Rhynsburger Buys Greamery in Oskaloosa and Pella
Henry Rhynsburger becomes owner of the Pella Creamery Plant and related cold storage business. The move follows his purchase of the Oskaaloosa Poultry and Produce handling firm from George M. Evans Co, a seven year venture. Evans remains as manager of the Oskaaloosa Creamery Company for now.
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H. Rhynsburger
Pella
Mr. Rhynsburger
Henry Rhynsburger
Oskaloosa Daily Herald
Rhynsburger
Loosa
Herald
George M. Evans
Evans
Oskaloosa
Bradbury Meat Market
Boggess Milk Depot
High Ave
Greenough
Klingman
Aynsburger
Harve Rhynsburger
Oskaloosa Creamery Company
Pleased With The Prizes In Piano Contest
Leona Hunt thanks supporters for subscriptions that funded a piano contest prize haul including a mandolin guitar and a 100 piece dinner set. She notes the prizes are nice and hopes the contest added many new names to the list, aiding financial success.
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Leona Hunt
Adams Nebraska Chronicle subscription plea
Wm G Klein in Adams Nebraska asks to continue sending the Chronicle for another year. He notes about 14 inches of snow and continued cold weather there, implying harsh winter conditions.
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G. Klein
Adams
Nebraska
Chronicle
Saya
Rooms for Rent Furnished in Heated Electric Building
Furnace heated electric lighted rooms available for rent. Cut at this office. Includes modern amenities and convenient location. Suitable for single occupants seeking comfort and value. Contact office for details and availability.
Will Elect Directors For Local Co Operative
Annual election of directors for Waterloo Pella and Southwestern Co will be held at the secretary’s office next Monday January 17 from 3 to 4 PM Geo J Thomasen secretary and treasurer urged members to attend and cast ballots for new board members
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Waterloo, Pella and Southwestern Co
Perm
Geo J. Thomasen
Sec
Social success for Help ing Hand Society at egg house social
The H H Society of the Methodist church held a Friday night social at the egg house. Ten to twelve young men cooked and served while girls helped with dishes. The event raised about 12 to 15 dollars for church work, marking their first public entertainment effort.
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Helping Hand
Egg House
H. H. Society
Methodist Church
Notice to Teachers January Exams for Certificates
The January Regular Examination for teachers certificates will be held in the office of the County Superintendent January 26 27 and 28 No pupil will be admitted to the February Eighth Grade Examination whose name has not been reported by the teacher on or before February 5 as per State Regulations Nora E Waite County Supt
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Nora E. Waite
J. N. G. Defeats Tigers 30 to 26 in Club Room Game
In a Tuesday night club room basketball game J. N. G. beat the Tigers 30 to 26. The victory showcased steady defense and timely scoring by the J. N. G. squad amid a tight fourth quarter.
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Tigers
Bouma Relocates from Raymond to Lynden Washington
A. A. Bouma reports his move from Raymond Minnesota to Lynden Washington as his future home. He is Herman Bouma’s brother, a local real estate man, and a former Pella resident. The Chronicle invites Bouma to publish a letter describing his new residence.
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A. A. Bouma
Raymond
Minn
Lynden
Wash
Brothers Gift Surprise For Sister With Lombard Piano
Cole and Samuel Vanden Berg presented their sister Jozalinda Van den Berg with a fine Lombard piano worth 375 dollars, bought through La Mont, a Galesburg Piano Co. representative. Jozalinda is delighted and calls them the best brothers.
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Cole
Samuel Vanden Berg
Jozalinda van den Berg
la Mont
Galesburg Piano Co
Mins Jozalinda
Successful operation on Mrs Arie Van Polen at Bos hospital
Mrs Arie Van Polen, seriously ill for two weeks, underwent a Tuesday operation at Dr Bos hospital. Dr Grey of Des Moines assisted by Drs Bos and Viergen removed a large bowel tumor. She recovered well from anesthesia and was progressing satisfactorily at press time. Friends hope for a full recovery and return home soon.
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Mra
Arie van Polen
A New Year s Gift Baby Girl Placed At Hesselink Home
A baby girl arrived New Year s Day at the Harry Hesselink home in what is described as a New Year s gift. The report notes the newborn was found by the household and further details are not provided in the readable text.
