F Lowell Otte Starred On 1924 28 Uni Football Team
The Sunday Register highlights F Lowell Otte known as Lowell as a standout end for the state university football squads in 1924 and 1928. It notes his strong defense and pass catching, mentions only one injury in his career, and recalls Iowa’s 9 7 victory over Michigan in 1924.
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F. Lowell Otte
Sunday Register
Otte
Lowell
State University
the Register
Mid-West
Iowa
Michigan
Naner
Preststerign
Sm. Ben
Ware
Thanksgiving Reflections On Gratitude And Hope
A Thanksgiving meditation contrasts past and present blessings, noting health, work, shelter, and food as enduring gifts. It honors loved ones lost and present, urges gratitude for fellowship, peace, and renewed faith, and ends with devotion to God and communal unity.
Father Coughlin radio address praised for courage
Citizens recall Father Coughlin's Sunday broadcast denouncing economic evils and defending farm and labor rights. He criticized critics of Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith, urging continued action to uphold constitutional rights and bedrock American principles.
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Father Coughlin
Adam
United States
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
City weighs welfare funds for street paving and repairs
City aldermen discuss possible projects funded by welfare relief money. They mention removing pavement drips on Main street near Geurts mill and Broadway, plus sewer work and possible labor for painting public buildings including the old city hall, city office building, jail, warehouse, and city light buildings. No definite plan exists yet.
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North Main Street
Geurts Mill
Broadway
City Light
City urges interior and exterior building painting project
The Chronicle argues painting the city buildings now will improve appearance and durability while saving labor costs. Aldermen favor the plan and the administration is urged to include the painting in projects between now and February 15, 1934.
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The
Chronicle
Dedieres
Inconsistent Farming Policies and News Debate
A Keokuk County News piece criticizes government subsidies that pair crop destruction with seed loans and fertilizer aid. The Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune notes editors won't drop Milo Reno's inflammatory remarks, while Monroe County News praises Father Coughlin's broadcasts critiquing the gold standard and bankers, arguing for silver and economic reform.
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Keokuk County
Milo Reno
News Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Law and Order
Des Moines
Milo
Roosevelt Appeals on Silver to Restore Nation
The text portrays Roosevelt arguing that restoring silver or cheapening the dollar would stabilize the nation, enable debt repayment, put the unemployed to work, revive business, and drive factory activity. It frames the president as fighting greed and selfishness to emancipate the public.
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Roosevelt
Hog Market Deadlock Over Processing Tax
The processing tax on hogs has led packers to push prices down. Chicago commission men halted sales for days, market stalled. Government purchases for relief may push to license packers or require hog buys in terminal centers if packers persist. Pack ers appear to oppose the tax and may evade competitive bidding.
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Lovilia Press
Chicago
Lcense
Oleo Surpasses Butter Sales in 220 Towns
The National Butter and Cheese Journal reports oleo margarine sales in 220 towns across ten states equal three fourths of butter sales. Pound for pound oleo sells better in cream producing areas while big cities show lower oleo demand. The piece quips about a college professor sawing a limb to illustrate gravity and critiques farmers buyers of substitutes amid farm problems.
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Pella Indianola
National Butter and Cheese Journal
Des Moines
Political Sniping and Leadership Calls Across Parties
A fragment argues Republicans need new leadership to match the NRA and Smoot Hawley era rivals. It critiques Burns and cites historical sniping by NRA publicity head Michelson, noting political misuse of crises and old definitions of politicians as liars.
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NRA
Federal Farm Board
Tennessee
Burns
Democratic National Committee
George Michelson
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Michelson
This Week in Pella Gossip From Ye Editor
A fragmented reader letter column from Pella humor section recounts jokes about Toe crampers and sex, mentions Dick Den Adel, a state fair story, and local figures like Rube Schael and George Van Gorkum. The piece blends old quips, comments on articles, and light social anecdotes with garbled OCR remnants.
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Dick den Adel
Santa
Big Bankers Humiliated by Public Loss of Confidence
Charles F. Speare, New York economist, says bankers are humiliated as Roosevelt alone handles monetary policy. He notes the public has lost trust in banker advice, citing senate hearings that reveal questionable banking practices and unethical handling of funds.
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Indianola Tribune
Roosevelt
Charles F. Speare
New York
Speare
Senate
Shurtlett Schloge protecum satire on morals and a farming meeting
A disjointed local account recalls a Saturday gathering at the Seewedty bank corner where Louis Huizenga spoke to farmers about moral issues. The piece includes quips about a college Freshman and a preacher, ending with a remark on false teeth.
