Thanksgiving Hymn Of Gratitude And Harvest
A devotional tribute praising sunshine rain dew and harvest, thanking God for heat and shade joy and sorrow growth and yield. The verse praises God as source of hope fear storm peace and blessing, noting human labor and divine quickening.
Leighton Etchings and Local Society Notes
Leighton etchings Lena and Wm Tysseling and Anna Meppelink dined at the B Van Maanen home Sunday. R P Bogue began the winter term at Center. B Van Maanen bought C A Coryell farm of 220 acres at 150 per acre. Gerrit Van Zante attends Central College. Mira Tosia De Reva was found unsound by the commissioner at Oskaloosa and sent to Mt Pleasant hospital. Willing Workers met at G Van Zee. annual bazaar planned for Thanksgiving Day with food and crafts. Mrs F Sjaardema and Mrs H Mep pelink on sick list.
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Lena
Wm. Tysseling
Anna Meppelink
B. van Maanen
C. A. Coryell
Gerrit van Zante
Central College
Mira Tosia de Reva
Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant
Willing Workers Society
G. van Zee
F. Sjaardema
H. Meppelink
Sand Ridge Siftings Corn Busking Near End
Local notes from Sand Ridge recount social visits among residents from Des Moines to Pella, including Mrs. W Boyt, the Eysink and Kool families, and Misses Vos Ter Louw Swank Eysink. Community updates mention new auto road drags improving roads and routine gatherings at homes and singing school events.
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W. Boyt
Des Moines
R. Eysink
L. Ter Louw
A. Kool
Fifield
Nelle Vos
Christine Ter Louw
Hattie Swank
Grace
Maggie Eysink
Pella
Sand Ridge
Peter Buitenwerf
Prairie City
C. C. Club
Bethany
Obituary and local briefs from Galesburg area
Gerrit Ipple aged 84 died at his home three miles south of Galesburg last Thursday morning. Funeral services were conducted from the home Saturday at 10 a.m. by Rev. Meyer. W C De Bruyn busy with chicken trade. Martin Terpstra visited sister Mrs Dicks in Sully. Quarterly meetings at M E church last Sunday. Lyle Mick and Frank De Bruyn visited Newton. Rev Van Berge of the Reformed church will preach every other Sunday evening in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Roeke
Nellie de Penning
van der Hart
R. Eysink
Miss Haun
A. A. Klien
Bertha Beyers
Pella
J. Vos
Gerrit Ipple
Galesburg
Rev. Meyer
Christian Reformed Church
Martin Terpstra
Sully
M. E
Lyle Mick
Frank de Bruyn
Newton
Rev
van Berge
The
Reformed Church
Public Sale Attracts Attendees In Tuesday Event
Greely utterances note fine winter weather as Jim Taylor and Ed Barnes public sale drew a good crowd Tuesday. Richard Tompson delivered chickens to Pete Burggraaf in Os kaloosa on Wednesday. Burggraaf was an Oskaloosa caller Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Moody were business callers in Pella Thursday. Chas Voss hauled hay to Os kaloosa Thursday. Jno Van Maanen and Chas Voss visited Oskaloosa on Friday and Saturday respectively. Mr and Mrs John Johnson and family visited the Binns family Sunday. Mrs Moody and daughters Rebecca and Nellie visited Mrs Stella Oswandel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Taylor
Ed Barnes
Richard Tompson
Pete Burggraaf
John Moody
Pella
Jno. van Maanen
Chas. Voss
John Johnson
Binns
Moody
Rebecca
Nellie
Stella Oswandel
The Cat Speaks on Stars and Night Singers
A playful verse notes how stars strive to shine brightest to warm the world and help cats sing outdoors at night noting the glow and cheer the celestial lights provide to nocturnal feline performers
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Cata
Airgrams Sent by Aviators in Paris Area
Two French officers each flew near Rambouillet and sent wireless messages to the Eiffel Tower about 30 miles away. The report praises the feat as a strategic advantage with potential wartime implications and imagines Napoleon’s fate if he had such speed and reach.
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Paris
Rambouillet
Eiffel Tower
Napoleon
Waterloo
Europe
St. Helena
Proof of Beef Cattle Shortage Editorial
Census data show beef cattle numbers fell 6.8 percent in the last decade, the largest drop among livestock while population rose 21 percent. Beef production lags as range herds shrink and veal expands, prompting debate on imports and corn belt breeding for higher quality cattle. Editorials outline industry adjustments and future market implications amid broader political remarks.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Seaboard
South America
Corn Belt
Breeders Gazette
Hickory Chips on Football Fever and Oddities
A light column surveys football fever, oddities in commerce and education, and social quips. It mentions Tripoli, a Chinaman on a Brown University team, and a Chicago murder confession alongside jokes about persimmon beer and rural appeal.
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Brown University
Chicago
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