Iowa News and Comment by J W Jarnagin
Health work progress reported with Red Cross nurses visiting over 15 000 Iowa homes and screening more than 61 000 school children in 2 818 schools A new preschool health drive is planned. Also notes on headlight law enforcement, Judge Bonner halting marriage ceremonies, October cold wave impacts on ice and crops, Des Moines area power plant details, state highway funding plans, radio stations, corn husking methods and local incidents across Iowa including accidents, geese, legal suits and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Utterback
Red Cross
Iowa
Ben J. Gibson
Town
W. G. Ramsay
Secretary of State
State Highway Commission
Commission
Boards of Supervisors
Evaporated milk a camp cooking aid for health
The article urges camping as healthy recreation but warns of foodborne illness from improper preservation. It explains evaporated milk as a sterile, pure option to replace market milk and outlines its advantages, including shelf stability and easy transport.
Farm employs 100 men year round with mule power
The operation uses 300 head of mules to furnish farm power. It provides housing for workers and a hospital for the sick. All buildings are illuminated by electricity.
Otley Residents Visit and Fire Destroys Fairmount Store
Otley news notes multiple visits by locals including John Vanden Baard, Alice Kool, C. G. Van Vliet, R. V. McKeever, Harold North, Dirk Freeken, and Mrs. Kaldenberg. Hugh Coe and family escaped a box car fire with two babies unharmed, losing all belongings. Peter Meyer rushed from Otley to Fairmount after learning the store there burned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanden Baard
Joe den Oyter
Alice Kool
Knoxville
Gorkey Klyn
C. G. van Vliet
Des Moines
H. L. Renaud
Messrs
R. V. McKeever
Harold North
Dirk Freeken
Colfax
Robert Kaldenberg
Pella
Will Vriezelaar
Monroe
J. B. Vriezelaar
Ira Vriezelaar
Oskaloosa
Hugh Coe
Fifield
Otley and Pella Visits Highlight Rural Family News
Mr. and Mrs. A. Niem and family visited relatives at Prairie By Sunday. Mrs. Anna Van Ee of Pella visited her parents in Otley. Miss Nancy Renaud, recently ill, returned to school. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Howell and Mr. Robert Breckenridge of Newton were dinner guests in the Harold North home. John Breen family attended Uncle Tommy Bouma’s funeral in Pella. Otley Baptist members traveling to Colfax for morning services were warmly welcomed by the host church and their pastor aiding in meetings there. H Van Ginkel of Pella visited Otley children Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Niem Andaverdriet
Prairie
Anna van Ee
Pella
Anie Waardhuizen
Otley
Nancy Renaud
Charlie Howell
Robert Breckenridge
Newton
Harold North
John Breen
Tommy Bouma
Otley Baptist Church
Colfax
Baptist Church
H. van Ginkel
Rock Island Train Service Details Card Numbers and Times
Passenger No. 472 and 474 listed with train and freight numbers 832. Times shown include 8 39 p m and 10 10 a m. Data appears as a fragmented timetable entry with local freight and passenger identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Train Service
Baatbouna
Local freights carry passengers and set shipping times
Weatbound Passenger No. 475 and Passenger No. 478 run on local freights 11 28 p m and 11 59 a m. Freight for shipment on the locals must be at the station by 5 00 p m the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.
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J. W. Jarnagin
Bonner
Polk County District Court
West Union
J. F. Lane
E. C. Johnston
Scott
Oliver H. Vane
Mahaskaounty
Ezra Meeker
Mr. Vance
John F. Lacey
Mahaska
WHO
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Iowa City
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Nebraska
Charles Rhyne
Talmage
Union County
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Los Angeles
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Golden State Express
C. F. Dykstra
C. C. Gardner
Gen
Royal Union Life
McGregor’s Headquarters
Otley News
Peter Meyer
Fairmount
Wabash
Howell
McGregor Store
Karpen
Kroehler
Northfield
MR Gregori
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