Publisher Editor Notes From Sadler Publishing Co Iowa
The brief item lists Sadler Publishing Co. Lowel 17 location in Iowa with publisher and editor roles. It records the publication’s Thursday schedule and identifies the company behind the newspaper. The entry captures basic masthead details for the period.
Irish Thought and Postwar Politics in Benton County
In a broad survey of public sentiment, readers confront fears of political shift, meat prices, and national welfare. The piece argues for civic responsibility, cites press and investor calls for economic restraint, and notes election outcomes across Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Arizona shaping public policy and school aid, liquor laws, and union rules.
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Wisconsin
Towa
Iowa
Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Arizona
U.k
Machusetts
Editorial Comments Across Iowa Newspapers
Editorials from Eagle Grove, Northwood, and Hampton discuss community news value and professional freedoms. The Eagle Grove view ties press quality to community activity, while Northwood voices caution toward broader teaching freedoms. Hampton notes pheasant season changes impact crops and hunting success in Franklin County.
7th of July play peeks from Federated Club plans
The Federated Club in Pella announces a home talent production titled 7th of July featuring about thirty youths in the cast. The event, an old fashioned celebration, follows a year of club activity and fund raising, with community notes on local schools, a hospital talk, and plans for civic projects.
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Federated Club
Ray Boland
Mark McWilms
Glenere Grundman
Bol ‘Holte
J. B. van Heme
Esther Dunkle
M ‘Ed Cole
Will van Sittert
Leona Reuvers
Joe Boyd
Roy Vander
Knoxvil Gospel
Methodist Church
Ann Sorensen
Pella
Holland
Prominent 1926 Local Notes From Oskaloosa Trade Pages
A December 2 1926 feature recalls a town promotion campaign urging smiles and kindness to win friends. It lists business actions including William Verros taking Singer repairs on East Second Street and James Van Vliet becoming Otley postmaster. It covers sheep shipments, union leadership, Christmas tree sales by the Legion, Red Cross drive, college students aiding solicitation, a local birth, real estate moves, corn prices, soil improvement efforts, farm activities east of town, and pavement bids.
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William Verros
Singer
East Second Street
James van Vliet
Otley
Harry Renaud
Fd Bogaards
A. Tysseling
Union Livestock Commission Co
Chicago
Case Dieleman
Legion Post
Red Cross
Central College
D.C. van Zante
Harrison
Oskaloosa Street
Main Street
John Ulrich Jr
Ulrich
Peter Tusseling
Peter
Bob Beyers
Coach Pence
Neifert
Hoogeveen
Rowland
L. H. Pammel
Ames
Red Rock
Ten Years Ago November 26 1936 Chamber Events
Twenty four items note Chamber of Commerce tours to a county quarry invited by Supervisor Bogaard with rock hauled to a north road. Drake University coach Greene spoke at a football banquet. Burt Paullin won the Heerema blanket as Junior and Senior Chambers jointly sponsored the event. Charley Dykstra served as toastmaster. The Junior Chamber performed For Pete's Sake. $125 was raised for North Park beautification. Knoxville faced a planned $14,500,000 pool bond proposal with imminent votes. Ernest Schippers was chosen winner among five in Central district.
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Chamber of Commerce
Anne Bogaard
Four Mile
Coach Greene
Drake University
Burt Paullin
Chambers of Commerce
Charley F. Dykstra
Pete's
North Park
Tulip Town
Knoxville
Ernest Schippers
Peace oratorical contest and local events at hand
The article notes students in the annual Peace oratorical contest, Henry Hackett owning 4000 turkeys near Leighton, a drive by Reformed Churches seeking 27000 for Western Theological Seminary in Holland Michigan, Iowa U students Robert Renaud and Andrew Klyn returning for Thanksgiving, Donald Klein studying law at Drake, the Leonards building a new home on South Broadway, Legion Rooster Night followed by Christmas party plans with women, Ruby the public school music instructor recruiting 44 children into a beginners band and orchestra, Inger Rogers and Fred Astaire headlining Swing Time at the Pella Theatre this week.
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Henry Hackett
Leighton
Reformed Churches
Western Theological Seminary
Holland
Michigan
Robert Renaud
Andrew Klyn
Iowa U
Donald Klein
Drake
Leonard Allen
South Broadway
Legion
Insurance and Savings Offer by WM Dieleman
Sully Iowa resident WM Dieleman advertises farm and city property insurance including crop and automobile coverage with various branches. He promotes starting a savings account with life insurance, aiming for income in retirement, urging customers to insure with reputable companies at low rates and to contact by phone or mail.
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Sully
WM. Dieleman
Iowa
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