Local News Highlights and Social Notes in Pella
Local items chronicle visits and travel among residents of Pella Iowa including Charley Toom and family in Des Moines Mrs John A Toom in hospital Rev A C Droz and family return from Minnesota and other locals attend events and buy goods at THE MODEL The MODEL also features special bargains and clothing offers as residents share hospital visits travels and community notices.
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Charley Toom
Mary Toom
Des Moines
John A. Toom
A.C. Droz
Minnesota
BR. ¥. P. U. Assembly
Iowa Falls
Bert Baron
Broadway
J. C. Clark
Oelwein
Pella
L. Popma
Government helps disabled veterans find civilian jobs
The Veterans' Bureau opens a trainee employment section to place rehabilitated veterans in suitable jobs. More than 100,000 are in training with 16,485 already employed, and 318,000 expected to be rehabilitated. Trainees cover diverse fields from dentists to farmers, with contracts in place to match supply and demand and ensure measured progress toward full employment.
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Washington, D. C
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Tehabilitation Division
South America
University of Florida
Law Department
Frederick J. Haskin
Chicago Daily News
Exercise for Sows With Scattered Oats
The article notes feeding whole oats on a close floor keeps sows active. It suggests exercise portions during the day provide vigor and greater strength to endure farrowing.
No Cure for Scours in Calves Says Farmer Advice
A farmer argues there is no sure cure for calf scours and urges prevention. He emphasizes careful calf handling to prevent outbreaks rather than seeking treatment after onset.
Best County for grain to be chosen at Iowa State Fair
Des Moines Special reports that Iowa will crown the state’s best grain county at the State Fair from August 23 to September 1. A panel of expert judges will pick champions from county exhibits in corn oats hay and garden produce amid rising agricultural interest and broad county competition. The piece also quotes reflections on magnanimity from Fosdick and a historical remark about Robert E. Lee.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Appomattox
Robert E. Lee
Washington College
Grant
Lee
General Grant
Fosdick
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Logal News
M. J. de Jong
Iowa Florists
J. C. Hagens
Ross Schakel
Omaha
E. A. van Emmerik
Miss Cunera
Newton
Agnes Bousquet
Burlington
Hattie Egan
N. Heemstra
L. Huizinga
Fanny
H. Jaarsma
Gertrude
George Heeren
A. Vander Heide
A. Dykstra
Monroe
R. Baker
Fred Dekker
Bell Clothing House
Ray Boland
The
State University
Marion Wormheadt
Colorado
Jake Vander Syde
Thayer
Kans
Nick Koopmans
Mrs. J. T. Klein
Orange City
Ben Kuyk
George Ver Steeg
Arthur Kaldenberg
Devil’s Lake
Wis
Chicago
Harold Beintema
Waterloo
J. L. Beintema
Mrs. Udell Hendricks
Dell
Naoma Meagher
Ottumwa
Helene Welle
Bayer
Josephine Seaman
Given
George Myers
Gladys
Amex
T. G. Paltz
E. Cadwell
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Herald
Plymouth Rock
H. Rhynsburger
Albert Lea
Minn
A. F. Custer
Ada
Patricia
Harlan
H. Clark
Lena de Jong
Otley
P. H. Kuyper
Manitou
Colo
Louise Gaass
Mattie Lutes
Lexington
Kentucky
Ideal Pharmacy
E. Bodenham
Riceville
Logan
E. C. Varenkamp
T. S. Ver Beek
Deg Moines
Dave Welle
Iowa Bake-Rite Co
John Wisse
Colfax
C. W. Hawkins
Marshalltown
G. B. Clarke
Sara Richardson
Farm Bureau
Good Housekeeping
Jacob van Dalen
Mamie Stein
Wsed
SIS
W. R. Springer
Loraine
Frank Warner
Swith
van Vilet
Alp
Termes
South Main Street
Tim Dykstra
Elizabeth
Maria Wickhart
Lorraine Nollen
Nowen
Monmouth
Ilinois
Newton Record
L. H. Hanels
Prairie City News
Frank de Wit
Prairie City
H. J. Boland
M. D. McWilliams
Minneapolis
Harry de Cook
University of Illinois
C. F. Dykstra
Lodi
Calif
L. Popman's
Mary Kooster
Edna Ver Ploeg
Osceola
George Cummings
Mildred
Georgie
Donald
Eddyville
Wormhoudt and
Kempees
W. H. Vander Ploeg
W. W. Shultz
A. P. Kuyper
Jack Rhynsburger
Vander Linden
F. C. Warner Slob Bros. & Co
F. R. Gambell C. Boat Vander Ploeg's Bakery
Jas. van Dusseldorp de Wit Bros. Doedyns & Son
Right Price
T. Plette & Co
HEINZ
DE Wit Bros
Aron
Gardner
White Way Auto Co
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