Fragmented classified list with mixed names and ads
A garbled compilation of buy and sell notices, contact details, names and locations. It mentions Henry reel Des Veenstra at TIANO TUNED Ver Stee, 2117 Wi, pastor David, Southwest of Pella, and Washington for sale hay water or all wood. Also references Blue Flame Combustion, White Way Auto Company, band instruments for rental or payments, and a radio program tuning in mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reel
Des Veenstra
Tiano
Henry Ver Stow
High Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Will of C Walster filed in Marion County court
Notice states a will purporting to be the last testament of C Walster deceased is on file in the Marion County Iowa district court. The hearing is set for September 2 1046 at Knoxville Iowa with interested parties allowed to be heard. A separate incident notes bricks thrown at a streetcar at Sixth and Broadway in Council Bluffs with a shot fired during the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
C. Walster
Sal Court
Knoxville
Towa
Sixth
Broadway
Council Bluffs
Obituary and Community News From Nearby Towns
An assortment of local notices records a rain soaked week, social visits, and a memorial service in the nearby community. It notes the death of Ada and Ann and mentions a funeral in White Oak Community church. Messages honor Boe che Hotman, daughter of Mi Hotian, of Pla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Walter Plate
Peter van Gilt
Dass
Ada
Ann
Abe Vane Pingel
Stoeceph Des
Oltirawen
Mather
Boe Che Hotman
Mi Hotian
Pla
Fragmentary note on travel and visits in Iowa region
The passage records names and brief movements among residents and visitors in and around Des Moines and Pella Iowa. Individuals such as Willian Raush and Anteline Van Waardhuizen appear, with mentions of family members and social visits among Neal Sehuringe Helin and Nick Sehuringe. The text is garbled and contains many OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Raush
Denver
Calurale
Ss Rennings
Siota
Anteline van Waardhuizen
Helen Vanden Bene
Willoan Vande Bieft
Pella
Vande Kieft
Des Moines
Neal Sehuringe
Helin
Nick Sehurins
Murder Man at Princess Oskaloosa Opens Sunday
An all star cast led by Spencer Towey and Virginia Bruce performs The Murder Man at the Princess in Oskaloosa for a three day engagement starting Sunday. The film, a Metro Goldwyn Mayer release, follows a star reporter and a crime expert aiding police in a sensational murder case with twists and suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer Tracy
Virginia Bruce
Princess, Oskaloosa
Arting
Arena
Spencer ‘Towey
Esmieal
New York
New Papemnan
Actiive
Metro-Goldwyne Mayer
Preen
Star
Cvne
Mansel Fionel Atwill
Robert Fare
Pere
Ae de Dames
Stewart Collier
Sry Depuise Wen Patey Knight
le East
Man
M-G-M
Tim Wi
Whelan
Gay Bolton
Iris
Fhurvey Stephens
Wee Hat
Virginia Bruce and
Spencer Tracy
the Murder Man
Community Dedication and Church News From Prairie View Area
A local notes brief lists visitors to Gerrit Brummel and Prairie View households. It covers church dedications at Ebenezer and Christian Reformed churches with addresses, speakers, hymns, and a Friday social after English and Dutch sermons. A birth is noted and a farewell for Rey and Mrs D Kol enbrander. A long guest list accompanies a Saturday gathering at the Van Heukelom home with snacks and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Witt
Lares Larson
Burling
McPall
Cornie Vien Toorn
Gerrit Brummel
T. Vander Wege
Prairie View
Kansas
Henry den Hartogall
Harold of
Sedrel
Ukelom
Dirk Beintenut
Andrew Brower
Mr Ten
William A. van Haaften
Wediing
J. A. de Jonge
Sdn
Huibregsle
Prairie City Reformed Church
Anthi
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Christian Reformed Church
C. Witt
J. A. de Jong
Holland Lange
A. M. Kiaaren
Junella van Maanen
B. van Maanen
Pella
G. van Heukelom
Rey
Josephine
Esther
Srnost
Clarence
John van Heukelom
Sheldon
Kolenbrander
Horse Holds Own In Crash With Two Cars
A horse ridden by Ivan Ross of Monroe collided with two cars on a highway 14.3 miles north of Monroe. The horse fell or was knocked into the left rear of a car owned by Max Williams, sending the Williams vehicle into a ditch and damaging a fender, wheel, and tire. The horse, owned by Watson Vander Ploeg of Chicago and cared for by Dick Vander Werf, sustained minor injuries. Jasper Co. Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autthorities
Ivan Ross
Monroe
Max Williams
Williams
Watson Vander Ploeg
Chicago
Dick Vander Werf
Jasper Co
Stricken While Seated At Radio Funeral For Roy Wert
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Roy Wert 34 who died suddenly at his parents home while listening to a radio. Death blamed on kidney poisoning an inquest not needed. Survived by wife a one year old daughter his parents two sisters and three brothers. Wert long lived in Newton Jasper County Mirror
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wert
W. HL. Wert
Knoxville
Tenn
H. E. Roberts
Home Struck By Lightning In West Marion Town
A Gilderbloom family home in the west part of town was struck by lightning last Friday evening. The bolt hit a bedroom, started a fire, destroying bedding and the mattress. The house was unoccupied at the time. Mr. Gilderbloom and son Homer arrived soon after to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gilderbloom
Mr. Gilderbloom
Homer
Marion Co. News
Public praise and remarks at Farmers Union event
A reader commends Chronicle coverage of a Farm Union picnic and distills a speech by Secretary Wallace at the annual Farmers Union meeting. The note cites Hoover's Palo Alto remarks about equal opportunities and outlines a proposal to shift six billion dollars yearly to landholders, with farm price impacts and cost standards referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goad
Farm Union
Reno
Iowa Union Farmer
Wallace
Farmers Union
Tpzkk
Hoover
Palo’ Alto
Wale Lace
Farmers Union cost of production debate and reactions
Harold J. Veentra quotes critique of the Farmers Union cost of production estimates and defenders’ challenges to federal agriculture bodies. He notes tension between support for production targets and resistance to associated programs, referencing Roosevelt, Wallace, and political figures while lamenting perceived misrepresentations and the need for reform in agricultural policy.
