Delco Light Introduces New Farm Power Plant
Delco Light Company unveils a new farm electric plant combining storage batteries with automatic generator operation. The unit switches from battery to generator under heavier load, reducing fuel use and extending battery life. It powers water systems and refrigeration, with lower first and operating costs from the revamped factory.
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G. H. van den Berg
Delco Light Company
General Motors
Delco-Light Company
van den Berg
den Berg
Early Pella Resident Died at Newton Funeral Services
Mrs. H. S. Efnor of Newton died September 30 after an extended illness at age 75. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Newton Congregational church, with interment at Mt. Zion cemetery. She was a Jasper county pioneer, married Jacob Zwank in 1870, later widowed, and survived by eight children, five grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and a nephew.
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Newton
H. S. Efnor
Jasper County
G. C. Williams
James de Penning
Kenneth Carnahan
John J. de Bruyn
Fred Hough
Anna de Bruyn
Pella
Jacob Zwank
Zwank
Frank Carpenter
Reasnor
Ira Zwank
Peter Zwank
Herman Zwank
George Efnor
C. S. Landmesser
EB. M. Cary
Newtor
Olli
Fred Carpenter
Monroe
Lewis Zwank
Beulah de Penning
Trene Carnahan
Edith
Ira
Baker de Bruyn
Mary Mick
Walnut
Iowa
Mt. Zion
Man Arrested in Auto Theft Involving Local Minister
George Schnathorst, a former Jasper county youth, was arrested by sheriff deputies in Fort Des Moines on charges of stealing Rev. S A McCollam Newton minister s automobile Sunday afternoon near the United Presbyterian church. He reportedly told officers he may have been intoxicated at the time and the car was found abandoned four miles west of Mitchellville after fuel ran out.
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Fort Des Moines
George Schnathorst
Jasper County
Schnathorst
Rev
S.A. McCollam
Newton
United Presbyterian Church
Mitchellville
Monroe Mirror
Young People Conference Set for October 22 in Pella
The Reformed church youth of the Pella classis plan a Saturday conference on October 22, sponsored by the Pella Christian Endeavor Union in honor of the Reformed Church in America tercentenary. Speakers include Doctor Brown and Reverend Duryee of New York. sessions at First Reformed Church run from 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with lectures on church history missions church roles and a luncheon at the Third Reformed Church.
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Reformed Churches
Pella
Christian Endeavor Union of
Reformed Church In
America
Doctor Brown
Duryee
New York
First Reformed Church
Elmer Barr
Sarah Gosselink
Ella Mae Renkes
Mary Bruins
Third Reformed Church
Expert to Visit Pella Next Week
Dr. V. C. Fretz of the George H. Lee Company will conduct a Poultry and Pig Clinic at the Legion Building in Pella on Wednesday afternoon October 19. The aim is to help farmers reduce losses from poultry and swine diseases. Farmers may bring specimens for post mortem exams and receive free instructions. no admission charge or sales.
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V. C. Fretz
George H. Lee Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Legion Building
Lee
Puritan Drug Co
John Heerema
Doctor H M Tharp Opens Monroe Office
Doctor H M Tharp of Chicago has purchased Dr Taylor’s Monroe practice and opened in the former Taylor rooms just west of the square. He comes with Chicago surgery and medicine experience after years there and is a Jasper County native from Reasner who studied at Newton High School and a Chicago college. The Tharp family resides in the Oldham property in west Monroe. Taylor has not announced future plans.
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H. M. Tharp
Chicago
Doctor Taylor
Monroe
Doctor Tharp
Jasper County
Reasner
Newton
Oldham
West Monroe
Iowa corn crop below average forecast for 1927
Iowa's October 1 1927 corn forecast stands at 877,913,000 bushels, about 11 per cent below the past five year average. The Federal and State Crop Reporting Service estimates 34.6 bushels per acre, down from 39 in 1926, with 75 per cent of normal condition. National totals run 2,603,537,000 bushels versus a five year average of 2,766,561,000. Conditions vary across counties with issues from early season handicaps, frost risk, mold and grub worm damage. The piece also includes unrelated commentary on church salaries and a painting offer.
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Iowa
Federal
State
United States
Iond
Tall Temples and Big Ministers Ters
The Rock River conference of the Methodist church plans its upcoming meeting to set a minimum compensation for pastors, a humane effort supported across religious persuasions.
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Rock River Conference of the
Methodist Church
Two Phillip Brooks Statues Stir Boston Debate
In Boston a discussion centers on two statues of Phillip Brooks. One, a lone great preacher on a tall pedestal, the other by St Gaudens near Istaly Church in Copley Square. Critics favor the simpler St Gaudens piece, yet the older statue’s spiritual meaning should not be lost.
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Boston
Phillip Brooks
St. Gaudens
Istaly Church
Copley Square
Phillips Egoks
Christ
Edwin Hughes
Flavorful Iced Tea Enhancers Mentioned
The article lists suitable flavorings for iced tea including citrus ices such as lemon orange or lime, a spray of mint, candied orange or lemon peel, and candied pineapple. It notes options like whole cloves a stick of cinnamon crystallized ginger and rose geranium leaves as additions.
Oranges Seen as Vital for Child Nutrition
Oranges are a rich source of vitamins and minerals. Children need a constant, abundant supply of these nutrients in their food to help them develop normally. Oranges are advantageous as a between meals snack.
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J. van Dyke
Young People's
John Kenning
J. de Jong
Delwin de Haan
Reformed Church of Today
Leonard van Olden
Chicago Tribune
Harold Sack
Durham
Joe F. Denburger
Des Moines
Delco-Light
Aeeates Delco
DELCO
North Main Street
H. P. van Gorp
J.T. van Zante
Phoi Reasnor
Green
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Eekie As
Shingles
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Camel
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