FARM WOMEN AT THE ROUSH HOME
Cordova Iowa June 15 Mr and Mrs George Allen and son Warren G and A E Cronkhite and son Harry of Attica visited at the Roy Karr home Sunday. A long farm note and civic items conclude with commentary on unusual weather and natural world upheaval.
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Cordova
Iowa
George Allen
Warren G
A. E. Cronkhite
Harry
Attica
Roy Karr
R. M. Hart
Des Moines
Kenneth Mederking
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Fred Karr
John Waardhuizen
Oskaloosa
Irene
Angeline
Ber
Pair Oaks
Summit Township
A. W. Butts
Moberly
Ed Fowler
Melvin Butts
Henry Muilenberg
Charley Ford
Betty
Wm. Karr
C. C. Cores
Amos Jones
Farm Bureau
Tila Roush
van Vliet
Omaha
Jo Muilenberg
Newton
Arnold Klein
Pleasantville
Bart Klyn
Blanche
Delight
Garley Klyn
Beryl van den Berg
Vander Wal
Kelderman
Celia de Vries
John Buwalda
Go To Newton For Operation In Peoria Area
Peoria residents note several visits and health updates. Harold Sheesly and family attended Oliver Wilson’s funeral in Reasnor after his sudden heart trouble. Gladys Pothoven underwent mastoid surgery at Newton hospital with a positive recovery outlook. Jacob Stouwie expected to return home from the Newton hospital this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Harold Sheesly
Reasnor
Oliver Wilson
M. Franje
Pella
C. Spoelstra
Anna Vander Molen
G. Stewie
Leighton
D. H. Kromminga
Grand Rapids
John Geenen
New Sharon
Louis Ozinga
Martin Vander Melen
Peter Dahm
Menderd Stewie
Gladys Pothoven
Otto Pothoven
Newton
Jacob Stouwie
Harvey Old Time Resident Dies in Harvey Iowa
Mrs Art Redding resumes chief clerk duties at Paul Thomassen store after returning from Washington Iowa. Wilson Sand Company opens new office in a building built after a major fire. Longtime Harvey resident Morgan Bryant dies aged 64 from lung hemorrhage. His son Hugh Bryant suffers a rock blast accident at a coal mine and faces possible eye removal. Dr Rallston expands practice with new quarters in Neiswanger block.
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Harvey
Iowa
Art Redding
Paul Thomassen
Washington
Young Halesworth
Wilson Sand Company
Morgan Bryant
Eureka Cemetery
Hugh Bryant
Bryant
Town City
Rallston
Neiswanger Block
Des Moines Sightseeing Trip by Editor and Family
The editor, his family, and John Kloostra visit Des Moines to see Mercy Hospital and the State Capitol. They tour Capitol Hill, admire the war memorials, and dine at Tom Constantine’s restaurant where he pays the bill. The piece notes traffic, hospital value, and regional resilience.
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Des Moines
Pella
Capitol City
The
Chronicle
John Kloostra
Central College
Dutch Mill
Mercy Hospital
State Capitol
Mr. Kloostra
Capitol Hill
Iowa City
Capitol
Bang
Tom Constantine
Tom
Sunshine and fresh air urged by Iowa health officials
The Iowa State Department of Health extols free sunshine and fresh air for growth and health, with cautious use for adults and stepwise sun exposure for children. It warns against excessive tanning and sunburn, notes seasonal cod liver oil for winter, and provides weekend disease reports by county, listing cases of diphtheria, scarlet fever, typhoid, smallpox, measles, mumps, tuberculosis, tetanus, erysipelas, syphilis, gonorrhea, and other infections.
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Iowa
Jasper
Webster
Woodbury
Des Moines
Polk
Cerro Gordo
Lee
Wright
Oping
Black Hawk
Marion County census reveals age gender and foreign origin figures
The 1930 census shows Marion County with 129 divorced men and 88 divorced women, 483 widowed men and 878 widowed women. It details singles and marriages by age, school attendance by age group, infant counts, and large shares of foreign born whites by country, plus native white counts by ancestry. Agriculture leads occupations with 3569 men, followed by wholesale and retail trade, building, forestry, mining, and other sectors.
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Marion County
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Switzerland
France
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Yugoslavia
Russia
Italy
Canada
Pape's Diapepsin Praised By Satisfied Patient
A patient credits Pape's Diapepsin with ending years of indigestion pains after following a doctor's orders. The ad touts the candy like tablets endorsed by leading physicians and available at drug stores, offering a free trial box upon request to Wheeling West Virginia.
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Pape
Wheeling
W. Va
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Terry
Bird Kingdom
Chimney Swift
Gerrit L. Dykstra
Otley
Princess Theatre
Sidney Blackmer
James Gleason
Polly Moran
Lester Vail
Marie Prevost
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
M. Stouwie
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Capitol
Des Des Moines
Linn
Dubuque
Boone
Sac
Buena Vista
Tuberculosis
Clayton
Clinton
Marion
O'Brien
Palo Alto
Grandy
United States Public Health Service
ANE
Bayer
Towa
United States
Russian
Greece
Grace Wheeler
Church St
Highland Park
Detroit
Michigan
Clay
Dallas
Franklin
Indiana
Knoxvill
Lake Prairie
Liberty
Erry
Pleasant Grove
Red Rock
Summit A
Swan
Union
HAMM
Auto Top Co
High Ave
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Chevrolet
Flint
Indianapolis
White Way Auto Company
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