For Sale Classified: Poultry Lamps Hogs and More
A dense catalog of sale items including spring chickens at 20 cents per pound, multiple lamps, Poland China hogs, heavy duty batteries at Kuyper's Music House, apple varieties, Mahaska county farms for sale, two-year-old blackface ewes with a buck, coal delivered by Riggins or Bishop's, Sanico enamel ranges, Buck’s heaters, and furnace repairs. Contact numbers and names include Black, Red, Henry Kersbergen, Charley Victor, John Van Ginkel, Van Zante Bros., D. E. Hudson & Sons, Montezuma IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Iowa
D. E. Hudson & Sons
Montezuma
Mixed Advertisements Include Hosiery Pins and Hardware Bargains
The notice lists The World's Star Hosiery and Lingerie offering wool and cotton knit underwear for all ages with contact numbers, plus Van Zante Bros. Hardware promoting a shear sharpening service and a used gas engine tub washer. Henry Kersbergen disclaims responsibility for uncontracted bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bevan
Dave Bevan
van Zante Bros.’ Hardware
Aladdin lamp week at Van Zante Bros Hardware
Poultry services and sales fill a local page with offers including culling and worming at $2.00 per 100, battery and automotive items from Beyers Battery and Electric, Leghorn hens from Cor nie De Bruin, Duroe Jersey boars, and a fleet of used cars from VAN HOUWELING AUTO CO and Carl Beyers plus taxi service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Zante Bros.’ Hardware
Church Notes From Local Reformed and Baptist Churches
The schedule lists services at Second and Third Reformed and Baptist churches with pastors, times, and sermon titles. Topics include Christ's Message to the Church at Ephesus, Esther the Noble, Healing of Naaman, From Debit to Credit, and Biblical Authority for the Scriptures plus sermons on peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Reformed Church
Henry C. Jacobs
Ephesus
Christian Endeavor
Esther the Noble
Third Reformed Church
Naaman
Holland
Baptist Church
Charity begins at home avers welfare league
Citizens urged to report cases and aid only after thorough investigation. League aims to discourage idleness while helping willing workers find jobs and advising on budgets beyond clothing and food. Donations of usable clothing and canned goods welcomed as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avers Welfare League
Community Welfare League
League
Doc Cook tours towns after Leavenworth release
Eddyville residents recall the former sensational figure known for claiming to discover the North Pole. Since his Leavenworth term for misusing the mails, he has lectured across small towns on crime and its consequences. He urges youths to avoid city temptations and pursue clean, law-abiding lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddyville
Doc” Cook
North Pole
Leavenworth
Doc
Cook
Oskaloosa Paving Celebration Draws Regional Guests
The Oskaloosa Chamber of Commerce hosted a Friday banquet on the public square celebrating completed paving projects in southeastern Iowa. Speakers praised road improvements, urged keeping farm life appealing, and noted a shift from dirt to hard surfaced roads across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Hallowe’en
Jame Devit
California
Frank Beatty
Sigourney
Beatty
J. H. Johnson
Knoxville
Reverend Thompson
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
John Kendall
Fremont
Pella
Harvey Ingham
Register-Tribune
Des Moines
Polk County
E. V. Goad
Tive
Clothing Four-H Clubs Plan Work for 1931
Marion county Girls' Club Work chairwoman Mrs. C. S. Harvey announces 1931 clothing clubs. Local leaders will be organized with Ames assistance after the new year. Prospective club leaders include Mrs. J. C. Augustine Pleasantville Mrs. Victor Whitlatch Knoxville Mrs. Emerson Knoxville Mrs. Art Higgins Knoxville Mrs. Arminta Rose Bussey Mrs. Earl Sarvers Tracy Mrs. Harold Morgan Harvey Mrs. Joe Templeton Monroe Mrs. Clark Rankin Knoxville Mrs. Munson Livingston Monroe Hattie Harvey Knoxville Mrs. Ward Duncan Knoxville and Mrs. Carrie Hulleman Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Harvey
Marion County
Harvey
Ames
J. C. Augustine
Pleasantville
Victor Whitlatch
Knoxville
Emerson
Art Higgins
Arminta Rose
Bussey
Earl Sarvers
Tracy
Harold Morgan
Joe Templeton
Monroe
Clark Rankin
Munson Livingston
Hattie
Celebrated Tenor to Sing Here for Sacred Concert
The First Reformed church bulletin invites city residents to a sacred concert by Lloyd Jones on Monday evening, November 24, hosted by the Senior Christian Endeavor Society. Once a Metropolitan Opera star, he now performs sacred music and leads Christ centered Schools of Workers. tickets once cost 2 to 5 dollars. Attendees are urged to bring at least 10 cents as an offering.
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First Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Lloyd Jones
Jones
United States
Metropolitan Opera Co
Christ
Zion
Baptist Men Banquet To Be Held At Church Parlor
This evening at 6:00 o clock the Baptist church will host its first banquet and get together in the church parlors. An oyster supper music and a talk by Prof H P Fogdall of Penn College will headline the program with no plate charge. Invitation lists extend to all men connected with the church and the committee aims for full attendance to start a church movement among men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
P. Fogdall
Penn College
New Manager at Dutch Mill Station
Stuart Good, son of the Chronicle editor, became manager at Dutch Mill Service station on West Washington Street on Monday morning. He succeeds Fred Miller after several months in the position. he previously worked for Caterpillar Tractor Co. at Peoria until its plant closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Mill
West
Washington Street
Stuart Good
Chronicle
Fred Miller
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Peoria
Ill
Goldstein
Knoxville
Hard on Busses and Trucks Day Is County Republican
The article argues against road misuse and truck bans, noting Missouri will bar oversized vehicles from main routes. It also critiques property tax assessments based on residence cubic feet, predicting unequal burdens and evasion by affluent and past tax delinquents. The piece ends with a quip about dumbbells, accidental metaphor and social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Missouri
State Tax Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ant AD
Co-operative Exchange
Gerald Paardekooper
Finder
Chronicle Office
Hubert A. Wynberg
Call
Vogelaar
South St
C. W. Clement
Harold Sack
Washington
J. Hesselink
Inquire Chronicle Office
Mart Vander Linden
Kuyper
de Cook
Jonathan
Grimes
Henry Kersbergen
Mahaska County
Charley Victor
John van Ginkel
Otley
Riggins
Bishop's Coal
van Zante Bros
Buck's
Kennedy
Fada
Gillfillan
Dayton
Zenith
A. C
Music House
Set van Zante Bros
Macaroni “Space
Stonesi
Prunes “Epounde
BSELF
Ana Im
Brom-Hatchery
Beyers Battery and Electric Company
Cornie de Bruin
Leighton, Lows
Dodge
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
van Houweling Auto CO
Carl Beyers
Christian Scriptures
Biblical Authority
George Hankamp
the Church and Peace
Knoxville Journal
County Court House
Ralph Leopold
College Chapel
C. H. Michaels
Roy Stevens
M. L. Curtis
C. C. Loffer
Leo Paff
Gardner Cowles
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Walter Arout
Horace Campbell
H. B. Lewis
Myrtle Sheets
John N. Adams
M. D. Textrum
Smartaleckry
Taffy
Epitaphy
West Washington Street
Stewart Goad
Bauman Bros. Farm
Thomassen’s
Frompi Service
Warner & van Berkum
Oskaloosa Street
Pella, Iowa
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