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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1932

Page

6

Farmers cattle show points from G W Ryke visit

In a Saturday tour between here and Otley G W Ryke shows ten Angus cattle ready for Eldon and State fairs. He notes the herd’s gentleness, recalls a 17 year old cow and a two year old bull that won at Nebraska and Chicago. Ryke criticizes the Farmers Holiday move and defends the county agent while urging road and economic considerations.

G. W. Ryke Here Otley Highway 63 Eldon Reke Chicago Ryke Bricker Mr. Ryke Jersey Washington Pella

Stubenrauch marks 80 years in Pella near 90th birthday

Long profile of J H Stubenrauch recounts his 80 years in Pella since arrival in 1846 as a child, his family’s immigrant journey, early schooling under paid system, later free public schools, and varied public service from teacher to mayor and postmaster. He recalls Holland ties, religious liberty, and community figures shaping the town.

Tainter Pella John H. Stubenrauch Stubenrauch America Masonic Lodge Hell Delares Dominic Scholte Scholte God Overkamp Muntingh Isaac Overkamp James Muntingh Henry Hospers Holland Orange City Mr. Hospers Mr. Stubenrauch Chapin Central Central College T. D. Tice Franklin East First Streets Bell School Polla Franklin Street Henry P. Scholte Stubenranch Louise Bookenhoven Pellaman Dudoc Bousquet L. F. Bousquet Cedar Rapids St. Louis Almigty City of Refuge

Water pump boost at Sigourney earns 50pc gain

Sigourney council completed installation of a Layne Turbine pump with 50 percent higher efficiency and about 16 months payback at a cost of 1637 dollars. City workers under C V Cushing and Harry Kleinschmidt supervised the project, while the old air lift pump and motor were traded in.

Sigourney Review Aimp Council C. V. Cushing Sioux City Pump Company Harry Kleinschmidt City Marshall

Wound In Girl Foot Causes Lockjaw Death In Chariton

Chariton Leader reports seven year old Mattie Jane Thompson daughter of L. G. and Mrs. L. G. Thompson died Saturday from lockjaw after a foot wound. Survived by parents three brothers Neal of Reliance Wyo Ben and Fred of Chariton and sister Mary Ruth. One sister Helen preceded her in death two years ago.

Mattie Jane Thompson L. G. Thompson Neal Reliance Wyo Ben Fred Chariton Mary Ruth Helen

State lake to be built at Bunch site in Iowa

The Iowa state fish and game commission announced that a state lake at Bunch in Davis County will be built if bids fit the funds. Construction could begin this year with about fifty workers on the dam, after bids are opened August 22 in Des Moines. Road work from federal highway 68 will proceed separately.

Bunch State Fish and Game Commission McGregor Fish and Game Commission Des Moines Brown Engineering Co Davis County County Board of Supervisors Iowa Conservation Survey W C Boone

Thieves Busy In Newton Since Saturday Night

Monroe Mirror reports three robberies in Newton Saturday night yielding $150 in cash a large sedan and a coupe. The sedan was recovered.

Fred B Newton New Sharon Monroe Jonas Barr

Youth Walks On Track And Meets Instant Death

Tommy Carnes of Ford, age 26, was killed when an extra Burlington train struck him near a crossing east of Clarkson. He had walked onto the track while smoking a cigarette after bidding his companion good night. An inquest was held with local authorities at the scene.

Indianola Tommy Carnes Ford Burlington Clarkson Young Carnes Anderson Vaughn Des Moines Carnes Vaughn Conklin Frank The Eviden

Tragic Car Track Accident Involving Ford Youth

A boy, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Carnes of Ford, was carried 120 feet down the track after leaving Vaughn. His body mangled, his watch stopped at 11:06 found in clothing, a pocketbook located in a box car at Clarkson during switching.

Vaughn Clarkson Fred Carnes Ford

Ryke to Enter Cattle At Iowa State Fair

Marion County will send cattle entries by G. W. Ryke of Otley to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair national livestock show. Ryke, with Aberdeen Angus, competes for prizes totaling about 80 000 dollars as officials report record-breaking entries across horses cattle swine beef and poultry with about 6 000 animals in the exhibit and near 1 000 junior pigs 800 lambs and 600 baby beeves among the youth divisions.

Des Moines Marion County Ward Dyer Pleasantville G. W. Ryke Otley Dyer Ryke

Largest 4-H Livestock Show Sets U.S. Record

The event will run alongside other livestock departments at the state fair, marking the largest boys and girls 4-H Club live stock show ever held in the United States.

United States

Advertisers Should Target Local Weekly Readers

A columnist contrasts the reach of big city papers with a local weekly, arguing every resident within trading range reads the weekly, unlike city papers where 99 read for none. A grocer’s experience shows local ads pay off when done regularly, urging small-city merchants to switch to 100 percent useful readership at low rates.

Merchant

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