Weekly Visit With Chronicle Subscribers DE COOK DEN ADEL AND STEEN
Chronicle visits with rural families on route one highlight De Cook and Den Adel farms. Walter De Cook reports 3700 bushels of corn, 65 cattle, 11 milking cows on 220 acres with new buildings. Den Adel family on 133 acres hosts dog jokes, livestock notes, and a portrait of Dutch roots, while Steenhoek family shares eight rooms plus a long history and eight children amid farm improvements and school talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter de Cook
Walter
den Adel
John
Will
Ben
Abe
Netherlands
Holland
Chronicle
de Goey
James Steenhoek
Nick Meppelink
Steenhoek
Mr. Steenhoek
Dea
Aquare
Sully
Sae Guneibach
Braynan Ai
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Health
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a laxative tonic to prevent constipation and bowel problems. It claims easy use at home, suitability for families, and emphasizes fresh laxative senna and pepsin as key ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nem
Four Kinds of Hearers in Jesus Teaching Lesson
International Sunday School Lesson outlines Jesus parable of the sower and four hearers. Wayside hearers fall to Satan. stony ground lack depth and wither. thorny ground choked by cares and riches. good hearers bear fruit. Emphasizes fruit bearing as Christ’s measure and the need for true conversion and rooted faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Christ
Jesus
Satan
Dissolution of Success Coal Company Otley Iowa
At a special meeting of the stockholders held February 1, 1933 in Otley Iowa the following resolution was offered by H W Van Maren and unanimously adopted. Resolved the Success Coal Company be dissolved and dissolution to become effective upon publication as per Iowa law and the Articles of Incorporation. Resolution seconded and passed by all stockholders. Frank Raspoznik President Henry Raspo tnik Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Coal Company
Otley
Iowa
H. W. van Maren
Said Success Coal Company
Frank Raspotnik
Henry Raspotnik
Chronicle Weekly Health Message
The common cold remains the most widespread illness, especially in late winter, with about a quarter of people experiencing at least four colds annually. While some resist it, three colds per year is average. neglect can lead to complications affecting eyes, nose, sinuses, throat, or lungs and pneumonia. Colds are infectious and spread by sneezing and coughing. keeping contagious children at home may improve attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steenhoek
Marks
Germany
Icvica
Harvey
Gladys
Wilma
Helen
Carl
Lincoln School
Steenbock
Prevention tips and weekly disease report for 1933
The piece notes no cure all for colds and urges gradual exposure avoidance and sun, good diet, and cleanliness to boost resistance. It includes a weekly report of communicable diseases ending Feb 2, 1933 listing diphtheria, smallpox, typhoid, chickenpox, mumps, tuberculosis, gonorrhea and syphilis across multiple counties and state totals.
Bos Named County Physician for Mahaska County 1983
Dr C N Bos was chosen by the Mahaska county board of supervisors to care for county medical patients during 1983 with a $1500 bid. He previously served county doctor in 1931 and succeeds Dr L F Catterson, who held the post in 1982 with a $1600 bid. The county medical society offered the only other bid at regular prices with a sliding scale discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Bos
Mahaska County Board of Supervisors
Oskaloosa
Dr. Bos
L. F. Catterson
Catterson
Mahaska County Medical Society
Birds of the Bible referenced by counts in American Field
A recent American Field story tallies 290 Bible bird references. Of these, 113 are general terms not tied to a species, while named birds show dove 35, eagle 32, raven cock and hen 12 each, owl 11, pigeon 10, sparrow seven, stork six, pelican five, and others such as quail swallow vulture ostrich bittern peacock cormorant four to three times.
In the Rough Man With a Beard Want Ad
A humorous Chronicle Want Ad describes a rugged man seeking no haircut but asking for moustache clipping beard trimming and to stash a cigar in his mouth a barber replies keeping it in the mouth would be a landmark the ad promises results
Prohibitive Waistline Brown Quote Dialog
Prolix exchange features Prohibitive Waistline Brown arguing stout people are unlikely to commit crime while Jones counters that heavy individuals find it hard to stoop to low deeds in a compact, period style exchange.
Legal Notice Proof of Will for Anne De Ronde
Notice filed in Marion county Iowa district court clerk's office claims a lost will of Anne De Ronde. Will hearing set February term 1933 on the 71st day of February 1933, Knoxville court. Don L. Remy, Clerk, January 25, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Towa
Marion County
Anne de Ronde
Don L. Remy
Knoxville
Iowa
Bukets bladder cleanse promises relief for night trips
A vintage advertisement touts BUKETS as a bladder physic containing juniper oil and buckthorn leaves. It claims to cleanse the bladder like castor oil cleanses the bowels, relieve backache and leg pain from bladder disorders, and guarantee sleep after four days or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Paardekooper
Drugeist
Bukets
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DE Cook
Steen
Hoeks
I. E. Renaud
John J. de Cok
Mr. de Cook
Bill
I. E
Renaud
America
Walter den Adel
Canine
Cornie de Goey
Ben Beyer
Cornie
Srock Island
Chicago
Mississippi River
Pacific Coast
New Mexic
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Pwell
Calawell
E. V. Good
Chronicle Weekly Health Message
Polk
Pottawattamie
Benton
Dubuque
Clinton
Black Hawk
Scott
Boone
Woodbury
Floyd
Jefferson Black Hawk
Ideal Pharmacy
Eaton’s
Heerema’s
Pella
Diamond
ARS
Mid-Constitent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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