Delinquent Tax Sale Delayed in Marion County
The Marion county delinquent tax sale was postponed for sixty days by Treasurer D. D. Galvin amid a courthouse crowd of over 300. No bids were offered as the sale proceeded informally. speakers urged tax relief and cost cuts while stressing that delinquent taxes must be paid to avoid loss of property. The postponement extended another two months with about fifteen percent of county taxes delinquent.
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Knoxville Journal
Marion County
D. D. Galvin
Court House
W. A. Holtowell
Melcher
Galvin
George Jones
Red Rock
Jones
W. G. van der Ploeg
Curtis
The
Indiana
Iowa
Vander Ploeg
Peter Tysseling
Taxpayers League
Harold Veenstra
Central Wallops Parsons Triumph Sparks 41 25 Victory
Central Wallops Parsons, the Flying Dutchmen, upset Parsons Wildcats 41 to 25. Neifert Fri day Vander Busch and Sullivan led a strong all around effort as Central reversed a poor start to stampede Parsons and impress local fans with a fast, cohesive game.
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Wallops
Parsons
Central College
Parsons Wildcats
Central
Neifert
Vander Busch
Stanley
Anderson
van Arkel
Sullivan
de Velder
Rf Reimer
Rf Friday
C . Anderson
al van Ark
VanderBush
Roogheem
Me Jongewaard
FT Walker
Rf McClain
I. Ai Hynd
Marquis
Ig Munson
Wa White
College Notes Reflect Victory over Parsons and Semester Plans
News notes from the college recount a victory over Parsons as a morale boost, a welcome from President Wesselink, and reminders of the upcoming examinations on January 18 to 20 with a new semester starting January 23. The piece also covers chapel speakers Rev. Dame of Muskegon and Rev. Nordlund of the Baptist church, plus Y M C A and Y W C A activities and talks on faith, sin, and redemption, highlighting the campus focus on academics and spirituality.
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Wesselink
Parsons
Y. M
Nordlund
The
Baptist Church
Dame of
Muskegon, Mich
Staaj
Crison
George Menping
Central College oratorical contest highlights and campus notes
The campus notes discuss Martha's character and the standout qualities of her utilities and traits, with Alice delivering a vocal solo. Several dormitory residents have the flu, and Helen Stone and Edith Wandscheer missed classes briefly. Henrietta Kregel won the girls’ oratory contest, Barbara Way was second, and Kregel will represent Central in the March State contest with an oration on Lawlessness. Further course numbers, Thursday reader, and Monday violinist details are mentioned as well.
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Martha
Alice
Helen Stone
Edith Wandscheer
Henrietta Kregel
Barbara Way
Kregel
Courthouse notices list licenses to wed and births
License to wed granted for Harold Cox and Kathryn Mihalovich in Reasnor with others including William Van Sant and Grace Van Donselaat in Pella. Births recorded from Knoxville and Liberty Township include babies Shoemaker, Verda, Randol, Frank, Thomas Jr, and Ruby Arlene with parents named.
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Grante Harold Cox
Melcher
Kathryn Mihalovich
William van Sant
Reasnor
Grace van Donselaat
Pella
Roy Rolli
Youngstown
Josephine Mediate
Pershing
Baby Shoemaker
Elmer Lawrence
Knoxville
Coleen Verda
John H. Krouse
Liberty Township
Orn
Ernard Orval
Bernard P. Randol
James Frank
Frank Mitchell
Thomas Jr
Harry B. Clark
Ruby Arlene
Earl J. Cox
Sheriff Sale Notice in Marion County Iowa
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Marion County Iowa on February 6 1933 at the south door of the Knoxville Court House. Property includes twenty feet off the west end of Lot 1 in Block 39 and part of Lot 2, Bela area, with detailed boundary description. Owners listed include Ben Hoeksema Bessie June Hoeksema Frank Tromp and Nellie Tromp. Sheriff Paul J Grundman deputy A Ubberden dated January 7 1983.
