Obituary A Tysseling and Breuklander Families Remembered
Mrs W T Tysseling born in The Netherlands 1857 died July 6 1926 at the Home For the Aged in Pella age 79. She came with parents at eleven, lived mainly in Iowa, married 1877 to William Tysseling died 1934, children ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at First Reformed Church July 9 with pallbearers. burial Black Oak Cemetery. Virginia Corinne Breuklander born Pella Jan 1 1921 died Des Moines July 1926 aged 15 years 5 months 18 days. Family moved to Des Moines Oct 1924. memorial notes her church and Sabbath school involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tysseling
Harmina Overbergen
Netherlands
Pella
Minnesota
Iowa
Willam Tysseling
Herman R
Oskaloosa
Swanette Cruzen
Longview
Rose Hill
Wilbur
Stewart
H. N
Pell
Tysseling
First
Ref
Central Reformed Church
Opkaloosa
First Reformed Church
George Muyskens
Black Oak
Des Moines
Brooks School
Asbury Methodist Church
Laurel H
Farm Cash Gain Shown by AAA Annual Report
The 1935 AAA annual report shows cash income from cotton wheat tobacco corn and hogs rising 223 percent in 1935 from 1932 levels. Five major commodities had adjustments started in 1933, with total cash income up from 1.265 billion to 2.593 billion while all other farm products rose from 4.012 billion in 1932 to 4.307 billion in 1935. Chester C. Davis, administrator, issued the report.
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AAA
Aist
Chester C. Davis
Roosevelt
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Farm income and buying power rise under act review
Mr Davis cites changes in farm cash income and prices under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He notes 1925 levels and 1932 comparisons, with rental payments contributing to gains. Increased rural purchasing power spurred about 40 percent of three year retail trade growth, reflecting broader business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Supreme Court
Dawir
4 H Clubs To Make Nation Wide Study Of Leisure Time Use
A nationwide study by 4 H clubs seeks to learn how rural and small town youth use leisure time, offsetting tendencies that hinder development. National leaders and RCA affiliates sponsor prizes and provide reports from local clubs to county agents, with champions at county, state, and national levels and substantial prizes including trips, records, radios, and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Radio Corporation of America
National Broadcasting Company
RCA Victor
Victor
Chicago
Radio City
David Samoff
Radio Corporation’ of America
Drought Relaxation In Soils Program Changes Aimed at Contractors
H H Le Grand, chairman of the Agricultural Conservation Committee, reports changes in the 1936 soil conservation program. Provisions now allow harvest of grain hay or soybean hay with land classified as soil conserving acres if a stand of soil conserving crops remains this fall. Farmers would plant fall seeding of alfalfa or timothy or similar legumes or grasses to boost feed production.
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Sudan
H. H. le Grand
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Study Health Facilities In State Of Iowa
Iowa plans a public health resources survey to evaluate facilities, programs, and expenditures across governmental and non governmental groups. The project, led by Dr. Walter L. Bierring and conducted with the State Planning Board, will survey about 125 WPA enumerators over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Planning Board
State Department of Health
R. H. Matson
Planning Board
Institute of Government Research
Brookings Institution
Brookings
Walter L. Bierring
State Planning Board
Bierring
A. H. Wieters
State Health Department
Joseph I. Kinaman
Child Health and Health Education
Site Health Department
Howard Chandler
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Matson
American Red Cross
American Legion
Farm Bureau
Parent Teacher Associations
Paroc
Promise Large Racing Program At State Fair
The eight day 1936 Iowa State Fair will feature the largest racing program since 1930 with harness and running races nightly and four major afternoons. Purse money totals 10,080 for harness and running events and 6,000 for National Circuit auto races headlining three afternoons. An estimated 300 trotters pacers and runners from Des Moines and beyond are expected. Auto events Aug 29 and Sept 1 will showcase 40 to 50 top drivers with entries including Gus Schrader and Emory Collins. A new State Fair rodeo runs Aug 21 through Sept 3 with chuck wagon races relay events chariot races and mule races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Midwest
International Motor Contest Association
Gus Schrader
Emory Collins
Current Similes in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented collection of similes reflecting economic strain and political tension. The lines compare Treasury loans, food costs, crowds at offices, and party conventions with emotions and national concerns. The Boulogne strike adds labor unrest in a wartime or interwar context.
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Virginia Breuklander
Virginia Corinne Breuklander
Leonard and
Bertha Brees Breuklander
D. den Adel
Yan Oke
Elko
Sen
FOLMS
Een
Harmacy
Peila
Lowa
State of
Philadelphia
Pai Ibboge At.p Sale
London
Promise
State Fair
Treasury
Lief
Joe Loui
England
Boulogne
France
Right Price Store
VOS & Veenman
Kempkes
New Turner
Savin
Servevens
Westinghouse
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