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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle Advertiser
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
1
The article discusses a planned sale of promote cards, proceeds from which will go to farmers. It notes demand in white register regions and references soybean markets, with emphasis on Iowa’s crop and world market effects. It mentions the possibility of farmers applying for relief if needed.
Unemployment in Iown fell to 3.8 percent in May, reflecting a modest improvement from the prior month. Labor force data show continued hiring gains across manufacturing and services sectors, with job seekers gradually reentering the market.
Fragmentary item from Newton newspaper notes dues or charges tied to Packard. Names appear garbled but reference to local financial or civic matter with unclear details. No clear date, place beyond Newton, or concrete outcome evident.
An Iowa city column proposes residents collect junk from yards, lots, and roadsides to improve air disposal in the community. The idea, floated amid revenue sharing talk, faces practical and political hurdles and cites local perspectives.
Mr and Mrs Marion Van Gorp hosted the Otley Amvets Auxiliary family picnic at 210 South Street with attendees including Mrs John Vanden Baard Miss Lucille Vander Beek and several couples. Out of town guests Jatherene and Lorene Collins of Des Moines. A 6:30 p.m. supper preceded a meeting planning a July 22 visit to Knoxville V A Hospital. The group reviewed the Iowa Amvets convention in Ft Dodge and displayed the Auxiliary of the Year trophy along with other awards. The next meeting is set for July 19 at Mrs John Vanden Baard’s home.
A community notice says a Fourth of July celebration will be held Monday during a junior game at 6:00 p.m. The event is described as patriotic and aims to honor national festivities.
Leighton toppled by Bing in a close game as teammate Blom pitched. Jerry Blom secured the win with Morning Ver Pie Wark taking the loss. Standings show Peoria leading, Blom Ponting and Bakker & Four tied for second, Marion County and U&D Purp & Pipe following.
Pam Shaffer of Welcome Wagon lists new residents in Pella. The Slycords from Galesburg live at 1205 Columbus. the Harveys from North English at 224 Main St. the Robinsons from Des Moines at 1305 Washington. the Whittons from Tracy at 211 South St. Koopmans of Willow River at 408 University.
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