Marion County Dairy Calf Club wins at Waterloo show
Marion County dairy calf club members Eliza beth Core Beulah Baughman Ho Galvin Orval Wilson Irma Darnell Aimee Stroud Dwight Harvey Paul Stroud Hattie Harvey Helen Stroud and Lucile Sheppard showed sixteen head of dairy calves at the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo from September 26 to October 2. Jerseys Guernseys and junior classes placed for Marion County with several top finishes and prize money awarded for showcasing. The event highlights the value of Junior Club work sponsored by the Marion County Farm Bureau and invites more youth participation in Dairy Calf Baby Beef and Pig clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Elizabeth Core
Beulah Baughman
Ho Galvin
Orval Wilson
Irma Darnell
Aimee Stroud
Dwight Harvey
Paul Stroud
Hattie Harvey
Helen Stroud
Lucile Sheppard
Marion County Dairy Calf Club
Waterloo
Raleigh Roselle
Esterbrook
Lad
Rene Girl
Beau
Ida Belle
Wanda Dollie D
Paula
Jolly Girl
Beifer
Raleigh
Letty
Jersey Group
Marion County
Guernseys
Hoyt Galvin
Cora’s
Myrtle
Hillsdale
Ajax
Bess
Cherubs Downs
Appanoose
Aul
Guernsey
Joella Rose
Marion County Farm Bureau
Communicable Diseases Rising In State As Week Sees 103 Cases
Report shows 103 cases for the week, up from 78, with scarlet fever infantile paralysis and smallpox leading increases. Polio spread shifts westward, Ames and multiple towns reporting new single cases. Mason City and Des Moines note rises in diphtheria. smallpox and typhoid also appear. Authorities urge precautions during autumn rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Waukon
Onslow
Des Moines
Sioux City
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Rockford
Cole
Corydon
Dawson Township
Green County
Department
Mason City
Chickasaw County
Own City
Linn County
Webster County
Cedar‘ Rapids
Marshalltown
Buena Vista
Mason Township
Taylor County
Fairfield
Boone
Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa
Notice that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Francis N. Byram is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office in Marion County. The will will be heard in the October 1927 term on October 24. WALTER KESTER, Clerk. Knoxville Iowa. October 11, 1927.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Francis N. Byram
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Dr Nossaman Gift to Museum of Indian Relics
Dr Nossaman of Pagosa Spring donated two ancient Indian artifacts to the local museum a stone maul and a primitive two part grist mill with a worn groove in the stones. He is noted as brother to Mrs De Cook of Pella and to Mrs Todd who passed away recently. The school honors his continued interest and hopes for a visit to express thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nossaman
Pagosa Spring
de Cook
Pella
Todd
Baby Clinic to Aid Rural Children Health in Marion County
A county health drive proposing a free private baby clinic, October 17 to 21, hosted by the Farm Bureau Women’s division and the University Extension Service, led by Dr. J F Gerken and nurse Alice Pattee, with local chairmen in Knoxville Dallas Attica Clay township Pella Monroe and towns, aiming to improve rural child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Women’s Division
The
Farm Bureau
Extension Department
University of Tow
J. F. Gerken
Alice Pattee
Knoxville
Beulah Graves
Narr Brooks
Dallas
J. B. Nelson
Attica School House
R. H. Cline
Worth Stroud
Clay Township
J. O. Yates
Harvey
Legion Hall
Pella
Alice Tooms
A. L. Dykstra
Monroe
0.L. Stroud
Van Gorp Death Memoriam at Franklin Street
Marinus Van Gorp died at his home 313 Franklin Street at 5 30 p m Saturday October 8 1927 aged 73 years 8 months after years of palsy and pneumonia illness survived by widow five children and three brothers funeral services held at home and Second Christian Reformed church with interment at Graceland cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Gorp
Marinus van Gorp
Franklin Street
Second Christian Reformed Church
Graceland Cemetery
Chinese Home Missions Urges New Southwest Outreach
A letter from Dr. C Y Chen, secretary of the National Christian Council of China, reports Chinese Home Missionary Society plans to send a team to Yunan after visiting Foochow, Amoy, Swatow, Canton and Hongkong in September. Two medical workers, two teachers and one evangelistic worker are to go, despite uprisings and banditry. The piece notes native workers’ steadfastness after missionary evacuations and argues for continued faith and mission despite reduced outside support. It also includes a brief reflection on preaching in Protestant worship and a handy reference table of Biblical-era measures for Bible readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Chen
National Christian Council of China
Chinese Home Missionary Society
Aries
Yunan
Foochow
Amoy
Swatow
Canton
Hongkong
Christ
Southwest
China
Far East
Church Notes Morning Study in Galatians and New Gospel
Morning study on Galatians eleven justification by faith. Afternoon supply. Evening begins a five Sunday series on a new gospel with a call for a new gospel. 9:30 The Rich Man and the Beggar. 1:30 Zaccheus The Extortionate Assessor. 7:30 Rev De Jong from Leigh oh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Capes
Holland
Zaccheus
Rev. de Jong
Leighoh
Heart Strengthening Sermon and Thanksgiving Message
A church service outline lists Pastor J De Haan delivering sermons on strengthening the heart with Psalm 116 verses 12 to 14 and Luke 6 47 to 49, followed by a focus titled The Wise Builder in English. The Holland location and evening service at 80 pm are noted, highlighting sincere thanksgiving.