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Harry Hesselink
Appreciation note thanks Chronicle helpers in 1930 wish
A brief appreciation from Harvey Iowa dated January 10 1970 thanks friends who assisted in the Chronicle Contest and extends heartfelt thanks to Messrs Watts and Kitch for kindness wishing Chronicle readers happiness and prosperity in 1930.
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Harvey
Pella
Iowa
Chronicle
Watts
Kitch
Missionary Writes Letter From Japan 1909
In a lengthy 1909 letter from Yokohama sent to homeland friends, a missionary recounts arrival in Japan, the harbor landing, the busy docks, and first impressions of Ferris Seminary. She notes boats, sampans, rikshas, steep stone stairs, and the green terraced hills, with visits by Mrs Booth and others, a Gospel sermon, and the daily English/Japanese prayers at the chapel.
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Japan
Yokohama
Fuji
Ballagh
Mise
Booth
Miss T
Delia Leavens
Loggo
China
Jinriksha
Mr. B
Ferris Seminary
Jennie Kuyper
Jennie
Harkness
Miss Thompson
Mr. Giebel
Mr. Booth, Jr
Doctor Frahm Sells Practice to Paul Edmand
Dr Frahm has sold his dental practice to Paul Edmand and will hand over when Paul finishes his school work around June 25. Edmand, a Pella student, is excelling at school and work. Frahm will move to Cedar Rapids where he bought a leading price and a tisiry due to ill health. Wiaser Bros completed carpentry on the Pella Auto Co garage and cement for the floor is being laid. Ed will be at home at the new bis.
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Tisiry
Dr. Frahm
Wiaser Bros
Pella Auto Co
Hand of Death Claims Grandma Welch After Long Illness
Grandma Welch, aged about, who had been ill for eighty days, died Tuesday at her daughter Mrs Adams home. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church this afternoon. The obituary will follow.
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Grandma Welch
Adams
Baptist Church
Blaze Extinguished At College Water Tank Tower
Last Friday night the fire department fought a blaze at the college water tank. The tar wrapped pipes and tar paper casing fed the fire up the 35 to 40 foot steel tower. Firemen cut holes in the casing to deliver water to the flames where the tank heater kept pipes from freezing. They extinguished the fire with no major damage, despite initial difficulty reaching the upper section.
Election of Officers at Ys MiG A NOTES
Election of five new directors set for next Monday at 7 30 pm with attendance rising on Sunday afternoons to at least eighty. Mr H Kuyper Sr led a splen did discourse on love of God. Visitors attended and promised to return. Bible class continues Mondays at 7 30 with a teacher next week. Mock trial at old Fourth Reformed Church drew crowds and Pinkerton detectives prevented a longer sentence for a Y M C A member.
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H. Kuyper
Mr. Beard
Palestine
Old Fourth Reformed Church
Pinkerton
Hastile
Cream Sale Meeting at City Hall Saturday
A meeting in City Hall is set for Saturday 2 p m January 22 1910. The notice promises profits and says it means dollars to you for each cream sale.
Serious accident on Pella Knxville bridge injures worker
Gerrit Miedema, a Coal Ridge resident, narrowly escaped serious harm when a 100 pound iron rod fell from 20 feet, striking the left skull and severing vessels. Dr. Carpenter treated the scalp wound. Miedema weakened from blood loss but recovering and expected to return to work soon.
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Pella-Knoxville
Gerrit Miedema
Coal Ridge
Miedeman
Fred Carpenter
Miedema
Weather summary for 1908 precipitation report
The Observer presents a year long weather recap from a station record. Rain and snow totals are given for each month with the total rainfall amount and total snowfall noted. Temperatures show a highest reading in August and a lowest in December.
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Chronicle
Legal Notice of Will in Marion County Iowa 1910
Notice in Marion County District Court Iowa lists Mary Vriezelaar last will and testament filed for January 1910 hearing on February 8 1910. B Kersbergen clerk and court officials provide details for interested parties and formal hearing.
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Wuom
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Mary Vriezelaar
B. Kersbergen
Knoxville
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