State Auditor Report of Pella Independent School District Funds
Receipt and disbursement summary for the Pella Iowa independent school district in Marion County for the year ending February 17 1916. Certified by D G Gosselink secretary as a true record copied from office records.
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Independent School District
Pella
Marion
Iowa
Pella High Prevails 43 to 12 Over Knoxville
Renaud led Pella with 11 field goals and 1 free throw in a 43 12 home victory over Knoxville. Lynhorst added 4, Nieswanger 3, Anderson 3, Vander Linden 1, with Wormhoudt 2 and Van Rees 3 contributing. Referee Keables. Tigers drop two on eastern Iowa road trip.
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Renaud
Pella
Nelswanger
Pella High
Knoxville
van Rees
R. G. Geddis Wormhoudt
L. G. Anderson
Synhorst
Amos VanderLinden
R.F. Nieswanger
Renaud L. F. Dickerson
Lynhorst
Wormhboudt
Vander Linden
Nieswanger
Anderson
Niewanger
Keables
Tigers
Pella Tiger
Iowa
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Rhynsburger
Sack
Beyers
Central
Rillahan
Columbus Jct
Welle
Columbus
Geo. VerSteeg
Parsons College
Democratic State Convention Called in Clinton Iowa May 10 1916
A Democratic delegate convention for Iowa is called to meet in Clinton on May 10 1916 at 10:00 a m. It will fill a vacancy for delegate at large or alternate to the National Convention in St Louis June 14 1916 and instruct delegates per primary results. Representation is one per county plus one per 200 voters or major fraction of votes for Hamilton in 1914. Marion County earns 13 delegates. The call is issued by the Democratic State Central Committee of Iowa.
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Democratic Party of
Iowa
Clinton
St. Louis
John T. Hamilton
Marion County
Democratic State Central Committee of
J. W. Reynolds
Ww. I. Branagan
Prize Winners Tri-County Boy's Corn Show
The Tri-County event lists Class A winners Sam VerSteeg Vernie DeBruin and others with placements from 1st to 9th. Class B top two Arie Vink and Vernie DeBruin. Class C winners Clarance Mathes Julus Ustermarkt Russel Den Hoedt Gerard Roorda Abraham VanderBeek Ben Ver Steeg John Gosselink John R Van Gorp Tice VanDyk. Class D 1st Tice VanDyk 2nd John VanderBeek. Amateur Class B winners H Nieuwland Abraham Goemaat John Kaweriik Lester VanGorp Dick Kolenbrander Arnold Matites.
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Sam VerSteeg
Vernie DeBruin
Gerrit Vink
Dorsey den Hoedt
Raymond Mathes
Adrain Vender Linden
John Roorda
Arie Vink
Clarance Mathes
Julus Ustermarkt
Russel den Hoedt
Gerard Roorda
Abraham VanderBeek
Ben Ver Steeg
John Gosselink
John R. van Gorp
Tice VanDyk
Tice. VanDyk
John VanderBeek
H. Nieuwland
Abraham ,Goemaat
John, Kaweriik
Lester VanGorp
Dick Kolenbrander
Arnold ‘Matites
Dia” Gobaenlaies
Ge“ VanHouwe
Clarance
Corn Show Results and Seed Health Notes at Prairie City
The report covers Class G H I divisions with winners Adrain VanderLinden and Vernie DeBruin, plus the Best 30 ears prize. It notes seed corn vitality ranging from 2 to 68 percent strong, urging 15 ears per hill for a better stand. VanderWaal Bros offer a $25 harness prize for next winter, and Dr P A Edmand offers a riding bridle. Local visits include John H VerSteeg and the DeHaan family visiting Prairie City relatives.
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Vernie DeBruin
John VanderLinden
the van Dyk
John VanderBeek
Martin Vink
Arie Vink
Adrain VanderLinden
Kernel
Dorsey den Hoedt
Douglass
Vander Waal Bros
P. A. Edmand
John H. VerSteeg
Hand Painted Sepia Portraits Stir Local Photography Scene
Oskaloosa photographer George A Gesman announces a novel hand painted sepia portrait with a hand worked background for perfect perspective. Each portrait features a unique permanent background, offering an artistic, exclusive effect that is costly but highly desirable and generating local interest.
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George ‘A. Gesman
High Avenue West
Oskaloosa
Wanted column solicitation for local publisher plan
A large magazine house seeks an active man or woman in the community to handle a special, highly profitable plan. Good opening for the right party. Address with two references Publisher Box 155 Times Square Station New York City. 9 10. found a pair of mittens owner can reclaim by calling Chronicle office and paying for this notice.
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Times Square
New York City
Chronicle
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D. G. Gosselink
School House Fund
G. M. Bechtel & Co
Prem
W. F. Kucharo & Co
Bks
National Crayon Co
Areo
Jas
Ss. Cox
Mrs. Slycoard
Vander ‘Syde
Reeves
Jacob
Tri-County Boy’s Corn Show
Marian Cole Fisher
Pansy Bowen
United States
Chicago
Paris Exposition
France
Harry DeHaan
Prairie City
George A. Gesman
Devia
Oskeloosa Herald
J. Blommers & Co
Pella, Iowa
Timothy
Sudan
Seal of Minnesota Flour and
Madelia Best
Pratts
Cole
Ourself
Pratts Heg
Hes Cole's Seed Store