Alphabetic plea against New Deal excesses and tax burden
A reader laments growing government bureaus and rising taxes under New Deal Democrats. The verse pleads for restraint, warning the nation may buckle under increasing fiscal demands and bureaucratic expansion, urging President FD Roosevelt to curb the alphabet of agencies.
Taste Blindness and Success Paradoxes in Science Nibbles
A garbled science note discusses taste blindness to bitterness and color vision, mentions Dr Alf Hlahestee and a list of nonsensical names. It weaves in misread quotes about profit, competition, and a life philosophy claiming the ultimate success comes from not pursuing advantage or self-respect loss. The piece reads as a quirky, error-ridden slice of a column with scattered proper nouns and odd phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Hlahestee
Niles
Carolina
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Rai 1 di Rai
Finn
Clement
Ploeg
David ‘Per Hlouw
Sams
Columbus Ste
Paul Tal Washington
Hoek Nema
Tromp
Fort Sale
John Kunrick
Henry
Thomas Bloadsworth
Willian
Sweet Coon
Gerrit C. van Pella
Tom Barron
Engglish Cockes
Klyn Bros
Huizinga
South Steel
Beauty Service
Sunnyside Beauty Shop
Phone 107
Dessie Sadi
Gene Beauty Nook
Van's Motor Service
Isd” van Gore
A. B. Kernbergen
van Zante Bros. Hardware
Ontra Cafe
East Side Square
Rich Motor CO
Hoeksema Bros
Chevrolet
White Way Auto Company
Wymouth
Bence Posts van Houweling Auto CO
TRICO
Hoekxema Bros
Fred Lautenbach
Verlo Ver Dught
van Hemert
West Market Park
Springs
Coxie
Dickerson
KRNT
Jay Bee
Dead Jade
Chickis Coline
John van Ingie
Lanter
Materinks Rist Fainger
Kialwenst
Don L, Remy
Reasnor Rendering Company
Cordova
Leighton
Will Rogers
Hollywood
Merrill BE. Otis
Hopkins
Mayeville
Mort Company
Rincess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Color Rhapsody
Technicolor
Traveltalk
Metrotone News
Ters
United States
Agricultre
Doles
State Department of Aggriculture
Unon
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Congress
Parm
Tam
Winners Union
Milo
Tary Wallace
1. J. Larsen Wus
Mc Reno
Roosevelt
White House
AAA
Mr. Reno
Harold J. Veenstra
C.O. D
Kor
Jack
US. A
Science
Nibbles
Hwa Sathustea
Besete
Yaniv Teh
Federal Farm Loans
M. D. Taylor, S.T
Scotty's Farmers’ Headquarters
Rivola
Utilities Engineering Institute
N. Wells
van Roekel
J. W. Bosveld
H. C. Vander Meulen
M. D
Osteopathic
Drs. Kramer and
Kramer Nellie
D. H. HL
Washington Street
F. F. Carpenter
Franklin Street
C. J. Fox
Liberty Streets
J. J. Sybenga, M. D
Office Phon
Bcials
T. G. Fultz ‘A. ©. Kuyper
L. A. Sents .C
Boat
Joe de Hoog
L. Carterrence van Vark
Smen
John Blommers
W. A. van Vark
John Hoekseman, J. Dixon van Dusseldorp
Abe den Adel
At-Largo Pella Superinteneurer
BP. van Sittert
Andrew Ver Ploeg
G. Hi. Lankelma
Paul Loutenbach
W. C. Ver Ploeg
H. A. Veenstra
Pella Char
Uber of Commerce
G. H. Lankelma
Hugo Kuyperty
V. Pardekooper
Remy Ai
D. Galvin
Paul J. Grundman
Bom Dahaste
Can Legion Vinat
Geo. van
Gorkum
Woman’s Federated Club
Murray Nesbit
C. Smorenburg
Joe de Koning
Udell L. Hendricks Insurance Agency
New England Granite Works
John Liter
Wynberg
Office
Howse
Cook & Son
Main St
Gezel
Goze
E. Hollebrands
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