Marion County Board Adopts 200000 Primary Road Bonds
The Marion County Board of Supervisors met on September 9 1929 and ratified the sale and award of 200000 in primary road bonds to Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company at par plus accrued interest. County Treasurer F T Metcalf reported no bids were received August 15 and the sale proceeded privately. Bond details include serials 1 to 200000 at 1000 each, due May 1 1936 to 1948 with 5 percent interest.
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Beach
Homer B. Clark
W. Reynolds
Fred
Hall
Hollis
Bybee
Yodman
J. H. la Follette
Rodman
Ralph Amos
Chester M. Hunt
Dorothy B. Teter
Robert '. Johnson
S. Erb Yardman
Hazel A. Wyatt
Sadie Batten
Wilma Maddy
Eiseeeeers
E. E. Clark
Elsie’ G. Hall
Work ‘Com
Vanderwilt & Ware Ve
J. R. Wright
Elisabeth Graham
Betty
Bull
Ruby Richerd
Neva Cooney
Work County Recorder
Pella Chronicha
A. H. Wyatt
H. P. Neyenesch
Sup
C. D. Applegate
Board of Education
Walter Kester
Frye Mfg. Co
Jorney
Dinavidh
Dave Frame
Elton Ver Ploeg
W. L. Wilson
Indianola Bridge Construction Co
Thomason
Knoxville Express
Brees
E.H. Gamble
Speed
Roy Crawford
Walt Rutherford
Jovan Grott
Moffatt
Anamosa
Marion County
Bounty
Tom Sal
Brown Family
M. Betterton
C. B. Bunn
Keuffel & Ess Pires
A. Nichols
L. W. Holle
tCirker
M. D. Smith
Knoxville
Said
Tygseling
F. W. Reynolds
Bondston County
Iowa
Olds
Sonewine
Peter Tusseling
Board of Supervisors
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Peter Tysseling
Fred O. Hall
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wis
F. T. Metcalf
Peter Tysselinfi
Fred C. Hall
Frank T. Metcalf
Marion
Citizens National Bank of
County Board Meeting Minutes Delayed to September
The county board adjourned with no further business and scheduled to meet Tuesday September at Es pa CL FRED 0 Hall under the County Radio.
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Larson
R.A. Bryant
Austin Western Road Machinery Co
Consumers Oil
J. Roberts Motor
Harrington & Sons
I. H. Martin
Fred Kain
W. E. Robuck
Everett Harrington
Pear Orcutt
L. E. McConaughey
Farmers’ Co-operative Exchange
County
Oime
J. L. Cochrane
Buy Rite Grocery
Dennison Dairy
Esse
N. H. Bare
John Onstine
C. L. Mix & Son
Clements & Schnack
Emory Morkert
Myres
Slee
Lafe Noah
Pi T. Plette & Co
Eaalog
Ea R Gelassiera Haemoren Pegae
C. F. Anspach
H. A. Jones
F. Mieslang
Vanderwilt & Yarnell
Osborn’s Pharmacy
County Home
Porerees
P. Tysseling
Fred 0. Hall
He Dyer
Fred
Hall
County Radio
Fire visits 21 local places past few months 1928 29
A historical fire list records 21 incidents from April 1928 to August 1929 in the local area. Entries name dates addresses residents or occupiers, causes such as chimney sparks stove explosions and burning rubbish, and losses with insurance statuses noted. The material reflects year long fire losses and coverage details including several insured totals and one uninsured stock claim.
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Jella Menninga
A. van Halm
Houston Avenue
Edith Bevans
R. Greenwald
Ught
T. Rowenhorst
Independence Street
H. Ver Steeg
N. Bogaards
East First Street
Morning Side
J. E. Hacke
M. van der Linden
Union Street
G. G. Gaass
Main Street
Joe de Koning
Henry van Brogen
Columbus Street
C. van der Leest
First Street
George Ver Steeg
Washington Street
Wall Paper
Bert Jansz
Lester Jelsma
East Third Street
Sadler Publishing Co
A. D. Ver Steeg
Willemsen
Pella Creamery Co
Pella Produce Co
Oskaloosa Street
P. van Zante
W. Scheeres
Iowa Crop Summary highlights strong corn yield in 1929
Iowa Crop Summary for September 1 1929 reports six major crops exceeding five year averages by 3.5 percent overall. Corn total production expected at 422 879 000 bushels about 3 percent above 1923 1927 average and 1 percent above 1927. Acreage near 10 978 000 acres with yields near 28.5 bushels per acre. Oats fall below average, flax buckwheat and ap tid also underperform. The oats harvest indicates 88 percent condition with an average yield around 86.0 bushels per acre.
