Quiet Fourth Celebrated in Otley Town
Otley News reports a peaceful Fourth of July with Betsy and gang quiet, visits from Esther Fay Debenspeck and Leona Barker, remodeling near completion of the Christian Reformed church, births, illnesses, and a heavy rain storm that knocked down corn and small grain.
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Betsy
Esther Fay Debenspeck
Des Moines
Anna Dykstra
Church Notes and Picnic Plans At Two Holland Churches
First Christian Reformed Church led by Rev J De Haan holds services at 9 00 am and 1 30 pm with scripture themes and 7 30 pm English service on Romans 8 28 All Things Together for Good Second Reformed Church features a Male Quartet at morning worship and a Junior Choir at evening service The Senior Endeavor meets at 6 30 pm The church school picnic is set for Thursday July 16. Forgiveness was made for the living. you cannot do much for the dead. An ancient Persian sage replied to a question about fine manners with a smile saying he learned them from the unmannerly.
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First Christian Reformed Church
J. de Haan
Holland
English
Second Reformed Church
Endeavor Society
Card of Thanks from the Kruze man Family
The Kruzeman family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for aid during illness and death of their wife and mother They appreciate floral tributes and ask that their kindness be remembered as they bear their sorrow.
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A. Kruzeman
Local notes from Pella summer scene and visitors
Harold Klein in Hackensack New Jersey writes from the East enjoying New York like Pella and seeks a Pella girl for correspondence. Ed Reeverts works at a cannery, plans a fall return to Central, and Dunn Cottage is being prepared for Dr. Wesselink’s arrival in August.
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Chet Chilton
Chronicle
Pella
New York City
Chet
Harold
Bergen Street
Hackensack
New Jersey
Ed. Reeverts
Stout
Central
Dunn Cottage
Dr. Wesselink
Farmers Gain By Stockyards War
Chicago reports a 40 percent cut in handling charges by Progressive Live Stock Company as a price war erupts among stockyard commission firms. Farmers could save about half a million dollars annually, with the firm eliminating a $2 pro rating fee and urging lower rates to reflect wartime and current market conditions. The move follows protests from across the country and a stalled Live Stock Exchange committee. Fright Kills Hold-up Victim. Kalamazoo, Mich.—Samuel Wynegar, 52, died of fright when a bandit with a pistol demanded money at the coal plant, a fatal reaction to the attempted robbery.
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Chicago
United States
Progressive Live Stock Company
Progressive Company
Live Stock Exchange
Ihs
John Burke
Burke
Commission
Kalamazoo
Mich
Samuel Wynegar
Wynegar
Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa East West
Rail schedule notes eastbound and westbound passenger numbers with local freight times. Freight shipments on locals must be at the station by 5:00 p.m. the preceding evening. Both local freights carry passengers. East and west times listed for Howell Iowa.
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Wabash
Howell
Iowa
Market Quotations From Farmers Co operative Exchange Pella Iowa
Quotations listed for hogs oats wheat cream and poultry with prices per cwt and per unit as observed from the Pella Iowa exchange. Prices include hogs cream oats wheat and various poultry products such as light hens heavy hens ducks and roosters with unspecified units. The column presents commodity names against agreed market values within the local market report.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
Farmers Produce Co
John Wynberg
Sources of Rubber Sap From Hevea to milkweed overview
The article catalogs hundreds of rubber sap producing plants including the tiny pasture milkweed and the giant Hevea brasiliensis which can reach about 120 feet. It notes the Hevea as the tallest and most productive source among the varieties discussed in Automobile Digest.
Old West in Action at Chicago Roundup and Rodeo
Feature on the Chicago Roundup and World Championship Rodeo set for nine days starting August 15. Tex Austin to produce. prizes exceed $30,000. Stadium for 75,000, lakefront in Chicago, attracting tourists via rail, boat, or auto to the West themed spectacle.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
The
Association of Commerce
Tex Austin
Canada
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Chicago Association
Lake Front
Rm. vouviea_v
Dynamite on the Hoof at Chicago Rodeo August 15
The Chicago Roundup and World's Championship Rodeo opens August 15 under the Chicago Association of Commerce. Cowboys tackle Brahma steer riding, a high danger event. Tex Austin directs the nine day show with over 80000 dollars in prizes and world titles for the winners.
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Chicago
India
Chicago Association of Commerce
Tex Austin
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