Des Moines and Knoxville Visit Points Highlight Local Commerce
Charles Brandt traveled to Des Moines on Tuesday for business. Vanderpol's advertised ladies neckwear and cloaks and capes sale. Van Spanckeren's offered items at 39 40. J H Stubenrauch and John Dykstra visited Knoxville Tuesday. Van Niewaal and Mr Mrs Alex De Boer welcomed a nine pound baby boy Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stubenrauch
John Dykstra
Knoxville
Vanderpol’s
Alex de Boer
Y. T. van Niewaal
Van derpol’s Ads and Local Movements in Oskaloosa Area
A string of brief notes lists Van derpol’s hosiery and dress goods promotions in Oskaloosa and Pella, visits by local businesspeople to Knoxville and Chariton, and residents traveling to Texas and the Panhandle. Mentions include J. A. De Vries, Mrs. B. Ten Broek, John Scovel, and John Wormhoudt visiting from Ottumwa, plus items like fancy cups, linens, sweaters, and Christmas goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Spanckeren
B. Ten Broek
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Charles Brandt
Des Moines
van Niewaal
Pella, Iowa
Sale
John van Nieuwenhuyzen
West Side Square
John van
M. Porter
Chas. Porter
Old Reliable Shoe Store
G.H. Wormhoudt & CO
G. H. Wormhoudt & CO
Langerak’s Drug Store
Keables Drug Store
Van
Leven
Ton
Monroe
Pelle
Rela
G. G. Gaass
Oskaloosa
Mr. Jones
Red Rock
Pella
BH. A. Sadier
the Chronicle
Vanderpo
J. A. de Vries
South Dakota
John van Vitet
Texas
Vanderpol's
Richard Weerse
J. S. Jelsma
John Scovel
Central
Chariton
van Spanckeren’s
John Wormboudt
Ottumwa
Roe
Pelle Taesay
L. Krutdenter
District Court
Easton
U “van. Spanckeren
Fe Machte
Dr. Wood
Langerak’s
Queensware
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