Attendance Woes at Iowa City Dad's Day Football Game
The State University of Iowa City athletic board notes low attendance for Dad's Day football, with under 18 600 fans, possibly due to $3 ticket prices. A local observer criticizes crowd sportsmanship and razzing of the team, despite efforts by coach Ligner and a reshaped squad.
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Iowa
Jather
W. F. Milles
Independence
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Ligner
Itshne Company
Sioux Center News Items
Misses Vivian Siemen and Adelaide Boeyink attend Cedar Parls school and spent the weekend at home. L Van't Tol of Doon visited the C Van Roekel home Wednesday. Bud Balkema and family of Sioux City spent the weekend with Sioux Center relatives. D Lit Velt of Westfield N D visited Mrs N Ten Key who is very ill. Esther Melyn Borgman and Margaret Dykshorn went to Ames for homecoming and to visit Iowa State College. Mrs Glen Nietert of Ogden stayed with her mother Mrs J Rozeboom Ma and Wai BramseN motor ed to Town City Tuesday. My and Mrs L Vander Berg motor ed to Sheldon Wednesday to visit.
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Vivian Siemen
Adelaide, Boeyink
Cedar Parls
L. Van't Tol
Doon
C. van Roekel
Bud Balkema
Sioux City
Sioux Center
D. Lit Velt
Westfield
N. D
Mather
N. Ten Key
Esther
Melyn Borgman
Margaret Dykshorn
Ames
Iowa State College
Glen Nietert
Ogden
J. Rozeboom Ma
Wai
Bramisen
Town City
Local Notes on Residents and Visits
Evert Vermeer remains in hospital for treatment. Mr and Mrs J C Klien and daughter drove to Sheldon on Saturday. Mr L Redeker made a business trip to Westfield ND and returned this week. Rev Stegeman of Hospers led services at Central Reformed Church on Sunday. George De Ruyter came home from Des Moines last week.
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Evert Vermeer
J. C. Klien
Sheldon
L. Redeker
Westield
N. D
Rev. Stegeman
Hospers
Central Reformed Church
George de Ruyter
Des Moinnes
The Sabbath: A Command to Keep Holy
The article argues the Sabbath is a divine command not optional a sacred memorial of creation and resting on the seventh day. It explains God blessed and made it holy and set aside for His service, part of the moral law by which humans will be judged. It warns against desecrating the day for selfish ends.
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This Child Is Blessed With Grandparents Blessings
A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Ford Leon in Andubon county has a wealth of grandparents. Each parent has four grandparents, totaling eight great grandparents for the child and four living grandparents of his own, making twelve grandparents in all.
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Ford Leon
Andubon County
Deer sightings and holiday waste in Rock Valley area
Saturday evening reports from George Brandsma and others describe two deer seen near the main street possibly escaping from local parks or a Black Hills wanderer. The piece notes pheasant season opening, hunting opinions, hospital upgrades, and Armistice and Thanksgiving holidays with light local commentary on civic life and voter engagement.
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M Main Street
George Brandsma
Black Hills
Rock Valley
Turkish Trade Unions in Constantinople Guild Power
Oldest trade unions in Constantinople bind all workers by guilds with centuries of privilege. Shoemakers face penalties only by officers of their own calling, a system granted by a sixth century sultan. Guilds regulate wages work hours and vendor pitches.
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Syorld
Constantinople
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