Weekly Visits With Friends on the Farm and Sully Notes
A field diary style piece from Sully recounts visits to Gerrit Meppelink and nearby families, detailing farm life, chinch bug concerns, dairy sales, and community ties. It covers Meppelink’s water well, tile, milk route, and cows. Veldhuizen family memories and a 13-child household. wage concerns and prices postwar. and social scenes with Bert De Jong and Pleasantville ties. The piece reflects local economy, agriculture, and recollections of Holland-born residents.
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Sully
Bert de Jong
Gerrit Meppelink
Nick Meppelink
Mr. Meppelink
Meppelink
Holland
J. H. Stubenrauch
John
Bert
Henry
Taintor
Herman
Leighton
John Vander Hart
Peoria
A. T. van Zante
Oskaloosa
Rempe
Henry Rempe
Will Rempe
James
Anne Rempe
Gerrit Veldhuizen
Joe Vander Heiden
Sully Creamery
Rozeboom
William Veldhuizen
Veldhuizen
Rockam
George
Andrew
Lynnville
Chas. Hubbard
Chicago
Minnie Jones
Boise
Idaho
R. V. Roupe
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Will Brennecke
Waterloo
Margaret
Laura
Will
Mr. van Gorp
van Gorp
de Jong
Joe Palster
Arnold Klein
Stoffel Huyser
de Jongs
Real Chronicle
Chronicle
Harry
Frank Andreas
Pella
J. Riemersma
Louis
Baxter
Fred
Conrad
Andrew van Rees
Art. Huyser
Jessie Carpenter
Reasner
Joe
John Paltzer
Pleasantville
The Luck of the Road and Other Notes
A library notes digest reviews several novels and books with brief summaries. Sawyer presents The Luck of the Road about a widow facing poverty who seeks luck on the road. Barbour, Hoffman, Mulford, Wells, Stevnmaker, Ludwig, Krehbiel, and Widdemer contribute concise notices praising action, character, and appeal across Westerns, mysteries, travel guides, biographies, and literary fiction.
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Sawyer
Bridge Donnoghue
Bridge
Dan
Southworth
Barbour
Hillfields School
Jimmy Southworth
Fred Braden
Jimmy
Hillfields
Mulford
Wells
Janet Converse
Jane
Fleming Stone
Stevnmaker
France
William Hohenzollern
Ludwig
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Stolen four door sedan found in Osceola within 30 minutes
Osceola authorities issued a be on the lookout alert for a four door sedan reported stolen. Thirty minutes later the vehicle was located, highlighting a rapid recovery for the case.
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Osceola
Car Theft Suspect Arrested After Chase Near Osceola
Sheriff Houghtaling recovered the stolen car belonging to C. F. Hall of Weldon and captured L. Ro¢sanson who had just been released from a South Dakota prison. Johnson, previously jailed 26 years with 10 at Fort Madison, confessed and was brought to Indianola for the charge.
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Frank Houghtaling
L. Ro ¢Sanson
South Dakota
Osceola
C. F E. Hall
Weldon
Clarke County
Houghtaling
Bob Dyer
Ivan Marquis
Johnson
Indianola
Penitentiaries
Fort Madison
Tetanus risks and deaths in Iowa highlight prevention
A 1938 Iowa farmer died of tetanus after cutting a finger. Public health notes show 1932 31 deaths and 1983 totals of 16 males and 7 females, all under nine in the latter. Details explain how spores survive and enter via puncture wounds and urge adherence to antitoxin prophylaxis. Also lists weekly communicable disease totals across counties and mentions Chronicle Want Ads.
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Iowa
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DAIRY
C. van Gorp
Mr. Veldhuizen
U. S
Albert
Henry Veldhuizen
John Veldhuizen
Gus van Dusseldorp
Route Two
van Dusseldorp
United States
Pharoah
Mary Vander Brock
Mrs. de Jong
Leona
Willard
Irma Mae
Knothalers
Newton
Joe Paltzer
Paltzer
Mr. Klein
Library Notes
Krehbiel
Widdemer
New England
Federal Land Bank
M. D. Taylor
Sec
Treas
Clark Taylor
Act
Alsop’s
Northeast Corner
Oskalaces
Cook & Son
Kathryn Dougherty
Twenty-third Street
Exposition Grounds
Misa Dougherty
Russell Rossiter
Martin M. Tveter
Miss Dougherty
Standard Oil
Atlas Tires
Federal Grand Jury
Michigan
Woodbury
Polk
Story
Plymouth
Kossuth
Packaye
King C. Gillette