Pella High Defeats Pleasantville 36 13 In Basketball
Pella high school basketball team dominated Pleasantville with a 36 to 13 win at the college gym. Klein led Pella with seven field goals, while D Menning added five. Beem starred for Pleasantville with seven points, as Pella used a fast break and strong zone defense to surge ahead by halftime.
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Pella High
Pleasantville High
College Gymnasium
Pella
Klein
Wilkins
C. Beem
Pleasantville
K. Menning
Bevans
Speed
Dyer
D. Menning
Liter
Heerema
Wisse
R. Menning
van Arkel
Bosveldt
Tiny” Wilkins
Bob Heerema
Langerak
Sadler
Brilliant Health Stars Named All-American Health Team
Chronicle Weekly Health Message honors a health themed All-American in a season summary. The piece lists positions and candidates from public health officials to medical societies and civic groups, praising quarantine and public health efforts as offensive and defensive strength. It notes injuries to local health leaders but looks ahead to next season.
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Gridiron of Health
Iowa State Department of Health
Bureau of Dental Hygiene
Divisions of Home Economics
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Public
Sportsmen urged to aid mayors in cleaning waters
Washington officials of the American Game Association call on sportsmen to press local authorities to use the Federal Public Works Program to fund sewage treatment plants. They argue public health, better hunting and fishing rely on reducing water pollution, with much of America's waters polluted from the Mississippi to the coasts. Harold Ickes outlined federal support while urging mayors to decide on public works projects now.
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Washington, D. C
American’ Game ‘Association
Harold L. Ickes
Sccretary of the Interior
Public Works
Conference of Mayors
Chicago
Ickes
Association
Mississippi
St. Paul
Minn
Gulf
Big River
How Osage Speak It Shows Linguistic Dictionary by Smithsonian
The Osage language dictionary project by Francis La Flesche at the Smithsonian reveals how Osage children learn terms for daily life, from breakfast and dawn birds to travel, numbers, and social terms. It explains expressions for nineteen as ten less of one plus ten and for mirrors as water reflections, with examples of personal names and cultural notes.
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Smithsonian Institution
Francis la Flesche
Smithsonian
Dakota
la Flesche
Ed Wynn Stars In The Fire Chief At Princess Oskaloosa
Ed Wynn headlines The Fire Chief at the Princess Theatre Oskaloosa starting Sunday Dec 17 for eight days. The star known for The Perfect Fool on stage and as The Fire Chief on radio brings thrills and humor with a four story blaze sequence and a staged carnival with a wrestling bear for dramatic set pieces.
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Ed Wynn
Princess Theatre
Oskaloosa
Princess ‘Theatre
Wynn
America
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Harold Lloyd
MGM
California
Osage Moon Names And Descriptions Of Calendar
The text lists Osage terms for months and roles such as the President as Tsi-go-a-bi wa-ton-ga and the Postmaster General as Wa gthe-ce u-tsi gi-wa-ton-ga. It translates months from January to December with meanings like moon of the long days planting moon and deer moon, reflecting cultural naming.
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United States
House of Writing
Congress
Telling Your Money Where To Go
A personal finance fragment contrasts budgeting and control over funds. It asserts that discipline determines how money is spent rather than wealth dictating actions, urging readers to direct a dollar and a quarter with intentional budgeting over letting money govern choices.
Budgeting as an indoor sport in The 1933 Golden Rule Book
The Rule Foundation promotes thrift and family budgeting as a profitable indoor game. It argues a yearlong budget can reduce troubles, enable gifts like a Merry Christmas, and ensure all bills are paid. Roger W Babson defines a budget as directing dollars under a plan to match total income.
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En Rule Foundation
Roger W. Babson
Budgeting principles for foresight and giving
The Golden Rule Foundation urges budgeting to provide for future years and prevent debt. Follow three principles: look ahead, save first spend second, and prioritize essential needs. It also links personal happiness to sharing with others as a key value.
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Golden Rule Foundation
Legal Notice Proof of Will in Marion County Iowa
Notice is filed in the District Court in Marion County Iowa that a document purporting to be the last will of Marinus Aalbers Sr deceased will be heard by the Clerk on December 18 1933. Interested parties may appear. Don L Remy Clerk L R Clements Deputy Knoxville Iowa November 22 1933.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Marinus Aalbers Sr
Pocketed $1 bill dispute between husband and wife
A domestic quarrel centers on a claimed missing dollar from a right-hand pants pocket. The wife denies taking it, suggesting a pocket hole as the likely cause, while the husband questions the discrepancy. The exchange preserves no further details.
Fish and Game rules on waterfowl and quail hunts
Open waterfowl season ends at sunset November 80 and no general season on quail this year. Water trapping in musk rat counties is banned. Trappers must obtain a special permit tag to ship furs out of state. Rabbit transport for sale is prohibited. Quail hunting occurs only as Fish and Game Commission experiments on select management areas.
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Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Rural editor’s supper tale of overdue subscriber
The rural editor returns home exhausted yet smiling after he collects ten years of unpaid subscription from old Squire Skinner. A bystander quips and a traffic cop blocks another plan, provoking lively audience chatter.
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Squire Skinner
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Linn
Woodbury
Polk
Johnson
Blackhawk
Ida
Dubuque
Lee
Floyd
United States Public Health Service
Asantville
Jordan
F. A. Teom
Burbank
FC. Com
G. D. Dyer
G Oliver
Eifer' ‘Imekeeper
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Sullivan
Erniecial
Entertainment
Charles
Chic” Sale Dorothy Mackail William Boyd
Effie Ellsler
Chronicle Weekly Health Message
Brilliant Health
Bibles
Sheaffer
Zane Grey
Kathleen Norris
High Ave
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Dorothy Mackaill
THE
CHJER
Don L. Remy
L. R. Clements
Knoxville
Commissioner
M. D. Taylor
SEC
Shier
E. Gilbert
City OF
H.C. Vander Meulen
Osteopathic
DRS. Kramer & Kramer
Nellie D
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Washington Street
F. F. Carpenter
Franklin Street
Dr. C. I. Fox
Liberty Streets
J. J. Sybenga, M.D
Dr. Aschenbrenner
Onele
Raualo
T. G. Fultz
Kuyper
Dacob Plender
John’ van Rheenen
Joe de Hoog
C. L. Carter
Clarence van
C. Gaass
Dr. de Haan
B. A. Yecusua
Pell
Cour
Amber OF Commerce
George H. Lankelma
Hugo Kuyper
G. W. Paardekooper
D. D. Galvin
Paul Grundman
Ruby Richerd
Sadie Batten
Robert T. Johnson
Roberts
Harold Clements
American Legion
Martin Hocksema
Carl Beyers
American Legion Auxiliary
Murray Nesbit
Ross Schakel
Bapti
H. C. Payne
Broadway
Federated Crim
Eurses
R. C. Amidon
L College
John W. Weaselink
H. J. Vanden Be
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R.T. Nordinnd
Anthony Tysseling
Menning SS
A.W. Gysen
Second Christian
Reformed Church
W. L. Hasselman
Jaarsma's Bakery
Udell L. Hendricks
Insurance Agency
NEW England Granite Works
John Liter
Bos & Wynberg
Cook & Son
Main Street
Gezel Car Shop
Felder
Bod
Ahd
Gezel Blacksmith Shop
E. Hollebrands
J.‘Van Dusseldorp
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