Local notes from Pella and vicinity mix visits and health reports
Mrs J M Cox returns from a two week visit to Seattle Salem and Portland accompanied by Mrs Sallie De Cook and Mrs W G Vander Ploeg. Multiple locals visit family friends. John Vander Linden and Herman Sedrel hospitalized. A new son born near Oskaloosa. Prairie City corn yields vary from five to fifty five bushels per acre amid local travel and social events. William Muilenberg suffers a second stroke and remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Cox
Seattle
Wash
Salem
Portland
Ore
Sallie de Cook
John N. Vander Linden
Mahaska County Hospital
Herman Sedrel
Bussey
Mr. Sedrel
Pella
John van Dyke
Gessent van Pilsum
Prairie City
Bert’ van Domselaar
William Muilenberg
Indian Politics in India Round Table Debates and Trust
A J A Curtis from Donakonda analyzes the Hindu Mohammedan Sikh and Untouchable divisions shaping the Round Table Conference. He notes the small Christian delegation, press influence, the Bharatiya political mood, and the need for mediator roles by Indian Christians and missionaries within the British Raj. The piece cites Gandhi and Swaraj as conflicting currents amid a cautious move toward moderation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
America
India Congress
Congress
London
Miss Mayo
Mr. Ghandi
Mohai Medan
Christ
Eace
Quiet India Report Shows Loyalist Leanings and Limited Disruption
The account notes few bombings and murders among officials, with widespread quiet in the region despite some disorders in Bezwada Guntur and Nelore. Hindu and Muslim communities largely condemn agitators, elections favor conservative leaders, Christian work largely continues, and schools face occasional picketing by Congress volunteers while preaching endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezwada
Guntur
Nellore
India
Congress
Sing And A Song Will Return Ctd Growl And You Hear Grumblings
A terse antique line notes that singing prompts a response while growling elicits grumbling sounds. The wording suggests a proverb style observation on cause and reaction in auditory exchanges. It contains no clear people places or organizations.
RAT SNAP Cake Delivers Rodent Control Portable Sizes
Puritan Drug Co and Ideal Pharmacy sell RAT SNAP the old reliable rodent destroyer. Cakes in 35¢, 65¢, and $1.25 sizes for kitchens, chicken houses, farms, or small buildings. Money back if it fails. Guaranteed and sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan Drug CO
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Iowa
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J. H. Cochrane
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van Ness
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Phyllis Cook
Ben Woods
John Leffers
Harry McGraw
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Gary Vogelaar
Northern
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H. H. Geelhoed
Rochester Minn
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Mayo Bros
G. V. Orr
Willys-Overland Co
Pacific Coast Division
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Orr
Y. T. van Niewaal
W. A. Young
The
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Long Beach
L. P. Benitema
H. Williams
Ottumwa
Tom Jolly
Chrysanthemums
DeJong Floral &SeedCo
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Florsheim
van Rees
Bootery
East Side Square
J. A. Curtis
Donakonda
Pella High School
Des Moines Reziater
Fillsrats
Gezel
Duco Shop
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