Iowa News Spark Wins and Plans Across the State
Iowa voters approved an $85,000 school measure at New Virginia by 242 to 127 and Cedar Rapids cast a $240,000 bond for a school. Fort Madison pursues a $100,000 hospital plan. Scott county votes on $1,250,000 hard road bonds April 12. Black Hawk County namesake Chief Blackhawk cited. Hog receipts at Sioux City hit a February record of 381,342. Rhode Island hen lays 26 eggs in February. Clarion forms a hair preservation club at high school. Des Moines hosts Poppy Day on May 29. state nurses report 491 maternity cases with no deaths. Public health boosts Iowa’s interior revenue as auto ownership doubles in five years. Iowa officials note wealth per person highest in the nation. Sioux City builds conduit. Linde Air buys Davenport site for a $260,000 plant. Iowa farmers push corn contracts and soy bean planting trends.
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New Virginia
King's Daughters
Fort Madison
Scott County
Black Hawk County
Blackhawk
Sioux City
W. E. Poogue
Rhode Island
Clarion
Cedar Rapids
Clarion High School
Iowa
P. M. Dahlen
Cascade
Burbank
Towa
113Th Cavalry
Iowa National Guard
Fort Riley
Kansas
Camp Dodge
Public Health Nurses’ Association
Des Moines
Samuel Simmons
American Legion
Legion
Employment Bureau of the
State Bureau of Inspection
State Department of Agriculture
Ora Willams
Internal Revenue Office
George M. Alle
Newell
Census Bureau
Della Cochenower
Hunholdt County
Lowa Pountey
Coliseum
L. C. Perkins
R. L. Polk & Co
F. M. Hubbell
Woodland Cemetery
National Pharmacists Assocation
Osceola
Florida Everglades
J. M. Walsh
St Mary's Parish
Ottumwa
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Fonda
Charles K. Thomas
Traer
John A. Beyer
Iowa State
Fred L. McMillan
Arnold's Park
Eli Township
Wright County
State Industrial School For Boys
Alfred Robbins
Grand Lodge of Free Masons
Enel
America
Land Lodge
Farm Crops Department
Towa State College
Otley News Busy Local Notes and Marital Updates
Local items from Otley cover visits by Price and Van Zante families, church and school affairs, and a spate of farm news. Reports note new poultry outputs, road conditions, a Sunday mining convention trip, and a road accident with a rider thrown from a horse. several Otley residents travel to neighboring towns for events and visits.
Local notes from Olivet area and nearby towns
A fragmented Olivet and vicinity记 community page lists visits and appearances in nearby towns. It notes Mrs Art Green of Oskaloosa staying with parents Mr and Mrs John Perfect, John Shafer visiting the Sam Sedrel home, and several Pella calls by Charles Zylstra and Will and Henry Kreeling. Eva Dixon shopped in Oskaloosa, Beekhuizen relatives hosted by Mrs Arie Hol, Lt McCombs reported a daughter in Mahaska Hospital needing surgery, and Sam Sedrel, Frank Barnes, and the De Geest and Coleman families are mentioned in various Sunday and Thursday engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Price
Des Moines
Aart van Zante
Albert van Zante
N. Pannekoek
Pella
Farmers Co-operative
Wm. Rootselaar
Monroe
Cox
Knoxville
John Freeken
Albert Poe
Otley
Richard Verought
Newton
Pauline Redding
Harvey
Dave Fennema
Nona Bruce
Marion van Houweling
Pete van Hemert
Ira Vriezelaar
H. L. Renaud
Oskaloosa
Harry Heemstra
Henry Vriezelaar
N Bentum
Prairie
Carl Freeken
Albert Sandmeier
Pannek
Prairie City
Saturda
Emma Josephine Kaldenberg
Conrad Leyden
Clarence Renaud
John de Reus
J. B. Vriezelaar
Renaud
Arie K. Ver Heul
Henry Vander Werf
George McCombs
Virgil
Luther McCombs
Leon Dixon
Helwick
West of Tracey
Sam Sedrel
Margaret Brandt
Bess de Witt
Art Green
John Perfect
John Shafer
Sam
Arie
Whithatch & Wells
Davi Cubom
Art
McCombs
Pete Olivier
Lacey
Mahaska Hospital
High School Department Highlights On Ethics And Arts
Le Roy Veenstra writes on respect equal rights and fair chances for all. The piece discusses human rights, work conditions, and specialization, followed by school notices on programs, performances, and student activities at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Veenstra
Busine
Party Punch for Fifty Persone
Recipe style note lists ingredients for a large punch: sugar water tea lemon juice orange juice pineapple cherries and juice oranges ginger ale and extra water. Suggests serving for about fifty people with mixed beverages and ready to mix.
College Notes Preview Glee Clubs and Recitals Across Oska loosa
College notes detail chapel talks by Coach Kettering and a Penn debate report by Dean Pietenpol. Recitals by Edna Vande Meer, Nicholas Gosselink, and pupils of Prof. Smelser at Chapel Hall, with Boys and Girls Glee Clubs hosting concerts and a radio broadcast by Huron College Glee Club. Paul Bruins improves, and upcoming concerts promise strong turnout as teams prepare for Monday departures.
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Kettering
Dean Pietenpol
Penn
Edna Vande Meer
Nicholas Gosselink
Oskaloosa
Prof
Smelser
Huron College Glee Club
Huron
South Dakota
WLAG
Minneapolis
Rock Island Train Schedule Summary
Eastbound passenger numbers 472 and 474 and westbound 475 with times 10 10 a m and 4 08 p m. Local freight 882 and 831 with morning runs 7 45 a m. Freight for shipment to station by 6 00 p m the prior day. Local freights also carry passengers per timetable from Howell Iowa.
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Iowa News
Stour City
Perry Creek
Linde Air Products Company
Hobbins
George Washington University
H.C. Churchman
Marshall Canning Company
Marshalltown
Roland
Otley News
Christine Bruins
Charlotte van der Ploeg
Cantrall
Hi-V
Miss Jewell
Marion Frush
Jennie van Gruenen
Edith Kyger
Nina Gosselink
Janet Boswelt
Kathryn Cochrane
Mae Plette
Lenore Ballangee
Esther Kuyper
Bailey
Mansford Ver Steeg
Patrick Henry
Frances Ver Steeg
Arie Rempe
Harry Hesselink
Girls Ukelele
Boyabus
Kissabus
Henry Huizenga
Henry
Bell Clothing Store
H. S
Miss Hafner
Indy
College
Cancer
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Glee Club
College Glee Clubs
Paul Bruins
Nick Gosselink
Frank Brower
Fred van Doorninck
Pedro de Jong
Lizzy
Simpson
Helen Vander Pal
Harriet Frush
Eva Klein
Henrietta Roelofs
Leonora Ellicott
Lucile Plette
Rock Island Train Service
Hbo
Howell
Kemp
Balsam
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