Pella High Sports Roundup And Election Notice
Pella reflects on a rough Knoxville game with twenty one points and a high scorer. the second team lost 81 to 14. The annual Pella School Board election is March 10 with incumbents C F Dyksten and Dr. T G Fultz seeking reelection. Band, declamatory contests, and two basketball tournaments are planned withCounty and District events featuring Pella against Knoxville and other rivals. A featured athletic poem offers guidance for officials and referees.
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Knoxville
Baron
Pella
Dykatra
Pell
C. F.dyksten
T. G. Fultz
Lewis
Frush
Dallas
Bussey
Pastie
Swan
Pleasantville
Wil Félcher
Oakaloosa
Shorting
Eddyille
Lacey
New Sharon
Caloosa
Isca
Local ads seek work and sale items in Pella Chronicle
The Chronicle publishes free ads for job seekers and employers. Items include used Delco Light Plant, incubators, tires, stoves, coal, washing machines, and painting services. Multiple listings invite farm help, part time work, and youth labor, with phone contacts and addresses in Pella.
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the Chronicle
Local Auto Ads and Classifieds Chronicle 1920s
A dense page lists used cars from Van Zante Bros and White Way Auto Co including 1929 Chevrolet Sedan and 1927 Chevrolet trucks with farm bodies. It also advertises poultry at Knoxville Hatchery Iowa with gas coupons, oil filters by Hoeksema Bros Garage, paper hanging by Everett Krasemann, and various sales and help wanted notices across Pella Des Moines environs.
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White Way Auto CO
Central 38 Buena Vista 25 in hard fought contest
Central held Buena Vista to a 25 point second half and pulled ahead after Tysseling scored twice in rapid succession. Berger and Marsh led Buena Vista with scoring bursts while Tysseling and Wilkins paced Central. Final score 38 to 25 for Central on their home court.
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Vistors
Storm Lake
Luos
Tysseling
Berger
Buena Vista Flash
Marsh
Muyskens
Wilkins
Friday
Niefert
Larson
Buena Vista
Moe
Parks
Fiday
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Neifert
Ver Dught
Zotal
Knox
Value of Livestock in Iowa in 1930 Rises Across Herds
Iowa farms valued all livestock at 49.6 million dollars on January 1, 1930, about one percent higher than a year earlier. Hog and cattle values rose while sheep horses and mules fell. Iowa leads the nation in total livestock value, with 16.2 million head on farms. Hog numbers stand at 10.04 million, cattle 8.02 million, sheep 1.19 million, horses 1.03 million, mules 80 thousand. Milk cows and heifers for dairy increased, while Texas leads in cattle and calves.
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Iowa
United States
Texas
Nebraska
Illinois
Georgia
Oats in North Central States and livestock rankings
The report highlights livestock totals with Iowa leading in total value and hogs, horses, mules and sheep distributed across states. It notes oats rank third among major grains and provides Bureau guidance on successful oat farming including seed quality and processing. It also mentions omnibus plans, Washington correspondence on Washington’s election and labor wage concerns with 12 dollars weekly.
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Department of Agriculture
North Central States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
When Greek Meets Greek Tailoring Sale
A quirky ad notes a tailor shop showing 800 kinds of saltings all priced at 26.2 dollars, attributed to VANDER LINDEN. The text presents playful copy about meeting Greeks and prompting purchases.
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Vander Linden
Amsterdam Social News Summary
Amsterdam crowd notes weekend calls at J D Lynhorst home. Garrit Vink returns from Des Moines hospital. Des Moines river ice broke up two weeks earlier than last spring. A new bridge is under construction west of Howell this week. Mrs John Vink aids Garrit Vink at his home. Henry Van Steenwyk and wife visit Des Moines Tuesday.
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Garrit Vink
Satuday
Des Moines
Howell
John Vink
Mrs. Vink
Henry van Steenwyk
Tuesay
Your Extra Pants Offer for Suits and Trousers
A promotional notice advertises two pair pants with suits promising longer wear. It lists 2 piece suits at 20.25 and 3 piece suits at 23.50, urging readers to choose enhanced tailoring for durability.
Worth’s New Fashion Rules Promote Moderation and Femininity
Paris designer Worth champions moderation in daytime wear and a return to the feminine silhouette after wartime rigidity. He notes shorter skirts faded, bob hair persists with added polish, and eyewear should be practical and discreet. Evening attire should emphasize natural curves, with simple frocks allowed for active daytime tasks and practical, elegant workwear for tea or dinner.
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Monsidur Worth
Worth
Paris
Monsieur Worth
Farm Sale Notice for DeKock Estate on East 8th Street
D G DeKock estate sells residence and household goods at public auction. Located on East 8th Street, sale begins 1 30 Saturday February 22. Henry Van Arkel is administrator.
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D. G. DeKock
Henry van Arkel
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Jon Kruzeman
Paul Koopman
Beversey and Electric Co
van Zante Bros
Phil Bishop
S. N. van Vit
Beyers Battery and Electric Company
A. C. Valkenburg Estate
Ask J. H. van Vliet
Pontiac
Pella Motor CO
Harold Sack
Enquire Chronicle Office
Ladies of the First Church
Ramsey Show Room
Alway
Heed
van Zante
H. J. Vander Voort
Red
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Knoxville Hatchery
Chronicle Office
Carl Beyers
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Hoeksema Bros. Garage
Everett Krasemann
Chronicle
Lemaiathend
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C. Braashart
Irvin Tanner
Howell Station
Baldwin Piano Co
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Kenneth Crum
Oskaloosa St
F. E. Miller
E 3Rd St
Storm Lake Dribblers
London
Edinburgh
E. A. Connaughton
Santa Barbara
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Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington
Amsterdam
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J. D. Lynhorst
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Shropshire
Reliable Society Christian Church
Carl Powell F. C
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Vogelaar’s
Conia Krik
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