Local social notes and obituaries from Otley area
Mrs H H Gosselink and daughter Nannie visited the U Van Zee home in Otley. Duk De Roni had an appendicitis operation in Oskaloosa last Friday. Wilma Vanilzsien is recovering from a serious illness. Huckster wagons have paused for winter. Henry Brummel and Connie Roorda visited Wm Vander Kraan in Prairie City. Emma Rempe’s typhoid relapse prompted care. Garrit Brower and two Peoria visitors at Vanswink home. Mrs John Wouda, born 1840, died in 1913. married 1867. ten children born. grief to husband and remaining kin. Family thanks helpers during illness. Gerrit Hoekstra family attended the funeral and visited others. J B Vriezelaar did business in Des Moines. Albert Hiemstra bought Monroe property auctioned Saturday. Jacob VanZante moved to Monroe. Tra Vrieselaar and family visited Vriezelaar area. John Walker of Moline visiting Frank Walker. Mrs L B Wheeler of Fort Dodge visiting Frank Walker. Birthday surprise for Tennis VanZante on his 58th birthday with relatives, music, and games. The language cited about politics discusses President Wilson and tariff debates. mixed editorials from Sioux City Tribune and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gosselink
Nannie
Pella
U. van Zee
Duk de Roni
Oskaloosa
Wilma Vanilzsien
Henry Brummel
Connie Roorda
Wm. Vander Kraan
Prairie City
Emma Rempe
Garrit Brower
Peoria
B Vanswink
John Wouda
Nederland
Gerrit Hoekstra
Near Pella
J. Wouda
Jacob Poelstra
J. B. Vriezelaar
Des Moines
Albert Hiemstra
John Kommer
Monroe
Albert
Jacob VanZante
Tra Vrieselaar
Vriezelaar
Here
Sundvy
Mis
John Walker
Moline
Til
Frank Walker
L. B. Wheeler
Ft. Dodge
Nationwide Significance Seen in New Jersey Election
National political news outlines Senator Cummins’s controversial remarks on President Wilson during the New Jersey race. It notes the Democratic victory margins in New Jersey and Massachusetts, criticism from Senators Martine Owen and Williams, and mentions a stenographic copy quoted by Senator Martine.
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J. K. Dougherty
Washington, D C
New Jersey
Wilson
Cummins
Iowa
Congressional Record
Massachusetts
Bull Moose
Senate
Sioux City Tribune
Martin
Cumming
Plainfield
N. J
Huerta
Mexican Republic
Congress
Martine
Owen
Williams
Democrats Celebrate Election Wins Across Maryland and Nation
A congressional committee praised the election results showing Democrats winning three Maryland governors four U.S. Senators and most local offices. Pepper said the outcomes affirm broad support for President Wilson and the Democratic agenda, with Maryland New Jersey and Massachusetts elections reflecting national issues. The report notes reported strong Wilson popularity and a decisive endorsement of the administration. The passage also mentions a county short course on January 1924 led by local doctors and officials, with tickets sold to attend and a call to recruit neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ic Congressional Committee
United States
Maryland
Pepper
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Wilson
First Reformed Ladies Sell Bakery Goods at Exchange
The Sunday school ladies of the First Reformed plan an exchange on Saturday November 15 at Kiyn and DeWinter's meat market. Bread cake pie doughnuts sausage and candy will be sold along with other delicacies.
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Ladies of the First Reformed Sunday School
Kiyn & DeWinter
Hog Cholera Lecture Draws Attentive Knoxville Audience
Ames hog cholera expert Dr Seimmensen lectured at the Knoxville courthouse last Saturday afternoon to a well filled district court room. He outlined that there is no cure and that vaccination combined with serum and virus offers the only hope, while sanitation helps maintain health but cannot prevent spread.
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Seimmensen
Ames
Court House
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Scattle
Spreek
Kuupet
Leighton
Otley
Tennis VanZante
ZanZante
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Champ Clark
Mexico
Executive Department
the Tribune
West
The
Tribune
Sioux City News
Broux City Journal
George” Perkins
Journal
Sioux City
Love Bros
Little Blue Flag
Puritan Drug Co
Marion County
J. S. Bellamy
C. W. Jones
John Casey
Seimmenson
Knoxville
L. DeVries
Samoset Chocolates
Stubenrauch
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