Local Notes On Visits And Travels This Week
Mr and Mrs A Van Goemaat and daughter visited relatives in Fairmount Friday. Art Verrips of Kellogg visited his mother and returned home Friday morning. Henry Boland traveled to Des Moines on Friday. Miss Emma Sjanrdema returned home to Sully on Friday after a stay in Pella.
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A. van Goemaat
Fairmount
Art ‘Verrips
Kellogg
Henry Boland
Des Moines
Emma Sjanrdema
Sully
Pella
College Notes Des Moines Game Reception and Concert
Des Moines College students greeted the boys after a Thursday night game. The Glee Club opened the season with a Friday concert at Harvey to an enthusiastic audience. Soloists Finley Bailey and Sadler drew praise for their performances, with Sadler’s reading of The Elopement by Ben King topping the evening. An oyster supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Neiswanger followed. Mrs Sadler and Miss Powell attended the basketball game, chapel services were held for men and women, and Firley pupils gave a piano recital at the Aschenbrenner home. The Central Conservatory’s children’s department and social hour closed a full day of events. The program featured Horvath, Laurena Gosselink, and others in dances and songs.
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Central
Des Moines
Des Moines College
Glee Club
Harvey
Mies Finley
Mr. Bailey
Sadler
Ben King
Miss Powell
Dean Baitzell
Firley
Aschenbrenner
Central Conservatory
Public sale auction slated for February 7 1918
A public sale auction will be held Friday February 7 1918 at 10 am. The sale includes 15 head high grade French Draft horses 23 head high grade short horn and polled Durham cattle corn and hay. Location listed as one half mile north of unspecified point.
Central City pupils recital delight marks fine program
On Thursday evening the Central city pupils presented a recital praised as a rare musical premiere. The program featured Gavotte Evening Miss Alta Richardson Merry Brooklet Miss Gladys Neiswanger Eveningtide Tehnert Miss Orpha Webster Under the Apple Blossoms Virgil Miss Bessie Hopkirk The Brook in the Forest Wenzel Miss Margaret Grandman Plantation Melody Hannah Smith Valse Brilliant Miss Carrie Clark Russell Miss Cornelia DeGeus Raft Waltz Etude Durand Mise Dora Beerink Czerny Wogrich Miss Marguerite Tracy Polish Dance Scharwenka Miss Merna Thomas Dutch Dance Miss Mary Livingston At Dawn Nevin Miss Cecile Mincks Water Nymph Nevin Miss Grace Finley thaven.
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Alta Richardson
Merry Brooklet
Gladys Neiswanger
Eveningtide Tehnert
Orpha Webster
Apple Blossoms
Virgil
Bessie Hopkirk
Wenzel
Margaret Grandman
Plantation
Hannah Smith
Walter Halbert Valse
Carrie Clark
Mise Dora Beerink Czerny-Wogrich
Marguerite Tracy
Scharwenka
Merna Thomas
Mary Livingston
Nevin
Cecile Mincks_ Water Nymph
Grace Finley Thaven
Iowa Coal Production Drops in 1912
The U S Geological Survey bulletin reports Iowa produced less coal in 1912 than in 1911. Unfavorable conditions persisted most of the year after a brief early surge in January to March, with mining hindered by car shortages and diverted traffic, delaying normal output by months.
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Iowa
Bulletin of the
U. S. Geological Survey
October Railway Traffic Sets New U S Record
October 1912 reports show steam railways with record receipts and expenses. Net operating revenue averaged 15.71 dollars per mile daily, up from 13.74 in October 1911, an increase of 1.97 and 14.4 percent. Total mileage about 220,636 miles covers 90 percent of U S steam railway mileage, with aggregate net operating revenue 107,440,518 dollars, up 14,870,125 from last year due mainly to freight traffic.
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Bureau of Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Eddyville News In Brief Local Visits And Births
L Seaman of Leighton visited the J Dam home over Sunday. A firebaby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Peter Wouda of Bluff Creek on January 10 1913. Mr and Mrs Paul Zyletts visited relatives on the county line south of town. Mr and Mrs John Bosveld and children of Pella visited Van der Linden family last week. Mrs John Van Rees south of town has pneumonia. Mrs Peter Baer now of Pella called on Ed Shields and friends. The baby of German has an amputation of chick (text fragment).
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L. Seaman
Leighton
J. Dam
Sund
Peter Wouda
Bluff Creek
Paul Zyletts
Pella
John Bosveld
van der Linden
John van Rees
Peter Baer
Ed Shields
Eerman
Local visits span towns and farms near Harvey
Lagd of Harvey visited over Sanday and the P. Zylatra home south of town. Miases Mary and Rebecca Grandia of Leighton visited Mr and Mrs Henry Van Zante a few days last week. Mr and Mrs John Jacobs of Oske toas came Tuesday to see Mrs John Van Rees who has pneumonia. D Van Claveren and son Dick were at Lacey on business and the Van Claverens plan to move to a farm near that place about March 1.
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D. van Claveren
Lacey
van Claverens
Moist antiseptic dressings for healing wounds
The passage describes keeping a wound continually moistened with antiseptic solution and applying moist dressings that drain freely during healing. It quotes Youth's Companion and Times-Democrat dialogue about bringing someone to kneel and a dime on the floor.
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Times-Democrat
Cat discipline according to Louis Wain guidance
The article outlines humane cat training methods advising against striking the animal. It suggests using a stick in the ground to frighten misbehavior, notes cats’ sensitivity to sounds, and mentions their high responsiveness and energy, including perching on shoulders or knees.
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Louis Wain
Piano Bargain for Pella Area by Smith & Barnes Co
Advertisement offers nine pianos for sale near Pella with cash or easy terms. Payments as low as five dollars per month. Address E M Wallace of Smith and Barnes Piano Co Chicago Illinois for details.
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Pella
E.M. Wallace
Smith & Barnes Piano Co
Chicago
Ill
Acute abscess and its treatment through history
An overview of abscess types and progression from acute hot to chronic cold forms. It explains symptoms fever pain and rupture as relief, notes risks when pus invades vital structures and describes a shift from letting abscesses form to earlier medical intervention.
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