Pella Post Office Records Second Class Mail Note
H. Sadler is listed as entered at the Pella Iowa post office in Marion County as second class matter.
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Pella
Marion County
Iowa
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
6
Military minds on armistice and preparedness
The speaker argues that without armistice Foch would have achieved a world deserving peace, noting that military men favor heavy preparedness as their vocation and that nations with small armies lack a broad field for their expertise.
Lake Prairie plans two road improvements this year
Lake Prairie township seeks paving of the White Way and the Toad to Howell station this year. The county board cautions against crossing bridges before arrival, delaying any new Marion county bridges for some time.
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Lake Prairie Township
Howell Station
County Board of Supervisors
Marion County
Legislature dodges probes amid lingering whitewash
The speaker laments lawmakers for avoiding investigations and leaving Harding era whitewash intact, saying they care little about accountability and public scrutiny.
Equity in Township Horse Assessments Questioned
A citizen asks where equity lies when some townships assess horses at 100 dollars per head while others set 60 dollars. The note voices a demand for legislation to standardize tax assessments and ensure fair treatment across townships.
Road improvements and reforms for county prosperity
The text argues for a mild censure for Gov. Harding and leniency for Rathbun to foster good citizenship. It urges a comprehensive road improvement program to create many jobs, sustain business prosperity, and prevent unemployment by pushing all kinds of improvements now.
Farmers back new road bill boosting rural funding
Marion county farmers praise a road bill offering a 1 to 3 match, with $250 from farmers paired by $750 from the rest of the community and federal government. Henry Ford aids disabled workers in Detroit by employing men with severe injuries in making self starters and magnetos.
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Marion County
Henry Ford
Detroit
Michigan
Counties rush to tap liberal road law funds
The new road bill has become law and counties, including Marion, are applying for estimates on improvements to secure federal road funds and automobile tax revenues. The Marion county board halts bridge building until funds exist, urging faster permanent road improvements this year.
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Marion County
Taxation Burden Cited By The Times In Nation’s Debate
The New York Times states the nation has exhausted benevolence toward taxation. It argues taxation on capital income and industry has reached a level worthy of serious public concern and urgent discussion.
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The
New York Times
The Chronicle on Tax Reform and Public Opinion
The Chronicle discusses rising taxes and the burden on the middle class. It advocates a shift to a single tax concept as a long term solution, noting the wealthy evade substantial portions. The piece urges voters to act against any new or increased taxes and to support reform.
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the Chronicle
Time's Changes Reflected in Western American Fights
The article argues that America's West breeds a new kind of public leader. It cites Theodore Roosevelt as a West product and notes Western figures like Hiram Johnson, Mayor Hanson, and Senator Borah leading the fight against Bolshevism. The piece contrasts old cowboy legends with a newer, morally aware Western political force.
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Theodore Roosevelt
East
Hiram Johnson
Hanson
Seattle
Borah
Idaho
Mississippi
America
Small town pride as Belmond funds big sugar plant
A Marshalltown Times-Republican critique notes Belmond Iowa raises 200000 to build a 1100000 sugar factory in a single day, argues small towns are surpassing big towns in public improvements and economic boldness, and suggests Des Moines would need 17000000 for similar per capita investment.
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Belmond
Iowa
Des Moines
Alden
Hardin County
Marshalltown Times-Repub Ncan
Bumper wheat crop foreseen despite high living costs
The forecast ahead predicts a wheat crop near 900 million bushels, a billion-bushel year, prompting hopes for lower food prices though bread and sugar remain high. Citizens in Pella note living costs are rising while dollars lose power, craving fair farmer prices and retailer profits amid the food chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Pella
United States
Impeachment call over Harding and pardons in Iowa
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues Governor Harding should be impeached if evidence shows he pardoned a rape convict, relied on irregular parole, and allowed a web of payments linked to sports promoters and stock salesmen. It urges a full inquiry into war funds, furniture purchases, and the integrity of officials surrounding him.
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Harding
Board of Parole
Ida Grove
Iowa
Des Moines
Allen
Byers
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Formerly Golden Rule Garage Cars Stolen in Iowa Highlight Issue
In Oskaloosa Iowa frequent joyriding leads to many cars being stolen and abandoned within a 15 to 20 mile radius. The White Way Garage and Barn offers storage for over a hundred cars with day and night care, heated spaces, eight foot stalls and a location near the post office. Rates are twenty five cents for day care and thirty five cents for overnight. Manager Mace Hagen advertised.
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Iowa l
I. N. Taylor
Harry Phinney
Oskaloosa
White Way
Iowa
If I Were a Farmer Advertises Simple Remedies
A farmer notes that having reliable medicines at hand avoids trips to town and helps treat minor ailments promptly. Chamberlain products such as Alterative and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy ointment and tablets are recommended, advertised as accessible at F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Chamberlain
F. D. Stubenrauch
Observations and Hums of Pella Town Life
A compact column from Pella era prints light items and quips about local folks. It notes Mary and her lambs, a soldier returning from France with a joke on meals, calls for supporting home institutions, humorous exchanges about a watch, a minister’s salary pledge, and satirical riffs on ads, travels, and local business. It closes with reflections on roads, leg attire, and a joke about new goods in Pella.
Pella Scribbles and Social Gaffes From Local House Party
Two Pella businessmen, Floyd Gambell and Jim Cochrane, jostle for a chair in a spontaneous gag that livens a social gathering. Easter Sunday brings clear roads and much auto travel, while local quips reference a Berlin report, fake Berlin autos, horse power smirks, and a cat tale about a man and his visiting.
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Pella
Floyd Gambell
Jim Cochrane
The Demon Weed and the Tobacco Crusade
A polemic on tobacco addiction linking cigarette use to personal ruin and social decay. It argues nicotine causes poverty crime and violence, urging a crusade to outlaw tobacco until people quit, then questions who has a match to stop the habit.
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Havana
Do You Sleep Well Chamberlain's Tablets Ad
A health notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve wakefulness caused by indigestion and constipation. It claims tablets restore rest and a clear head, encouraging readers to try a dose. Sold by F. D. Stubenrauch.
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Chamberlain
F. D. Stubenrauch
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Jennie June Stureman
Jennie
Rock Island
Ida Grove Attorneys
Sam DeCook
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Polla
Berlin
Chronicle
Lane Rus
Jane
Zo Dostr “Tigliatore
Muellorons
Puritan
Fordson
Oliver
Star Auto Co
Pella, Iowa
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