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District Court
Marion County
Iowa
Court House
Knoxville
Bela
Towa
Ben Hoeksema
Bessie June Hoeksema
Frank Tromp
Nellie Tromp
John Boardman
Paul J. Grundman
A. Uubberden
The Medicine Cabinet by Dr William J Scholes
An overview of home emergency remedies and storage tips from Hygeia’s Dr Francis W Palfrey. Emphasizes labeling, safe use, and avoiding cathartics for abdominal pain. Advises seeing a doctor to identify dyspepsia causes and keeping a well lit cabinet inaccessible to children.
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William J. Scholes
Excellent Health
Hygeia
Francis W. Palfrey
Palfrey
Alumni Edge Amidon Team In Overtime Thriller
An alumni squad led by Ed Van der Ploeg Bob Baron Willard Langerak Verle Ver Dught and Claus Intveld defeated Amidon’s present team 17 to 16 in overtime after a 14 14 tie. Baron scored a basket and free throw in overtime while Bosveld added a free throw for the school.
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Ed, van der Ploeg
Bob Baron
Willard Langerak
Verle Ver Dught
Claus Intveld
Amidon
Langerak
Baron
Bosveld
Klein
Farm Problems On Program At Farm Bureau Meet
Stabilization of the dollar, the allotment plan of crop control, ration and economy in government will be among top topics at the fourteenth annual Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention at Shrine Temple Des Moines January 18 19 20. The program aims to draw up to 8000 Farm Bureau members from every county with possible nationally known agricultural leaders appearing.
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Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Shrine Temple
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
How Much Water Do You Waste In A Month's Time
City Clerk Kuyper explains a leaking pipe can waste thousands of gallons monthly with a chart showing leaks of 1.82 inches for 4711 gallons, 1.16 inches for 18444, 1.8 inches for 75376, 1.4 inches for 301500, and 3.8 inches for 702000 each month. Fix leaks quickly if bills seem high.
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Kuyper
City church activities and Sunday schedule
The listing outlines services for several churches. Church of the Open Bible holds Sunday evening services at 7:30 and a Young People meeting at 6:30, all at the Legion Memorial hall. Baptist church offers Sunday School at 9:31 and services at 10:45 and 7:30 with sermons on Fishers of Men and The Righteous and the Wicked. First Reformed, Third Reformed present times for Sunday school, worship, and evening sermons on Idle Words, The Fall of Our First Parents, Christ Cleansing the Temple, and What is Death.
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Church OF the Open Bible
Young People’s Meeting
Legion Memorial Hall
Baptist Sunday School
FIRST_REFORMED
J. W. Wesselink
Christ
H. J. Pietenpol
If You Could Pick One: Taxes Down or Farm Prices Up
The Inquiring Reporter surveys five individuals on preferred relief: H A Rietveld favors tax cuts with higher production margins. M F Huyser backs rising farm prices for immediate relief. Otto Ver Meer supports both but favors higher prices if only one. William van Steenis links higher prices to tax payments and expenses. Fred T Lam argues for lower taxes and reduced state spending while noting low prices.
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H. A. Rietveld
M. F. Huyser
Otto Ver Meer
William van Steenis
Fred T Lam
Pheasant Hunters Report Good Luck Across State
Hunters from all parts of the state invaded the open season, many achieving daily bag limits. Cold weather kept birds hidden, yet crowds walked longer and worked harder, with few arrests and broad landowner permission noted. Game management areas aided success and provided data for the Fish and Game Commission to guide future pheasant policy.
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Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
Towa
Quotations From Farmers Co operative Exchange Pella Iowa
Quotations from Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella Iowa list grain prices for wheat oats and corn with historical cash and trade values. Egg and poultry pricing appears with several weight categories for hens and roosters and references to Leghorn crosses and old roosters.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
Farmers Union Marketing Association
Chicago
Weather Speak Confuses Holiday Food Labels
A playful weather feature presents a series of quirky personified foods declaring weather terms like roasting chili freezing mild presting clear and pouring. The collage-style item uses anthropomorphic captions to evoke seasonal mood and culinary whimsy.
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Grandia Bldg
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