Local News Highlights From The Chronicle
Local residents frequent Des Moines and Ames for visits and medical appointments. Dr. Cook and Hazel Fullreide return visits, while John Rietveld improves after appendix surgery. Community notices include church, school, and social updates with visits to Des Moines, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, and Prairie City. family movements and a funeral share the week’s incidents.
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J. M. Cook
Des Moines
Hazel Fullreide
Nebraska City
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Fullreide
Cook Home
Church notes from First and Second Reformed churches
Morning service at First Reformed titled The New Covenant with afternoon Cities of Refuge and evening sermon by Dr J Wesselink at Third Reformed. Naaman Or the Second But subjects of God’s pleasing in Holland. Second Reformed holds Church School and Christian Endeavor with topics Such as I have I give and Peter the Giver.
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First Reformed Church
the New Covenant
Cities of Refuge
Dr. J. Wesselink
Third Reformed Church
Holland
Second Reformed Church
Henry C. Jacobs
M. Church School
Bethel
Peter
Goad Announces Sunday Schedule at Local Church
E V Goad supply pastor invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Ray De Haan as superintendent Classes for all ages offered Were you absent last Sunday Morning worship at 10 46 a m topic Not Good for Man To Be Alone Evening worship at 7 30 p m features The Meaning of Baptism Baptism mode discussed from scripture reason and logic The ordinance will be administered at the evening service Doors open for new members at both services and 6 30 p m B P U gathering for young people
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E. V. Goad
Ray de Haan
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Much Labor Is Useless Says Local Doctor
A Des Moines doctor criticizes excessive medical care while recounting a case where simple advice and restraint from a medicine bottle proved more effective. He notes hospitalizations with little justification and also criticizes local salesmen.
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Aschenbrenner
Des Moines
Doctor urges practical education and farmer support comment
The speaker criticizes certain youth practices and advertising in public spaces, condemns useless schooling, and argues education should yield practical value. He extols farmers as essential yet undercompensated, urging investment in home conveniences like roads, cement walks, electric lights, and appliances to improve life while calling for a shift in spending toward utilitarian household needs.
Agriculture Needs Higher Standard
Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde urged a higher standard of living tied to better farming economics at the American Country Life conference at Iowa State College. He warned of wastes in distribution and called for a sales department to market surpluses, support the Farm Board, and secure the domestic market while backing flexible tariff powers.
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Farm Board
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