Farm Bureau Meeting At Everist In Marion County
The Chronicle editor rode with Ellsworth and Mrs. Richardson to Liberty Township Farm Bureau’s monthly gathering at Shiloh schoolhouse near Everist. Mrs. Richardson spoke on farm conditions while a Pershing jazz group played and old neighbors reconnected. Road quality and coal camps Pershing Everist influenced attendance and turnout, with ice cream delays and a county agent talk filling the evening.
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Chronicle
Ellsworth Richardson
Marion County
Liberty Township
Bussey
Marysville
Hamilton
Mahaska County
Monroe County
Monroe
Shiloh
Farm Bureau
J. L. Beyl
Central College
Haley
Pella
Clay
Liberty
Indiana
Knoxville
Washington
Everist
Couny
Pershing
Tracy
Richardson
Indiana Township
Attica
FOR SALE ITEMS LISTED INCLUDING CHEVROLET ROADSTER
Multiple local for sale notices compiled from the Chronicle Office listing include a Cole Hi-Oven Range offered cheap through L. W. Hartley, a modern residence on a good lot with plumbing and heating and a garage, various household goods, and an Overland touring car. The Chevrolet Roadster is advertised at 200 cash if sold at once with 4,000 miles. The seller seeks inquiries at the Chronicle office and the signer is Henry T. Stozendaal of 811 South St, Pella.
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Cole
L. W. Hartley
Chronicle
Henry T. Stozendaal
South St
Pella
Privileged Gratitude Toward Richardson Couple Highlighted
A brief community note expresses thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Richardson for the privilege of accompanying them, reflecting gratitude from residents toward the couple.
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Mrs. Richardson
Write To Home Folks From The Indianapolis Times
A Dad to his son advises enduring future hardships with resolve. Parents shielded the youth earlier, but now they must endure bumps while moving forward. Frequent letters home can guide choices, despite seeming old fashioned. such horse sense helps youths avoid regret.
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Indianapolis Times
Church notes on religion as social force and service times
The note extols religion as a social force shaping culture and community life. It urges involvement with church agencies and lists service times for Baptist and First Christian Reformed churches in Holland. Also mentions Catholic and English services and a reflection on the president's death.
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Lfe
The
Baptist Church
First Christian Reformed Church
Holy Catholic Christian Church
Holland
Job
God
English
Poor Mail and Rail Service in Pella Urged for Change
The Chronicle urges residents along the Rock Island line to protest the current mail and train schedules. It notes late Chicago papers, misrouted bundles, and trains arriving after delivery hours, urging earlier westbound trains or government mail alternatives to improve service and prevent further decline. It emphasizes named locations Pella Ottumwa Des Moines and the Rock Island line.
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Register
Pella
Harding
Des Moines
Chicago
Ottumwa
Burlington
Rock Island
The
Congress
the Chronicle
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James V. Lankelma
Honey Creek Coal CO
Phil Bishop
Mgr
W. C. Verploeg
Ames
Farmer's Produce Building
Georgia Chalfont
Fowler Telephone
Main Street
DR. C. I. Fox
Main and Liberty Sts
J. J. Sybenga
Puritan Drug Store
Aschenbrenner
Geashoed
H. O. Wormhoudt
Jaarsma Bakery
Pella, Iowa
A. P. Fankhauser
P. G
T. G. Fultz
Vander Zyl Bros
Iowa
DR. x F. Carpenter
Wagner's
Square
Init
Manhattan
B. H. Langerak
A. Vander Voort
Chronicle Office
Great White Way Bus Line
Cadillac
Des
Franklin Hotel
Fifth Street
Locust
Grand
Town Railway Commission
L,.t. Munson
Heatrola Club
Heatrola
J. van Dusseldorp
Oskaloosa Street
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