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J, De'Haan
Pastor m
Holland
Luke
Attitudes and Tasks at Baptist Bible School Services
The notice outlines a Baptist event with Bible school at 9 30 a m and 5 90 p m programs titled Attitudes and My Share in the Baptist Task. It praises the Young People's Society as a live group and cites Dan Poling of the United Society of Christian Engleayer on church obligation and societal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Dan Poling
United Society of Christian Engleayer
Church
Sunday Team Visits for Sunday School and Services
Sunday teams will travel to Porterville Red Rock Durham Asbury and Bethel to conduct Sunday school and services with weather or road conditions determining whether trips proceed. G B Muyskens reports on local preaching and pastoral care shortages and quotes observers on truth versus novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
Red Rock
Durham
Keeping Well New Fork Hospitals Spend For Food Not Drugs
Keeping Well New Fork notes city hospital expenses total thirty two million annually with ten million for food. It argues modern medicine favors nourishment over drugs, asserts doctors prescribe only needed medicines, and emphasizes foods and natural iron intake through vegetables and fruits for better health. Evaporated milk is presented as safe, digestible, and economical for child nutrition and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New, Fork City
Evaporated Milk Process Described and Purity Claim
A health article explains evaporated milk preserves freshness by removing water through evaporation then homogenizing and canning. It notes sterilization after canning, claims milk is the freshest available for nonfarm families, and contrasts it with longer-delivery city milk.
The Kid Luther Kelly Scout of Fort Berthold Tale
Luther Kelly known as The Kid and Old Sweetness the rifle, braved Sioux out of Fort Stevenson. He retrieved dispatches from Fort Buford 218 miles away, fending three Sioux with his rifle and log cover. Indians hailed him as The Little Man With the Strong Heart before he continued as a famed U S scout and veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Kelly
Fort Stevenson
N. C
Fort Buford
Luther
Kid
Sweetness
Fort Berthold
Stevenson
Berthold
Buford
United States Service
Philippines
Chapel Chimes and Chapel Talks On First Things
Chapel sessions on September 29 30 and October 2 featured readings from Matthew Romans and John with reflections on priorities education and personal growth. Prof Boschs sermon stressed seeking first the kingdom of God while Prof Heemstra discussed education as training shaping habits and character. Rev Ohland from Lincoln Park spoke at the October 2 service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Bosch
Heemstra
Paul
Prof
Liggett
Ohland
Lincoln Park
Chapel Talks Teach Living Christ Through Cross and Witness
In New Jersey chapel services on October 4 and 6, Rev Ohland led readings from Romans 12 urging believers to bear Christ’s cross and let him rule, not self, to avoid spiritual failure. Edith Sedrel Le Cocq of Des Moines performed at Central Ray.
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New Jersey
Christ
Ohland
Edith Sedrel le Cocq
Des Moines
Oski Team Hopes to Beat Penn in Final B B Game
The Oski Times-Globe notes the pep and tactics in grandstand style, listing Penn’s captain and probable starting lineup, Central’s 32 players with weights, and a 163 to 166 pound team average. It praises clean play, mentions KFHL broadcasting, and aims to spark a victory over Penn in the season’s last B B game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oski
Billy
Art D. W
Big Art
Oski Times-Globe
Penn
Central
KFHL
Dutchies
Pella
Central Ray
Pella Lamb Shipper Strikes Dull Market
Mr. G Dieleman manager of the Farmers Union Shipping association consigned a car of lambs belonging to farmers near town to the Wo market The stock was sold Wednesday by the Farmers Union Live Stock Commission the farmer owned and controlled sales agency at the stock yards The owners included Ver Meer Brothers Dykstra Brothers John Van Hemert Ed Vander Ploeg John Tucker A H Boat and T D Van Zemeren The lamb market Wednesday was dull and slow mostly 26¢ lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dieleman
Farmers’ Union Shipping Association
Farmers’ Union Live Stock Commission
Gales Agency
Ver Meer Brothers
Dykstra Brothers
John van Hemert
Ed Vander Ploeg
John Tucker
A. H. Boat
T. D. van Zemeren
Lamc
Convenient Kitchens from Farmers Bulletin 1513 F
This note promotes Farmers Bulletin 1513 F titled Convenient Kitchens as a helpful guide for building a new home remodeling an older house or rearranging kitchen equipment highlighting practical layouts and efficient design ideas.
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Dairy Congress
DR. Nossaman
James Black
Drake
Drake University Bulldogs
Middle West
Bulldogs
University of Pittsburgh
Simpson College
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Med Church
Christian Reformed Church
Second Reformed Church
Kelman
Jesus
Galilee
Judea
America
Bunyan
J. F. Newton
Interchurch
New England
R.L. Webb
A. Z. Conrad
Peter
W. M. Mackay
Frederick B. Green Dalter
Healthagsi
Zin
Western Newspaper Union
John
Wynberg
Pella, Iowa
Frank Elscott
Sully, Iowa
Springfield
Jersey
A. D. Hull and
C. E. Farmer
A. L. Renaud
Fred Andrews
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