Herweyner Picnic at Van Dusseldorp Grave Grounds
At a Herweyner organization meeting on Saturday plans were made for the annual picnic to be held Wednesday August 8 at the Van Dusseldorp grave two miles south of town. A canteen will be on grounds, Porterville Ladies Aid will serve lunch, and Editor Good of the Chronicle will address proceedings. Abe Ver Ploegh is president. Various family gatherings and reunions are noted, including De Gooyer and Corray families visiting and attending events in California and Iowa, plus a Tomlinson Tribe reunion set for August 12 near Monroe. A series of local social notes covers weddings, gatherings, and club activities across Pella and surrounding towns.
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the Chronicle
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Ait Monroe
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Muskegon
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Sioux Center
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Knoxville
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Neal Schuring
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Gaiesburg
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Monroe
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Tony Nunnikhoven
Burlington
Nine Hundred Foxes Captured Under State Control Plan
The Fish and Game Commission launched a fox population control after a year of open season in several counties allowing wad or gray fox hunting year round. About 900 foxes were captured or relocated, including 673 pups sold to licensed fur farms and 5 adults. Pups were given as pets with proper pens, skins sold to reimburse farmers, and remaining animals sent to zoos or other states. Data gained aims to guide future control, with funds raised and strong farmer cooperation noted. The report also mentions rodeo events and W. E. Candy Hammer named superintendent for this year’s rodeo program.
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Des Moine
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Morning and Evening Church Services Schedule
At the churches third Reformed in Muskegon Rev. Nickolas Gosse leads the morning service with Rev. Jacob Prins in the afternoon and Rev. Gosselink at 7 30 in the evening. Sunday school aids the needy. Gospel meetings at J E Cornelius Mission run Monday through Sunday evenings at 730. Public invited.
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Muskegon, Mich
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Sunday services and guest preacher at First Reformed Church
Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with N D Gordon preaching on The Great Commission. Evening worship at 7 80 with The Second Coming. Rev Peter De Jong of Patterson NJ to fill pulpit at all services Sunday Aug 5. A boy tells a humorous swallowing quarter anecdote. Exchange notes people visiting county Young Republican meeting in Knoxville. Cornelia Hospers and Dorothy Cook go to Chicago for the fair. Martha Intveld to join them Wednesday.
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Patterson
New Jersey
First Reformed Church
Cornelia Hospers
Neice Dorothy Cook
Chicago
Martha Int’Veld
After Dillinger myth, a slice of public life and gunfire lore
The column critiques sensational crime coverage and press freedoms while blending playful and serious notes about births in Canada and China, drought aid for South Dakota farmers, and a munitions maker praising a new shell. It closes with a personal health update on John Korver as a sidelight.
Buff Brady First To Enter Des Moines Rodeo Event
Buff Brady the world champion all round cowboy from Cheyenne Wyoming is the first entry for the second annual Town State Fair Rodeo and Stampede in Des Moines Iowa from August 24 to 30. Brady will enter all around and roping contests as about seventy five riders ropers and wrestlers join the event with bucking horse Syn Dawn noted for top broncho riding. Nearly 200 head of wild horses and steers are being shipped to Des Moines from the western and southwestern plains.
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Buff” Brady
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brady
Tom Mix
Hoot Gibson
Will Rogers
Over Six Million Game Fish Saved 1934 Report
The Fish and Game Commission released a 1924 1934 rescue tally totaling 6,952,584 game fish saved from drying ponds bayous and backwaters across Iowa. It notes cooperation of sports groups scouts and individuals with minnows 14200 saved and placed in suitable waters. The report covers six million plus saves, excludes Mississippi River rescues, and details species totals and rescue logistics.
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Boy Scouts
Iowa
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Selling Below Code Price Causes Stir
New York officials challenge a retail coal dealer's claim of a constitutional right to lower prices by 50 cents to $1 a ton, arguing the act breaches the price agreement fixed by the NRA code authority for the industry. Newton Greek Coal and Coke Company, a major independent retailer, sparked the dispute with its price cuts.
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New York
NRA
Newton Greek Coal and Coke Company
Dealers to Face Action Under Price Code
The Retail Solid Fuel Authority said it would pursue action under the National Recovery Act against Newton Creek Coal & Fuel Co for allegedly not adhering to the coal price code. President Dominick Luzino said the firm would not relinquish its blue eagle, noting the code sets prices from 3 to 3,500 per ton. Italy claims ice cream was made in the 15th century.
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Eagle
Luzino
Newton Creek’ Coal & Coak Company
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