Iowa Winsplit On Road Paving Vote In Hardin County
Hardin county voters rejected the paving proposal by 2 170 to 1 437. Other Iowa notes report frenzied corn harvest ahead at Earl Elsbaugh farm Shenandoah, a Dutch language ban in London, a golden wedding in Marshalltown, a Burlington train crash near Prescott killing a family, and local farm leases and civic actions across the state.
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Hardin County
Earl Elsbaugh
Shenandoah
London City
August Gummert
Marshalltown
Mell Williams
Burlington
Prescott
D. C. Reynolds
West Liberty
Simmons Popcorn Company
Lake View
Frank Parkinson
Ira Peters
Renwick
Dubuque
F W Brinkhoff Laid to Rest in Pella Iowa
F W Brinkhoff died in Chicago near his son C W Brinkhoff after years of illness from a cold caught while planting trees in Pella. Funeral held at Second Reformed church with city officials and former associates present. Burial in Pella followed. mayor H J Vanden Berg signed the notice on July 8 1919.
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Dale Holme
West Union
Des Moines
Ames
Fort Madison
Couderay
Wis
William Nuehring
Nuehring
Lytton
Chris Shirer
France
Davenport
Levee Improvement Commission
Boone
Early
Town Light, Heat and Power Company
Mary E. Fuller
Zachary Fuller
Sac City
Mexico
College of Missions
Indianapolis
Oskaloosa
W. O. Lowery
Crocker Post
Sherman
Iowa
Allamakee County
Laughlin
Power Lodge No. 404
Eagle Grove
Charles
W. E
Water
Edward James
Northwestern
Clinton
P. B. McClenahan
O. H. Longwell
Highland Park College
Algona
Ottumwa
John Huston
United States
Lee County
Fort Des Moines
J. H. Strief
State Board of Control
Order of Coif
Towa
Iowa University
George Stewart Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Clyde E. Jones
Agency
Ross Ellis White
Storm Lake
University of Iowa
Capitol of
Clayton County
John Stalnaker
Charles D. Reed
Government Crop Service
Reed
Sutherland
Brinhoff
Pella
Central College
F. W. Brinkhoff
Brinkhoff
Germany
London
Chicago
C. W. Brinkhoff
Second Reformed Church
State of
H. J. Vanden Berg
Palla
Pella Requires Park Commission Vote July 21 1919
City of Pella Iowa schedules a special election for July 21 1919 to decide whether to establish a Park Commission and elect three park commissioners with authority to levy up to 2.5 mills for park purposes. Polling locations include City Hall Main Street and local stores with appointed judges and clerks listed for each ward.
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4Th Ward
M. VanGorkum
W. A. Butt
J. F. Mowe
Chas. Porter
H. W. Kuyper
Pella
Iowa
City Hall
Main Street
A. Ver Stigha's
Washington Street
Auto Service Company
Oskaloosa Street
A. B. VanHouweling
H. Bootsma
H. van Ostrum
J. P. Klein
H. J. Rhynsburger
W. H. Verwers
H. Viersen, Sr
A. N. VanderLinden
Dirk VanderPloeg
H. Kuy- Ves
Cigar money buys bank stock tale
Grant Mc Pherrin recounts a personal savings scheme begun to fund a loan and later convert into bank stock. Ten cents a day saved for four years would have grown from 36.50 to over six thousand if kept invested at ten percent, a sentiment on disciplined investing and missed opportunities.
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Tke
Grant McPherrin
Pella Markets Stock and Grain Report
Van der Zyl Bros reports steers 10.00 to 13.00 per cwt butcher stock 6.00 to 10.00 hogs 19.50 to 21.00 per cwt corn 1.00 to 1.75 wheat 2.25 oats 52 to 66 cents per bit. Eyes 34 cents hens 20 cents old roosters 12 cents ducks 15 cents geese 15 cents packing stock butter 38 cents cream 47 cents.
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van der Zyl Bros
Pella
Real Religion in No Man's Land Chaplain's Gun Gospel
Rev Olin Clarke Jones, seeking to reach soldiers, enters a machine gun school and adopts a direct, weaponized approach to faith. He urges clear, straight preaching, shuns cant, and vows to rally doughboys with hymns like Faith of Our Fathers and Onward Christian Soldiers, focusing on fundamentals.
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No Man's Land
Olin Clarke Jones
Association
Benjamin Emmerson Cushing
Rev. Jones
Jones
Jesus
Country School Recital Sparks Mockery and Diagnosis
During a country school entertainment a boy on stage recited a line followed by a sneering remark from a seated woman about being Larry Jane Barton’s son. A doctor then checks the youth with a stethoscope and notes angina like symptoms, though the boy deflects by correcting the name.
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Larry Jane Barton
The Joy of Living with Chamberlain's Tablets
A short health note promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to improve bowel movement and digestion for real enjoyment of life. It claims relief from headaches and indigestion as poisons are expelled and urges readers to try the product, noting it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad per ad
Many children suffer sickness and discomfort. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders promise relief from cold symptoms in 24 hours and ease feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worm destruction. Mothers have trusted them for over 30 years. Sold by all druggists. Sample free address Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
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Iowa News
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M. W. van Doorninck
John VanderPloeg
H. van Nimwegen
H. P. Neyenesch
L. F. Bousquet
Pella Markets
W. W. Cook & Son
Puritan Drug CO
Webster New International
New International
OMEN
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