Equalization of wealth sparks debate among Inquiring Reporter
The Inquiring Reporter surveys public views on wealth equalization. Responses favor cautious distribution to improve opportunities but warn against removing incentives or creating spendthrift or miser outcomes. Participants include Paul Lautenbach N Van Vliet John Onstine J Van Hemert Pa Van Donselaar and relatives of Gerrit Vis family, detailing concerns about money handling and investment.
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N. van Vliet
Ark and Me sermon series concludes at church
Church notices announce morning worship with The Ark and Me as the final illustrated sermon on the tabernacle. Evening services at 7 30 and 7 45 feature the Miller Johnston Gospel Team of Now Baptist Seminary speaking in Central Park and at the church. All are invited.
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Ark
Tabernacle
Miller-Johnston Gospel
Now Baptist Seminary
Central Park
Sunday service times and sermon topics listed
Sunday School at 9 30. Morning worship at 10 45 titled Faith or How to Get The God. Evening Worship at 7 30. Sermon Whitewashed or Washed White, with a note about pigs from an unclear line.
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Ermon
Sunday Services Led by Van Engelenhoven and Gosselink
Sunday morning and afternoon Rev. RE Van Engelenhoven conducts the services. Sunday evening Missionary Gosselink has charge. Geo.
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RE. van Engelenhoven
Gosselink
Geo
Sandwiches That Gentlemen Prefer in a Chicago Survey
A Chicago survey finds baked ham on white bread with mustard as the top choice for gentlemen. Swiss cheese dominates among cheeses, while Denver sandwiches and sea food salad appear favored by men. Cubed steak sandwiches are touted for large group outings and cheaper breaded fillings.
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Josephine Beardsley
Chicago
Roquefort
North Woods
Denver
Sandwich trends and recipes for men in Chicago clubs
A column catalogs bacon combinations with cheese peanut butter and olives, declares deviled mushroom toast popular at men’s grills, and details a salmon club sandwich with lettuce and lemon, plus a “Well, like these sandwiches” line about nut-filled varieties. It notes new aids for sandwich makers, canned roast beef options, stuffed olive rings with cream cheese and sardines, and touches on barley and corn damage from hoppers and crop protection gains.
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Chicago
Too Hot Weather Stifles Grasshoppers Appetite
Entomologist C. J. Drake notes weather kept grasshoppers from feeding and laying eggs last week. Iowa State College entomologists report farmers have spread over 8 million pounds of poisoned bait this year, with expectations up to 10 million pounds. In 16 counties, new alfalfa and red clover seedings suffered up to 75 percent damage. old alfalfa seedings 50-75 percent. overall crop injury varies widely.
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C. J. Drake
Iowa State College
No More Hogs Says Henry Ford
Henry Ford in Detroit declared he hopes to prove within two years that all farm animals are unnecessary. He argued we can produce a more plentiful, cheaper, better food by processing products ourselves rather than relying on cows and other livestock. He predicted all farm animals will be out and that society will be better off without them.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Fire Burns 30 Acres of Timothy Hay on Farm
A spark from a tractor ignited an umbrella on a Geo. Groff farm east of town Tuesday. The umbrella fire set dry timothy hay ablaze, burning a 30 acre field before control. The Record warns farmers to beware bonfires matches and cigarette butts amid hot dry weather.
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Geo. Groff
Here
Former Pella Music Teacher Answers Carl
Hattie K. Stallard 79 died at her Omaha home Monday July 20 from cerebral hemorrhage. Remains brought to Pella and interred at Oakwood after committal service by Rev. R. Nordlund. Niece Edith Stallard accompanied the body. Stallard, daughter of Luke Stallard, spent her youth in Pella and was active in the Methodist church and a music teacher for several years.
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Hattie K. Stallard
Omaha
Nebr
Pella
Oakwood
R. Nordlund
Edith Stallard
Stallard
Luke Stallard
Miss Stallard
Senior Resident Leaves Iowa After Years Away
A resident who departed about 45 or 50 years ago traveled first to Des Moines and later to Omaha, where she has since resided, marking a long-standing relocation noted in local records.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Gasoline taxes and US fire losses cited in data note
A historical data note states there are about 205 accrued taxes included in gasoline prices. It also reports that United States fire losses last year totaled 259 million dollars, the lowest figure since 1916.
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United States
For Sale Good Potatoes Delivered in Town
For sale good potatoes at 1.35 per bushel delivered in town. Contact D. De Bruin by phone 661. Lost white canvas pipe belonging to oat huller around Otley near Pella Forest Ver Ploeg blue 383.
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D. de Bruin
Oat Huller
Otley
Pella
Forest Ver Ploeg
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de Wit's
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Irvin S. Cobb
America
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Madge Evans
Leo Carillo
Frank McHugh
Clark Gable
Jean Harlow
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Jack Sprat
Jack Sprat Fancy
Harvest Inn
Seregas
Royal Anne
van Camp
FEE
Sunkist
John den Hartog
Holland Queen Coffee
Vigo
Bassi
Morton’s
HILEX
Wyandotte Cleaner
Carl
Jersey and
Guernsey
South Woods Dairy
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