New Beauty Culture Studio Opens in Sunnyside
Mrs. Jessie Sadler returns to unveil Sunnyside Studio at 314 Broadway the Home of Beauty Culture. She offers Nestle Circuline waves with custom textometry tests, facials, marceling, manicuring, and full salon services using latest New York equipment. The Ivory and green decor and Aristocrat Nestle machine underscore a major, costly setup.
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Sunnyside
Jessie Sadler
Broadway
Nestle
Sadler
Nestle Company
Burnham School of Beauty Culture of
New York
Minne sota statutes ban spooning and sparking in cars
The Lyle Tribune notes Minnesota law does not permit spooning and sparking in automobiles along highways or in nearby corn fields and groves as Mower county sheriff conducts raids on the activity.
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Lyle Tribune
Minnesota
Mower County
Kuyper's Korner and Local Prompts From Pella
A mix of local notes and humor from Pella features Kuyper's Korner inviting readers for information on lumber and roofing with Mule-Hide branding, quips about film star name adoption, and stray jokes about Eve, farmers saving Austria, and a Johnny classroom joke about water.
Residents debate city policing and youth behavior
Sheriff Harry Powers urges a city park for youths to roam freely while critics question homefront limits. The Northwood Anchor and Oska loosa figures recount a Pella visit by Mrs Magdalene Hamilton and companions to the George Heeren home to view his curios, with the Chronicle noting their call.
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Harry Powers
Kansas City
Spooner’s Park
Magdalene Hamilton
Oskaloosa
Pella
Joe Stamps
Helen Kalbach
Grace Hoffman
Denver
Caroline Lucas
Chicago
George Heeren
Heeren
Chronicle Office
Freak apple shown by Lewis Van Roekel amazes readers
Lewis Van Roekel presents a unusual apple specimen with two buds fused, resembling Siamese twins. The observer notes it cannot be called a normal apple, yet it illustrates nature's oddities and curiosity for the week.
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Lewis van Roekel
Pella Gun Club to Hold Shooting Match Next Tuesday
The Pella Gun Club announces a shooting match on Tuesday of next week with Earl Black serving as president and Gerald Rysdam as secretary.
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Pella
Farm for sale and rental notices in Minneapolis ad
WANTED hear from owner good farm for sale cash price particulars D F Bush Minneapolis Minn FOR RENT three rooms furnished or unfurnished Lewis Van Roekel 1120 E 2nd Street Phone 47 Black USED CARS FOR SALE 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1923 Ford Coupe 1924 Ford Touring 1925 Rickenbacker Brougham 1925 Essex Coach 1927 Chevrolet Truck like new priced right PELLA MOTOR CO
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D. F. Bush
Minneapolis, Minn
Lewis. van Roekel
2Nd Street
Black
Pella Motor CO
Ford
Studebaker
Hudson
van Houweling Auto CO
Iowa State Fair opening with record crowds and new features
Iowa's State Fair readies for an eight day program from August 24 to September 6 with record livestock displays estimated over 2 million in value. New features include motorcycle racing, a flying circus, and a mammoth fireworks show The educational building and grand stand will open with 90 000 square feet of space, along with a new fish and game building worth 40 000. Local residents Dan Woolridge Dale Park Flanders and Mrs Ed Petty are among workers and visitors noted. fruit samples and watermelons hint at ongoing preparations.
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Clarence Chamberlain
Iowa
Peter Manning
Sousa
Troy
Atlantic
Pacific
Knoxville Social Notes Highlight Local Travelers
Miss Charlene Harrington visited Harvey Saturday evening and remained with her Harrington parents over Sunday. Tom Frost spent Sunday in Des Moines by train. Mrs. Thomas Jones and children returned from Oskaloosa after visiting relatives. Mrs. Walter Ervin of Wessington S C is visiting her sister Mrs. E L Marks. Mrs. Ellen Whaley left for Milwaukee to visit her son Floyd. Mrs. Roy Carpenter and two children traveled to Des Moines for three days with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Severin. E H Gamble attended farm loan business in Des Moines. Miss Theresa Caffrey, Mercy Hospital nurse trainee, was in town visiting her parents Peter and Mrs. Caffrey. Mrs. Mary Zimmerman left for Leon after weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. S J K Hartman visited and planned to return to Carthage Illinois. Hartman now a Carthage optometrist. Otis Hodges left for Hamburg New York to join Phelps Construction on water project work. fifth Knoxville man to join the crew. Carl Hodges.
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Charlene Harrington
Harvey
J. E. Harrington
Tom Frost
Des Moines
Thomas Jones
Oskaloosa
Walter Ervin
Wessington
S. C
E. L. Marks
Ellen Whaley
Milwaukee
Wis
Floyd Whaley
Roy Carpenter
Jack
Betty
Ted Severin
E. H. Gamble
Theresa Caffrey
Mercy Hospital
Peter Caffrey
Mary Zimmerman
Leon
Iowa
Gabe Zimmerman
S. J. K. Hartman
Carthage
Ill
Amanda Christ
Ralph Maddy
Hartman
Otis Hodges
Hamburg
N. Y
Phelps Construction Co
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Kuyper
S Korner
Gradus Vander Wal
Sambo
Rastus
Spreek Met
Eve
Austria
Johny
Johnny
Northwood
A. W. Gysen
West Franklin St
Miles
Ie Miles Hy Tialle
Stampa
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Ind
Chronicle Ofce
Fred Kool
Jas W. Huyser
E. Franklin St
Walter van Zommeren, Jr
Crum
East First Street
Iowa State Fair
Dan Woolridge
Dale and
Park Flanders
Ed, Petty
Mary
Garden Grove
John Robertus
Chronicle
John
Dan
Knoxville News
John Wynberg
Main Street
Marion County
Farmers Union
Rev
J. de Haan
Milo Reno
Iowa Farmers Union
Jim Steadman
of Federation of Labor
Farmers Union State Band
Iowa Fair
J. Perry Lytle
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