General Synod visit eyed as big community event in Pella
The article notes a national minister shortage with 35,000 pastors and 5,000 yearly retirements, while 1,450 ministers graduate annually. It praises denominational colleges and outlines synod plans including a one million dollar pension endowment. It discusses resisting gender-based constitutional changes and urges Pella to warmly host next year’s General Synod, aligning with Holland colony anniversaries.
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Board of Education
Brown
Pella
General Synod
Reformed Church
Central College
Mississippi
Holland Colony
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Chautauqua Ticket Drive Urges Public Support
A local promotion praises Chautauqua as a premier educational institution offering inspiring messages and quality entertainment. Citizens are urged to buy tickets today to support the program.
American Legion notes on tours and events across Iowa
Congressman Royal C. Johnson leads a Mid land Chautauqua speaking tour in Iowa while Iowa youths apply for Fort Snelling citizen military camp. Iowa Legion groups report large initiations, leadership changes, and a Des Moines 88th division reunion planning team with diaries of organizers and venues.
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Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
American Legion
Iowa
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fred L. Lemmon
7Th Corps
Fort Crook
Nebr
Des Moines
E. S. Olmsted
Anan Raymond
J. T. McDermott
Omaha
Chas. W. Briggs
St. Paul
Leon Ainsworth
E. J. D. Larson
Minneapolis
Roland Hoyt
Russell Carlson
Pella Markets Quotations From Farmers Co operative Exchange
Market quotes from Pella Iowa list hogs per cwt corn per bushel wheat per bushel and oats per bushel. The text notes appreciation for recommendations from the minister and editor reaching the audience.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
Tanlac hailed as world leading medicine from distant sources
The Tanlac production links remote global regions from the Alps to the Andes to Dayton Ohio and Walkerville Canada. A new Dayton plant covers 60 000 square feet with capacity for 50 000 bottles daily and guarantees uniform quality through strict chemist inspections from root to bottle.
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Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
United States
New hog epidemic puzzles northwest Leighton farmers
Farmers northwest of Leighton face a strange hog disease not matching cholera. Vets are puzzled as affected hogs show no cholera symptoms and fail to respond to cholera treatments. Ben Jansen resides four and a half miles away, a detail from the report.
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Leighton
Ben Jansen
Disease losses and stockman advice from a rural brief
The report details pig losses on several farms near Leighton due to an epidemic, noting figures for miles northwest of Leighton and individuals Gerrit Grandia Harry Ver Steeg Walter Grandia and Ike Tuinstra. It includes early observations about contagion and ongoing experiments by hog men, cited from the Oskaloosa Herald. The second item argues GOOD TEMPER TEACHING, with a thrift magazine piece stressing patience and gentleness in handling farm animals and children, linking humane treatment to better outcomes.
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Leighton
Gerrit Grandia
Harry Ver Steeg
Walter Grandia
Ike Tuinstra
Oskaloosa Herald
Thrift Magazine
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