Pella Public School Notes Highlight Activities and Corn Club
Anna Vander Linden visits, cantata underway, freshmen and sophomore shifts in place. Clubs and exams wrap up, with Mr Alberts praised for guiding literary societies. Second semester starts, new studies Economy and Practical Law begin. Herbert Kaufman quotes appear, farm youth urged to join corn club with state and local prizes offered. Send entries to C W Bond in Knoxville, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bond
Knoxville
Corn Club Champions Yield 1918 Iowa Boys
Marion B. Bell of Iowa county won with 119.1 bushels per prize acre, while Dugald McTavish of Linn county followed with 109.1 bushels. Iowa’s 36 county champions averaged 73.8 bushels per prize acre across 3 to 45 acres each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Farm Bureau
Iowa
Marion B. Bell
Iowa County
Dugald McTavish
Linn County
Crestomathian Literary Society Program
The Crestomathian Literary Society announces Friday night April 4 program featuring Alma Reitveld piano solo readings by Delwin De Haan Irma Visser Frances LeCocq Nicholas Gosselink Gertrude Neuenesch An Inventor's Wife The Hat at the Theatre Original Story Cornet Solo Farce Book Review Gradus De Kock Monologue Henry Grundman Original Poem Marion Veenstra Journal Madeline Calhoun Vocal Solo Tillie Beerends Critic's Report Mr Albert.
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Crestomathian Literary Society
Alma Reitveld
Delwin de Haan
Irma Visser
Frances LeCocq
Nicholas Gosselink
Gertrude Neuenesch
Cornet
Gradus de Kock
Henry Grundman
Marion Veenstra
Madeline Calhoun
Tillie Beerends
Albert
Proof of Will In Marion County Iowa Hearing May 1919
Notice that a last will and testament of Jan Y. de Vries, deceased, is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office Knoxville Iowa. The May term 1919 begins May 6 with hearing for all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Jan Y. de Vries
Harold Clements
Knoxville
End the War Now or Lose Your War Bond Record
On October 1, 1918, the public was urged to support Victory bonds in 1919, arguing that ending the war earlier would have saved lives and reduced costs. The piece challenges readers to consider memory, patriotism, and final financial obligation, urging commitment to finish the job.
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United States
Germany
Uncle Sam's Credit Strength Against World Debt
The piece argues that the U S government has rapidly paid down foreign debt since 2014 and now holds a large external credit position. It notes reducing interest obligations to Europe, with estimates of a 500 million dollar annual inflow, and asserts strong U S credit ratings across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Europe
Coum
Last Days of Kaiser at Spa Revealing Flight in Autos
An eyewitness color sergeant recalls Kaiser William II at Spa before abdication. The ex-emperor fled in motorcars after an open country stop, while German troops scrambled for vehicles and fuel. Hindenburg faced orders to form soldiers councils as allied leaders averted broader catastrophe.
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Julian Grande
New York Times
William
Kaiser
Spa
William Hohenzollern
Erzberger
Scheidemann
Erzberger, Scheidemann and Company
Erzberger and Company
White Castle
Berlin
Hindenburg
Foch
Haig
Pershing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pella
Anna Vander Linden
Walter Butts
John Rillahan
All Stars
Oskalooza
Fanny Bloom
Ed Schreiner
Benjamin Franklin
Herbert Kaufman
Chicago
Ames
Des Moines
National Club
Star Corn Club
Literary Society
George Ade
Oak Grove Nursery
A. Ver Ploegh & Son
West 2Nd and
Monroe St
Sam
Guard
War Lord
Fletcher
CAS
Oria
Lay
Dalley Corporations
I. W. Bosveld
West First Street
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