Local births and community notes fill Ottumwa area life
Prof and Mrs Richard Lewis announce the birth of a daughter Michaes Louise last Sunday at 7 40 AM. Numerous residents travel for visits, school sessions, and trips to Chicago and Des Moines. Several births, illnesses, and relocations are noted, with church and hospital events, travel to the Century of Progress, and repairs at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis
Michaes Louise
Lucile Plette
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Harry Awtry
Louis Vander Wilt
North Chicago
R. A. Awtry
A. T. Klein
Henry Vander Wil
Oscar Backlet
Davenport
Albert de Wild
de Jong
Fred Lankelma
Betty
Knoxville
Paul Lautenbach
Margaret Anne Varenkamp
Chicago
Chris le Cocq
New Sharon
B. Blommers
Henry Ver Steeg
Des Moines
J. Veenstra
John Dicleman
Bess
Frank Creed
Newton
J. Vander Syde
Mae Plette
Century of Progress
Lenora Hartman
Marengo
8S. F. Cole
2. L. Morgan
Cora Lorenz
J. W. Helt
M. Rawlings
Francise
Dunlap
Casper
Wyoming
Paris Bill Fixes Wheat Price for Farmers
A Paris chamber of deputies approved a bill to assure fair returns for French farmers by setting a minimum wheat price at 1.55 dollars per bushel. A hog processing tax to fund farm act administration was also approved to improve hog and corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Farm Act
Walters Newton Named to Home Loan Board Amid Roosevelt Shakeup
Washington notes Walter Newton, former Hoover secretary, named to the Home Loan Board in a move tied to a Roosevelt-Hoover promise. Congress closes a hectic session with debates over veterans relief and farm extension cutbacks as London talks loom and Roosevelt strengthens administration control ahead of the 1934 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Walter Newton
Hoover
Home Loan Board
Roosevelt
Newton
Walter
Congress
Esident
London
Cordell Hull
United States
Wallace
George Peek
Charles Brand
Congress Endorses Wallace Agricultural Plan And Reform Drive
The session approved major reforms including suspending gold payments, remonetizing silver, banning gold exports, creating a three billion dollar paper currency, canceling the gold clause, and accepting silver from foreign debtors. Beers legalized under 8.2 percent alcohol, prohibition repeal moved, and widespread government reorganization approved. Initiatives for unemployment relief, reforestation camps, TVA, national bank holiday, banking reforms, insurance deposits, blue sky law, and expanded taxes were enacted as the White House program gained tight control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Muscle Shoals
An Ananias Club tale of Dad and Beck the flying cow
I W Petty recalls a tall yarn about an old man named Dad who logged the Dakotas and owned a flying cow Beck. The tale blends Paul Bunyan lore with magical sky hooks and half-bossie creatures as prosperity fades and the river heat drives odd events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananias Club
I. W. Petty
Tillamook, Ore
Petty
Pacific Coast
Paul Bunyan
Beck
Paul
Dad
Carl
Roosevelt Saturday on this personal influence behind the effort
Roosevelt discusses personal influence behind efforts to reduce cotton crop as a means to pressure white workers. The article mentions an engineer life and a voyage including travel toward New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Birthday Poem For Grandpa Vander Linden
Mrs Rene G Rozenboom of Grand Rapids Michigan writes a birthday poem for Mr N L Vander Linden. The verse thanks God for seventy nine years, wishes togetherness, grace, and continued life among family, and expresses hope of meeting above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Grandpa
N. L. Vander Linden
Rene G
Rozenboom
Grand_Rapids
Michigan
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Gerrit Bennink
Oskaloosa
First Reformed Church
Delos Walraven
Gerrit Walraven
F. F. Carpenter
Bert Olivier
Ottey
Lena de Jong
William de Jong
Paterson
N. d
Peter de Jong
Cation Visw
S. Vander Schaaf
Florence Black
Western Union Telegraph Office
Charles Binck
Batavia
Gerrit Rysdam
Velmas
S. M. Ditch
Ottumwa
Jean Johnson
Wilbur Johnson
Reuben de Haan
Kansas
A. van Donselaar
Robert Aaron
Charles van Vliet
Artie Vander Berg
Janet de Kock
Bertha Heyveld
Gerrit Kuyper
Mrs. Wilson Clark
Mrs. M. Verros
Dave Verros
Julia van Arkel
A. W. Gysen
D. Vander Waal
Elizabeth Hoksbergen
Henrietta Hoksbergen
Bethel Ladies Aid
Gosselink
I'red Calhoon
W. H. Palmer
Keota
S. F. Cale
Marie Hoffman
Denver, Colo
A. Hoffman
Alice Vanden Beard
Boland
Albia
Henry van Roekel
Kate Beard
Martha Firth
H. S. Keables
Rantoul
Ill
Roy Wright
Wright
Keables
Beard
J. Sterrenberg
R. Ver Heul
John van Hemert
Main Street
Nick Brand
Western States
John Brand
J. H. Taylor
Dorothy
Fred Lautenbach
Des Moines Wadnasday
Paul Blommers
Robert Gosselink
Peter de Kock
Frances Bailey
Iowa City
Bob Lautenbach
New York
Jack Atureby
D. Hines
Peter de Haan
Jacob de Haan
Harold Johnson
R. M. Smithome
C. Evers
Holland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Evers
Board of
Hope College
Isaac le Gocgy
Mason
Orange City
H. C. Payne
Carl Aschenbrenner
CG. I. Fox
Polk County Medical Society
W. J. Ripring
Aar
Ruth Leydens
C. H. Ireland
Anamosa Reformatory
McClelland
Iowa
Pella
Tysseling’s Shoe Store
East Side Square
Pella, Lowa
William Devon
Cincinnati
Henry County
Kreichbaum
Burlington
James Griswold
Augusta
Griswold
Taiai
Gerald ‘Blackwood
Eddyville
Howard Allgood
Truis Walderback
Teo
Et Anamosa
Army
White House
Talipdlus
Sande
Orléans
Idole
del Monte
van Camp’s
Oyster Shell
Christian
West Market Square
Pella, IA
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Munsing
Swik Sin Ae
Sala
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