Dr Weber Oculist Saturday Exam at Keables
Headache relief offered by Dr. Weber the Oculist with free examination on Saturday November 23 at Keables. Also notices seeking four bulls for feeding and sale or rent details for a 159 acre farm six miles west of Knoxville with a good house barn water and grove offered by B H Van Spankareren Jr.
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Weber
Keables
H. C. Payne
Knoxville
B. H. van Spanckeren, Jr
Oskaloosa Colony Land Sale in Panhandle Prompted Settlement
A group from Oskaloosa plans to form a home settler colony in the Panhandle. They offer land at 10 to 12 dollars per acre, claiming others charge 15 dollars or more for land not as good. Limited lots remain. next excursion departs Tuesday December 3. Firm cites recent buyers, lists local supporters, and advertises 2000 to 2500 dollars per section below prevailing prices with immediate cultivation expected.
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Panhandle
Texas
Pella
United States
Oskaloosa Herald
Oskaloosa
Frank Smith
C C. Pilgrim
E. J. Pilgrim
Dr. Hunter
C. Ver Ploeg
George B. Grimes
Des Moines
E. G. Erler
Lawler Dispatch
Lawler
Iowa
Panhandle land offers vast crops and low prices say buyers
Frank Smith notes immense immigration to the Panhandle during a trip with Gesman Bros. He praises land near abundant water, quotes corn yields of 60 to 80 bushels per acre and milo maize fields. Land prices cited at 10 to 15 dollars per acre, with stated savings for buyers on large tracts. Smith commends the German Brothers for honest advertising and strong land prospects in the Panhandle.
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Oskaloosa
Des Moines
Iowa
Panhandle
Kansas City
Santa Fery
Illinois
Gesman Bros
Frank Smith
Holiday China line at the store with new styles and prices
Our shop displays a splendid Holiday China collection with new decorations and shapes for salads celery trays bon bon trays and more. Early purchases are encouraged due to favorable import savings and prices lower than usual. Also offered is a full stock of Art Needle Work supplies including stamped linens doilies and embroidery silks.
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Pella
Kuyper & Son Wool Blankets Offer Warm Deal
The store promotes wool blankets and cotton blankets to warm homes during chilly nights. Wool blankets range from 2.75 to 8.00 dollars per pair with specials at 4.75 and 6.00. Cotton blankets come in 10-4, 11-4 and 12-4 sizes in gray and tan, priced 50 cents to 2.25 per pair.
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Kuyper & Son
Underwear Sale Highlights Family Sizes and Wools
Local store advertises a wide range of winter underwear for all ages from babies to adults. Fine wool shirts for babies and children, ladies wool garments, and men’s fleece lined options are offered at moderate prices, urged as a cost effective purchase.
Best Goods at Bottom Prices Promised to Customers
A retailer pledges to offer the best goods at the lowest prices, emphasizing value and customer satisfaction in advertising copy. The message stresses affordability and ongoing price competitiveness to attract shoppers.
Harvey Bank Building Progress and Local Happenings
Mr R A Sharon and others perform carpenters work on the new Harvey bank building while residents and visitors from Des Moines Knoxville and Pella are seen in town. The Eureka school teacher Miss Dena Reitveld attends meetings and returns, Andrew Harvey to move into a new house by January first, and the Harvey News editor is defended from remarks deemed groundless.
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R. A. Sharon
Harvey
Wm. Visser
Here
Dena Reitveld
Eureka
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Epler
David Spaur
M. E
Andrew Harvey
Pella News
Atty J W Hospers and wife wedding trip return
Atty. J. W. Hospers and wife returned Sunday from their wedding trip. Mrs. A Silkkerveer visited friend Mrs. Stinton at Struble a few days last week. Mrs. J. Hospers of Sheldon visited her parents A. Walraven and wife. Misses Helen Slob and Gertrude Van de Waa spent a few days in Sioux City visiting. Will Popma returned from Bloomfield Nebr last Friday and accepted a position in Tony Silkverveers barber shop. Rev B Bruins and wife left for Little Falls N J their new charge.
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A. Silkkerveer
Mrs. Stinton
Struble
J. Hospers
Sheldon
A. Walraven
Helen Slob
Gertrude van de Waa
Sioux City
Will Popma
Bloomfield
Nebr
Tony Silkkerveers
Infant Child of Miller Very Ill
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller is very ill, according to a brief local notice. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
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Charles Miller
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