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Vaal Louis Huizenga
Flight O'Tyme Chronicle Recalls 1903 and 1913 Landings
The notice revisits two historic Flight O'Tyme chronicle entries dated 1903 and 1913, outlining milestones in early aviation and the period's editorial perspective. The piece juxtaposes the era's nascent flight feats with the Chronicle's archival reflections, highlighting enduring curiosity about aviation milestones.
Thirty Years Ago Items From the Chronicle
A retrospective from December 3 1903 notes Grover Cleveland declining the Democratic nomination. The Chicago Tribune reports 19 football season deaths including one youth driven insane. WY H Herbig promoted to local Rock Island agent in Kansas City. A Bussey minister fined for beating his wife. H P Parks known for Silver Threads Among the Gold found dead in Philadelphia. Oskaloo sa Coal and Mining Co store broken into, about 75 dollars taken. Ice pond skating near the city lighthouse greets many youths. Eight oclock closing topic discussed by local merchants. Four Omaha firemen perished in a 100000 fire. Walter Porter moves to Los Angeles to join a streetcar company. W H Fowler buys Evans Monroe telephone line. John A Pos records rainfall daily. W W Brown dies on Thanksgiving morning. Mart Vander Heiden and Lizzie Dingeman wed. A J Schippers dies at 70.
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Chronicle
Grover Cleveland
Chicago Tribune
WY. H. Herbig
Rock Island
Wichita
Ans
Kansas City
Bussey
H. P. Parks
Philadelphia
Oskaloosa Coal and Mining Co
Beacon
City Light
Omaha
Nebr
Walter Porter
Los Angeles
Cal
W. H. Fowler
Evans
Monroe
John A. Pos
Pee Nya
W. W. Brown
Mart Vander Heiden
Lizzie Dingeman
A. J. Schippers
Twenty Years Ago 1913 Local Notes And Events
Twenty years ago Penn and Central tied 8 to 8 in football. Deaths listed: Mrs Lane Maasdam 62 Mrs John G Kreling 84 and Mrs C Van Ekeren 38. Anniversaries celebrated Y T Van Niewaal. Klein and Jessie Forsyth wed Dec 3. McIntire’s bus team runaway near depot. Bank of Colfax bankrupted by cashier disappearance with 430000 liabilities. Captain Shields death announced Valley Falls Kansas. Geraldine Aschenbrenner teaching at Des Moines college. Dick Vander Ploeg to Des Moines for brace adjustments. Lankelma and Heerema studying dentistry. Rev John Wesselink’s first sermon at First Reformed. Fred Gezel returns to Centerville. Rev Fd Drost resigns Leighton church to work in Rock Island.
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Chronicle
Penn and Central
Lane Maasdam
John G. Kreling
C. van Ekeren
Y.T. van Niewaal
Z. H. Klein
Jessie Forsyth
Humboldt
McIntire
Citizen’s State Bank of
Colfax
Captain Shields
Peoria
Valley Falls
Kansas
Geraldine Aschenbrenner
Des Moines
Dick Vander Ploeg
George Lankelma
Jelle Heerema
State University
John Wesselink
First Reformed Church
Fred Gezel
State ‘University
Pella
Cenwoe EE
Drost
Christian Reformed Church
Leighton
Rock Island
The Panic in the United States Money Crisis
The Pella Gazette outlines a 1857 money crisis with causes attributed to excessive paper expansion and large specie exports to Europe. It notes growing concern that this expansion has unsettled the economy and threatens every inhabitant, warning of broader financial distress.
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Pella
United States
Europe
Financial Crisis Calls for Pay Up and Curb Credit
A historical notice argues the financial crisis stems from bank failures and stock depreciation in railroads. It endorses fair transport rates, urges debtors to pay what they owe, and recommends living within means while deploying idle capital to stimulate circulation to avert national ruin.
Making Children Eat by Dr. William J. Scholes
An old guiding piece on coaxing picky eaters to try foods. It suggests practical tricks like serving soup with pie, disguising milk in custards and puddings, and presenting bread as varied daily sandwiches to stimulate appetite and gain a second helping.
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William J. Scholes
Tim
Crete
Prove Feist
Prolong Your Life 10 Years Promises Cure
Fragmented ad style note promises extended life by remedies and compounds. Mentions expensive cures and incurable diseases and claims a “MAGNA COMPound” with vague instructions. Read as a health scam fragment with dubious medical claims and outdated language.
Mana dolteOry app charges $2.00 for poutine
A distorted clipping notes a charged price of two dollars for a poutine item at a venue described as Mana dolteOry app. The fragment suggests a sale or service fee context with unclear spelling or attribution.
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