by God's finger, drawing in quotes from Andersen, Tarbell, Skinner, Gordon, Spurgeon, and Sangster about faith, kindness, and learning from disappointment. It cites classroom anecdotes and literary reflections, noting Miss Bonar and Bertha Veenstra among other details.
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Hans Christian Andersen
Joseph
Egypt
God
Tarbell
Skinner
Gordon
Spurgeon
Margaret Sangster
Judah
Jacob
Christ
Tanlac credited for 30 pound gain and recovery
Mrs Louise Barone of St Joseph Missouri explains how Tanlac rebuilt her after influenza left her weak and ailing She says the tonics treatment ended indigestion nervousness and weakness and restored her health color and strength Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold
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Tanlae
Bes
Louise Barone
Fourth St. St. Joseph
Tanlac
Rock Island Train Schedule Eastbound and Local Freights
Wabash Times Table from Howell Iowa lists Eastbound and Westbound passenger numbers 472 474 475 473 along with Local Freight Nos 832 and 831. Morning and afternoon departures include 7 45 am and 4 08 pm, with a 5 pm cutoff for freight shipments at stations the previous day. Both locals carry passengers in schedule.
Spring Fever at P H S Brightens Spring Spirit
The P H S student body buzzes as sophomores showcase Ratine dresses and spring fever spreads. Teachers glance toward windows while baseball trains surge, and vacation chores inspire garden plans with Rolfus Hie fearing remaining snow delays planting. Manuel plans Agriculture field trips as students count 37 days left in school. Bill Den Hartog returns on time, prompting questions about a new start.
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Belville
Ill
Honey Creek Coal CO
Phil Bishop
Mer
W. C. Verploeg
Ames
Farmer’s Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone
Main Street
DR. C. 1
Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
J. J. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
Aschenbrenner
Geelhoed
Wormhoudt
Jaarsma Bakery
Pella, Iowa
A. P. Fankhauser
T. G. Fultz
Vander Zyl Bros
F. F. Carpenter
Wagner
W. F. Crew
North Side Square
Senate
Congress
State OF
Marion
J. A. Lapham
Loz
White House
Dothan
Nile
Greece
Turkey
Miss Bonar
Mamma
Bertha Veenstra
Rozenbaugh
Rock Island Train Service
Wabash
Howell
East Weat
Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics Company
Ontario Straat
Chicago
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Rolfus Hie
Rolfus
Mr. Manuel
Bill den Hartog
Bill
OAK Grove Nursery
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