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Weekly Visits With Friends in Town and Country AGENTS OF C KOLE DIE ONLY TWO DAYS APART RELIEF IS SLOW COMING
A long field notes several visits among local families, detailing Corne lius Kole and family history, military service, farming life, and memories of World War I. The piece recounts farm conditions, Measles, poultry trends, and economic struggles, with reflections on Dutch ancestry and a rotating cast of neighbors and relatives. The report includes two days apart deaths, farm improvements, and plans for future visits as residents cope with drought and depression era pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Kole
C. Kole
Philip H. Olivier
Olivier
Pella
Cole
Oliver
Mr. Cole
Kole
John Kole
Highway 163
Ter
Earth
Mr. Kole
Jacob
Hawthorn
N. J
Henry
Old Home Place
David
Cornelius
Holland
John van Wyk
The
View
Kansas
van Wyke
France
U. S
Chronicle
van Haaften
van Heaften
Joe
John Bogaards
Mr. Bogaards
Anne Bogaards
Bogaards
Ed Bogaards
John
Pethoven
Adrew Pothoven
H. W. Breuklander
Gerrit van Heukelem
William Goulooze
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. den Hartog
Monroe
Jacob Pothoven
M. van Gorp
Home For the Aged
John Vos
E. C. Kruseman
Boguards
Viola
Elmer van Zee
Mr. van Zee
Leona Breuklander
Louis van Roekel
Gerrit van Roekel
Louis
Richard
Vic Borkss
de Eal
Tom de Bruin
Roy
Rs. van Roekel
Hoksbergen
de Nooy
Iowa
Jacob Boat
Nellie
Peter Rus
Peoria
Lena
Warren School
Andrew
Frederick
Miss de Nooy
Grundy Center
Whch
Johanna de Nooy