Local Cattle Shipments From Leighton To Chicago Detailed
Local notes list shipping cattle from Leighton to Chicago last week by Marie Van Hemert six car loads John Esse four car loads J C De Brain two car loads and other residents including Miss Alice Westerkamp Miss Dorothy Van Roekel and the Van Gorp and Van Roekel families visiting relatives in Des Moines and Prairie City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Chicago
Marie van Hemert
John Esse
J.C. de Brain
Alice Westerkamp
Dorothy van Roekel
Martin van Essen
Fairmount
Pella
Lester van Gorp
Art van Roekel
Weekly Sermon Seeks Salvation and Christmas Joy
A front page continuation discusses human limits and the need for divine intervention. The sermon frames Christmas as the moment of redemption through God’s gift, urging readers toward renewed faith and joy in possessing Christ. It echoes the hymn of liberation, urging readers to embrace freedom from the law through Jesus’ atonement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Grace for Salvation once for all chorus hymn
The text presents a gospel refrain praising grace redeemed once for all. It emphasizes freedom from condemnation through Jesus, the call to come to Him, and assurance of salvation. It portrays Children of God and the sustaining grace that keeps believers, urging firm faith at the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
God
Christ
Library Notes and Theatre Sketches in 1930s Catalog
A collage of vintage notices and synopses for plays and novels, listing The Canon of Light by Kenneth Perkins and several mysteries and romances by Gregg, Robert Crane, William Allen White, Packard, and Berta Ruck, alongside agricultural notices and fair reports from Iowa and the Aks-Ar-Ben show. Names include Wells Fargo, Henry Tompson, and Becky with situational stakes in a periodical digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Perkins
Jeff Nishing
Cyrus Deanes
Ed Berdin
Wells Fargo
Berdin
Coyotero
Nish
Robert Crane
Dan
Bill
William Allen White
Mr. White
Iowa reports large seal of corn and farm value gains in 1933 34
Des Moines reports 5 816 cribs of corn sealed totaling 6 795 209 bushels on November 1 with 10 million bushels including finance independent of CCC. New sealing starts after December 1. Iowa shows farm product value rose to 389 154 000 in 1933 from 273 700 000 the prior year and livestock on hand 217 252 000 in 1934, up 134 991 000 overall. Bovine tuberculosis eradication makes 1934 a banner year with over 2 000 000 cattle tested and more than 28 000 tubercular cattle shipped to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Ray Murray
Secretary of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Department
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Illinois Trip Homeward Through Snowbound Iowa Tour
Thanksgiving travel from Galesburg to Peoria and on to Ottumwa and Ottumwa to Pella faced heavy snow and closed roads. The narrator recounts congested city driving, snapped power lines, crews repairing poles, and cars stuck in snow drifts. After hours of delays, they finally reach Pella at 8:30 PM thankful to be home for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Beard
City of Refuge
Peoria
Galesburg
Iowa
Illinois
Pella
Peoria Star
Monmouth
Walter Ingram
Cameron
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Groten
Bernie Vander Linden
Science Nibbles and Medical Edges in Brief
Science notes describe silver dissolved in water sterilizing liquid and killing germs while Soviet dentists replace gold with steel and tougher metals. In Maryland Baltimore a baby twenty minutes old safely underwent appendectomy. A British textile firm finds a cotton and silk treatment preventing wrinkles. Air tests suggest bacteria ride dust aloft to two miles spreading disease. Fifty thousand acres in the Middle West may be closed to farming due to soil issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Middle West
Itis
Prediction of talking books and a note on noodles
The article discusses the future use of the talkie principle for talking books and comments on importing noodles. It voices gladness about a duty on noodles from abroad and notes sufficient noodles domestically.
Coast guardsmen rescue twenty five from wrecked freighter
Coast guardsmen saved twenty five sailors stranded when a freighter was driven into the Musketon Harbor breakwater during a sixty mile blizzard sweeping Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
The Book Shop Seeks Christmas Purchases For 15 000 000 Why Not Books
An Indian mounted police force now among Indian tribes promotes Why Not Books as ideal Christmas gifts. The shop offers Juvenile, Poetry, Fiction and Religion titles up to 6 60 each.
Acre domain leaders aim to rival Canales Royal Mounties
A fragment notes that leaders envision expanding their acreage role to challenge the Canales Royal Mounties, signaling ambition for growth and competition in regional power.
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Acre Domain
Canales Royal
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H. P. van Gorp
Lewis Kuyper
John Williams
Prairie City
Emiline Porter
George Gezel
Emeline
Mildred Rozenburg
Marie Smith
Harry Dixon
Grace
Library Notes
United States
Harrison
Coolidge
Croker
Hanna
Platt
Bryan
Alith
Big Bill Thompson
Eryone
Packard
Berta Ruck
Bety Bromfield
Betty
Willy-Nilly
Stella
Margaret Bell Houston
Margaret Beil Houston
New Orleans
Vieux Carre
St Charles Avenue
Ju Basare
Fleet Wall
Richard — Keverne
Cleve Cottage
Peter Bavant
Suffolk
Soane
Becky
Parmenter
David
Jerry
Colorado
Hattie
Carol
Serry
George Gibbs
Harlow Boyd
Julius Krause
H. A. Seidell
Division of Animal Industry
Cedar County
Henry County
Nebraska
Towa
Lowa
Department of Agriculture
Heerema Drug Store
de Jong Floral & Seed Store
Stor
Rev. Good
Danville
Science
Nibbles
Rae
Wormhoudt Quality Home Furnishings
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