Mahaska County Plans Bond Vote for Road Paving
The Mahaska County Board of Supervisors calls an April 14 election on a 1 million dollar bond to pave 32 miles of primary roads from Oskaloosa and gravel the county’s 85 miles of primary roads. State aid totals about 518,000, with paving of White Way and other Oskaloosa roads planned if approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Mahaska County
Oskaloosa
State Highway Commission
Town Good Roads Association
Wapello
Mahaska
Johnson County
Pella
Marion County
College Notes Inspire with Recitals and Glee Club Tour
Dr. Hoffman led chapel and praised the students while Sadler pupils performed a piano recital at the Conservatory. The Boys Glee Club broadcasts from Omaha on Friday March 26, and an Advance Society Civil War drama debuts April 28 at the High School Auditorium. The group announces a Boys Glee Club tour with multiple town stops and a forthcoming home concert on April 29 featuring a lively college play.
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the Advance Society
Sadler
Home concert broadcast by Boys Glee Club on WOAW Omaha
Prof. Bosch directs the Boys Glee Club during rehearsal. They plan a broadcast from WOAW in Omaha Friday March 26 from 5 30 to 6 00 PM. Students and faculty enjoyed German selections aided by Conservatory Piano Quartet. Mrs Liggett and Winifred Hacke on sick list. Nicholas Gosselink named teacher of music and science at Hospers High School.
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The
Boys Glee Club
Omaha
WOAW
Prof. Bosch
Nicholas Gosselink
Hospers High School
Nick
Hospers
Elva Mae van Houweling
Leonora Gaass
Thome
Conservatory Piano Quartette
Proof of Will Hearing Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice is given that an instrument purporting to be the lost will of Gerrit Den Hartog is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office Marion County Iowa. A hearing is set for May 4 1926 at the May term to allow interested persons to be heard. Walter Kester Clerk of District Court Knoxville Iowa date March 20 1926.
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District Court of Iowa
Marion County
Iowa
Gerrit den Hartog
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Central College Ladies' Glee Club Tours and Traditions
The Central College Ladies Glee Club, sixteen regular members plus four alternates, rehearses twice weekly under Mrs Liggett and Wilhelmine Meyer. The group seeks to blend voices and scholastic standing, records eleven annual tours from Iowa to New York, and plans a Chicago-first two week trip this year. A reunion for alumni occurs during Commencement week, when two year pins are awarded and a new college songs book is produced with Dr. Wesselink’s scheduling support.
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Wilhelmine Meyer
Liggett
The
Christian College
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Chicago
Glee Club
Dr. Wesselink
Churches in Chicago Second Englewood South Holland First Ref
Chicago area church notices list churches including Second Englewood First Ref and South Holland congregations. Details brief and focused on listings rather than events.
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Chicago
Englewood
South Holland
Chicago and Midwest towns linked by radio broadcasts
Radio programs will be broadcast from Chicago and Davenport linking communities in Wisconsin and Iowa including Waupun Freesland Randolph Alta Milwaukee Morrison Davenport and Columbus Junction. The arrangement covers churches in Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa with broadcasts extending to multiple cities.
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Chicago
Cicero Res
Second Roseland
Wisconsin
Waupun
Freesland
Randolph
Alta
Milwaukee
Morrison, Ill
Davenport
Iowa
Columbus Junction
Quotations on character and wit from diverse musings
A collection of aphoristic lines on genius and work, loneliness and self sufficiency, judgments of others, attitude toward life, and humorous reflections on punctuation and sentiment. The remarks touch on self discipline, perception, and social behavior with a light conversational tone.
Keep a Goin By Frank L Stanton
Poem fragment blends verses about perseverance with a digressive line about New York readers and Izaak Walton League dissatisfaction in Iowa over Storm Lake fishing practices. The readable portion presents themes of resilience and persistence amid hardship.
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Frank L. Stanton
Burgeoning Fish Toe Used in High Class Feasts
An article notes about 150000 pounds of buffalo carp and sheep head taken recently, sold to upscale restaurants and hotels under pretentious titles. The state collects one fourth of sales, while the fishers keep the rest. Game fish are returned to water, but Isask Walton adherents claim many are killed. Few carp are caught as they bury in lake sand and mud in winter.
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Isask Walton
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Yvonne Aschenbrenner
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Mr. Boggs
Des Moines
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Prairie View
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the Chronicle
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Rock Valley
Doon
Lester
Rock Rapids
Victor Reed
the Pella Chronicle
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James
Winifred
Mrs. Liggett
Central College Ladies’ Glee Club
Wrath
New York Daily Papers
Izaak Walton League
Fish and Game Department
Storm Lake
Smart Spring
High Avenue
Rivola Theater
Oskaloosa, Iowa
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