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Iowa
Towa
Ton Y
Agricultural outlook and crop production forecasts
Leslie M. Carl and Alfred C. Brit present a detailed farm outlook with projections for barley spring wheat and potato yields, noting US and state acreage plans for fall 1930. They estimate 1929 barley at 20,010,000 bushels, spring wheat potential around 723,000 bushels, and Iowa potato output about 7,115,000 bushels with 77 percent September 1 condition. US winter wheat acreage may reach 48,271,000 acres, Kansas near 12,084,000, Nebraska around 2, and total US production about 567,000,000 bushels, implying export needs.
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Tve
Towa
United States
Kansas
Nebraska
Y W Receive New Members at Central Bay Dorm
A candle light service marked the Y W members pledging new girls. Eunice Straks and Bernice Flikkema sang as small candles were lit from a central candle. Membership dues were paid and carnations given as the group nears its ambitious goal under Luella Timmerman’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Straks
Bernice Flikkema
Christ
Y. W
Girls of Central
Luella Timmerman
Pellas Artists Give Concert At First Church
Following the C E banquet delegates gathered for a song service at First Church led by Mr Gibson of C E singspiration. Arta De opened the sixty minutes of music with Sickles My Soul Is Athirst for God, then Ruth Dykstra on clarinet offered Snuggle Time. The First Church girls quartet sang The Name of Jesus, Laurel and Irene Boot performed Dreamy Moments on violin and clarinet, Kathryn De Koning featured One Sweetly Solemn Thought on organ, and Paul Lawrence-Dunbar and Miss Bolley Wellward Wellward added humor and musical pieces to end.
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C. E
Gibson
C.E
Arta de
Sickles
Mulder
Ruth Dykstra
First Church
Jesus
Laurel
Irene Boot
Paul Lawrence - Dunbar
Avelgvad Legro
Bolley
Soneda Aurel Boot
Serenade and Purity of Tone Delight Banquet Guests
A transcripted note praises Marian Frush and Miss De Koning for a flute serenade at the banquet. It highlights the John Fletcher male quartet for harmony and inspiration. Guests from the Central Ray applauded the Pella musicians and urged continued effort and talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Frush
Miss de Koning
Pella
John Fletcher
Ray
Local social visits and church meetings in Fort Madison
Des Moines visitors populate the area with many calls at the Doedyns and Vander Syde homes while First Baptist church conducts five meetings led by Rev. George C. Conrad. Residents travel to Des Moines Ames Grinnell and Knoxville for visits events and family gatherings in a busy regional social scene.
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First Baptist Church, Fort Madison
George C. Conrad
Doctor J J Syben Honored by Medical Society Meeting
Dr J J Syben attended the convention of American College of Surgeons and was informed he has been made a member. The college aims to advance surgery and hospital care at the highest standard, selecting a few physicians from each state annually. the Doctor is congratulated on this honor.
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J. J. Syben
Chithik
American College of
Surons
Seyeeerlondd
Aeron -College
Sureons
America
All-College Play Promises Wholesome Drama at Central
Central presents the all college production Old Lady 31 by Rachel Crothers with a strong cast led by Doxie Putnam Anger ine Vande Noorde Grayce Wesselink and others. Proceeds benefit college dramatic equipment as the show aims to boost campus theatre resources.
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Rachel Crothers
Thirty-ninth Street Theatre
New York
Doxie Putnam
Charles F. Angerine Vande Noorde -Grayce Wesselink
Dane Asche
R. de Jong Belle Bogard Lois Smith
Julia Swanson
Eunice Straks
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Hroecedinigy
County Board
E. A. Moon
James Cotter
Very Marsh
Julia Trent
Seymour Howard
Rou
Auto Service Co
K. Whotiateh
Drag RC
Lukin
Drag
Mulan Juline
Drag Morris Lumber Co
Dex Moines
Anderson
Blackmare Co
Cation
Clark
Pyle, Scott and Gordon
T. A. Gardner
Irvin Wolfe
J . A. Woodruff
Teachers Institute
Leslie M. Carl
Agriculterate En
Alfred C. Brit
Ass't. ‘Agriculturat Matistician
Des Moines
Dick Doedyns
John Hoogenakker
van Rees
Art Hoogenakker
E. H. Grandin
John Hoogenakker Jr
George Visser
Ed Hoogenakker
Gerrit Vander Syde
F. A. Reed
P. A. van Ryswyk
Hollendal Minn
J. Vander Syde
Anne de Reus
R. R. Sadler
J. S. Gladstone
Frank Brom
Killduff
Satur
D. A. de Jong
Prairie View
B. van Maanen
Frank Murphy
Gilbert Boot
Betty Butt
Ames
Mary Isabel Thomas
Valley Junction
J. M. Cook
Hazel Fullriede
Nebraska City
Miss Fullriede
Cook
L. A. Winter
Leona Arens
Grinnell
IGA
Campbell’s