Shoes That Last A Visit With Bert Van Zee Family
The account covers a farm visit to Bert Van Zee near Fifield with Arnold Monsma and family, highlighting a pair of shoes Van Zee bought in Pella 12 years ago, Dutch language notes for his children, farm details including calves and pigs, and reflections on farming economics amid local life and neighbors. John Nelson and Elbert Joe Van Zee are featured as aspiring farmers with a protective dog and family stories.
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Henry Vriezelar
Bert van Zef
Bert van Zee
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Arnold Monsma
Monroe
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Mrs. van Zee
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Pella
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Cate Smorenberg
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What of my mortal soul in light of death and faith
Peter Stam, Star of Hope Mission, Paterson, N. J., reflects on mortality from a Christian viewpoint after four funerals in a week. He cites scripture about death, hell, and salvation, urging readers to seek Christ now, warn against Christless eternity, and consider their own readiness for death. He recalls his son John Stam’s martyrdom in China and emphasizes readiness to die for faith.
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China
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Reader
Jesus
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Star of Hope Mission
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Iowa Football Team Begins 1948 Practice Amid Veteran Watch
The University of Iowa football squad opened practice for the 1948 season with many veterans leading the group. Notables include Simmor Ne back a standout on two second teams last year, Ted Osmaloski from Toledo, Bush Lamb from Newton, and Hudjumwa a versatile back. Tall tackle candidates and Don Nelson along with Bob Tandon are highlighted as key linemen and end prospects as coach aims for a fast, powerful unit capable of contending with Trojan, Northwestern, Minnesota, and Purdue.
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Rockford
Bob Tandon
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Northwestern
Hino
Minnesota
Purdue
Agent Reviews Drouth Situation Iowa Farmers Face Harder Year
County agent Walter Brown says thousands of Iowa farmers are more vulnerable in 1935 due to drought. He notes 1934 had a seal reserve of corn for feeding operations, while 1935 lacks a large reserve, though a sizable pig crop remains to be fed. Corn, the leading crop, bears the main burden of the drought impact.
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Iowa
Walter Brown
Drought Affects Iowa Crops and Livestock This Year
Brown notes early crops satisfactory in most counties while small grain yields suffer due to drought. Grasshopper damage is widespread as nearly half the state is seriously affected, with more hay and straw in the south than in 1934. Farmers sell feeder stock as conditions worsen, and a Iowa State College Vilsion Service plan urges silos, saving roughage, fall pastures, and careful rationing for pigs to stretch feeds.
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Dull Headaches Gone Simple Remedy Does It
Headaches caused by constipation vanish after one dose of Adlerika. The remedy cleanses poisons from both upper and lower bowels, ending bad sleep and nervousness. Provided by Vader Linden's Drug Store.
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Balancing Oats and Corn in Pork Production Considered
The article notes balancing oats with the minimum amount of corn will be a key consideration and that a protein supplement can help make the corn go further in producing pork.
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