Weekly Visits With Friends in Town and Country
A long narrative recounts visits with Louis Van Roekel near Otley, detailing a 1876 Centennial Elm marker, windbreak planting by Iowa high school students, farm life, and family history. It notes Van Roekel's move from trucking to farming, livestock, eggs hatchery timing, seven pupil Summit School, and views on AAA payments and economic policy.
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Louis van Rockel
Otley
High Way
Louis van Roekel
Towa St College
Pella
Knoxville Daughters of the American Revolution
van Roekel
May Jon County
the Simpson
Knoxville
van Rookel
Bill Honnold
William Honnold
J. C. "Donnell
Summit’ Township
Simpson
Messrs
Honnold
Donnell
Link Tiee
Tice
Summit
Dixon's Corner
Mr. Simpson
Simpsons
Mr. Tice
Mr. van Roekel
Old Vriexelaar Farm
Mrs. van Roekel
Arie Vritelaar
Henry W. Vriezelaar
Louis
Leighton
A. A van Roekel
L. Overbergen
Hig
Pella Supply Co
Jefferson Street
G. J. van Dyke
Robert
Fay
Summit School
Miss Clark
Marion County
Shirley Jean
Pappy
Dreath
Gorp
Stover Arthur
Rays Louis
Connie
Steve
Arthur
Raymond
Johnny
van Rockel
AAA
PWA
Neal Kcemstra
Cyrus Louwson
Overstocked Materials to Be Carried Forward
Walter Van Doorninck reports that certain materials are overstocked and will be carried over to the next week to adjust inventory balances. The note outlines the need to shift excess stock and finalize counts with the team.
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Walter van Doorninck
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van Roekel Farm
Vriezelaar
Arie Vriezelaar
van Rocket
Robert and
Fay van Rockel
Shirley Jane
Mr. and
Mrs. Louis van Rockel
Ken
Art van Roekel
Thelma van Roekel
Cornie van Roekel
de Winter's Shoe Store
Briggs and Stratton
McCormick-Deering
Vogelaar’s
Pella, Iowa
Calif
Sunkist
Choice
Faere
Electrolux
Costa
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Tteamart