Iowa News and Comment by J W Jarnagin 1924
Iowa reporters summarize the state fairs profit and loss, storm damages to telecom lines, vaccination drives, university radio education, and public health workshops. Notes on rabies control, land title reform, electric line safety, and local achievements in health, education, and infrastructure. Also features historic notes on explorers and Iowa nut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Nebraska
Union Township
Monroe County
Don M. Griswold
Iowa City
Muscatine
Dallas County
Perry
University of Iowa City
WHAA
Tuittion
Rodney P. Fagen
Public Health
Health Department
Lucy McMichael
Red Cross
Polk County
Nursing Activities Committee
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
State Association
Anna Drake
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
State Board of Health
Miss McMichael
University Hospital of St. Louis
Minnesota
Albert Miller Lea
Lea
Mississippi
Wabashaw’s
Raccoon Fork
Minnesota Historical Society
Missouri
Edith May Nossaman Sytsma Death Notice and Burial
Edith May Nossaman Sytsma born January 22 1862 died December 21 1924 aged 62 years 11 months 29 days. She married Daniel Sytsma November 27 1884 and had thirteen children eight girls and five boys, eleven living. Surviving children include Mary Murray John Albert Vana Peters Eliza Johnson Cora McCombs William Muriel Kamerick Daniel Eva Seaman. One brother John Tracy and one sister Mary De Geest Miller SD survive. Levi predeceased in 1911. Funeral services December 22 at home conducted by Rev J Heemstra. Interment Porter Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sytsma
Edith May Nossaman
Daniel Sytsma
Julia Ann
Violet May
Mary
Murray
John
Iowa
Albert Sytsma
Vana Peters
Eliza Johnson
Cora McCombs
William Sytsma
Muriel Kamerick
Eva Seaman
Tracy
Mary de Geest
Miller, S. D
Levi
J. Heemstra
Porter Grove Cemetery
Sadlers Host Joyous Christmas Party for Neighbors
Professor and Mrs. George F. Sadler invited eight of ten neighboring families to a Christmas tree gathering. About twenty to twenty five children enjoyed the large, lit tree, Santa Claus, and refreshments served by Mrs. Sadler. Young Eileen, two and a half, hid shyly from Santa but later accepted a gift. Santa departed with bells on the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Sadler
Ivan
Eileen Sadler
Eileen
Santa Claus
Lileen
Santa
Stuart Kuyper
Mary Jane Baron
Adlerika Promises Quick Gas Relief and Constipation Aid
A Pella woman reports relief from gas after using Adlerika and notes dramatic improvement in digestion. The ad claims Adlerika works quickly for stomach gas and constipation, sometimes in one hour, and presents Ideal Pharmacy as a point of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Pharmacy
Reverend Swickard Returns to Pella After Campaign Success
Reverend Swickard of the M. E. church arrived in Pella after weeks away in northern Minnesota aiding a college endowment drive. He reports the campaign fully successful with pledges totaling a million and more dollars for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swickard
M. E. Church
Pella
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Jarnagin
California
Mark G. Thornburg
The
Agricultural Society
State Land Titles Commission
Forty-First General Assembly
Earl W. Vincent
Guthrie Center
O. P. Meyers
Newton
Herbert A. Huff
Eldora
Hazen I. Sawyer
Keokuk
Peterson
Clay County
J. J. Merwin
Wm. Deegan
Flynn
League of Iowa
Mason City
Department of Agriculture
Division of Weights and Measures
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Supt
B. C. Berg
Boone
State Teachers Association
Berg
University Christian Church
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Burlington
John Witte
Witte
North
Burlington Bottoms
Muscatine County
Chariton River
Sadlers
LAM Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Jester Orchestra
Belgium
Ray Collins
Jeweler
High Ave
West
Oskaloosa
Slob Bros. & CO
Cole’s Seed Store
C. N. Cole
T. Plette & CO
T. Sentz
Floyd R. Gambell
Pella Supply CO
Buick
Pella Motor Co
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