Little People and Courtesy Parade Through Democracy
A column extols the quiet deeds of small town people as the real foundation of democracy. It recalls Tom Haywood’s kick machine in Craven County, a Denver bus station tale of helping a timid traveler read a timetable, and Arkansas education workers teaching courtesy. The piece also notes housing shortages and landlords refusing children, highlighting everyday acts of kindness amid social friction.
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Tom Haywood
Craven County
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Hile
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Boulder
Arkansas
State Department of Education
Ozark
Building plans offer path to affordable homes for young couples
A county speaker urged leveraging idle funds for low interest loans to finance small three to four room houses for young couples, arguing such investments yield over six percent and support community welfare. Dr. O Christianson cited land stewardship and postwar responsibility, praising local bankers and the Sherwood farm contest for promoting prudent development.
Editorial Roundup From Small Town Papers
A collage of editorials and column snippets critique war optimism inflation measures and labor law. Topics span peace pursuit, coal prices, rising divorces, Taft Hartley remarks, Iowa egg production, and government dependence versus self-reliance, citing regional papers and local voices.
40 Years Ago at Pella Town Reunion Honored Civil War Vets
Front page recounts the 33rd Town Infantry history and a veteran reunion in Pella with decorations, a welcome arch by George Heeren, and messages from absentees. Local business ads, rail project talk, and community notes fill the issue as residents recall service, arrivals, and town events.
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33Rd Town Infantry
Vella
Garden Square
George Heeren
Garien
Commercial Club
M.A. van Vaaften
Jewell
Security Bank
GH. Wormhoudt & Co
Frank de Wit
Dave de Cook
Los Angeles
California
Marie de Haan
Viva van Nouweling
Amy Cox
John van Wyngarden
AML
Pel- In
Shaw
Rain Dampens Pella Lake Prairie Fair Prospects
Thirty years ago on September 13 1917 the Pella Lake Prairie district fair faced another poor season due to excess rain. Merchants showed little interest and country folks brought in little produce while organizers shuffled fair dates to avoid rain. Fireworks were praised. Marie Weyers married Paul Ver Steeg, both connected to local businesses. A send off for Camp Dodge recruits planned for September 19th was being arranged.
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Pella Or
Lake Prairie District
Patk Ind Ind
Marie Weyers
Paul Ver Steeg
Paul
Pella Produce Co
Marie
van der Linden
Camp Dodge
Pella High Enrollment Growth and Local Portraits Highlight Sept 2 1987
The issue features new students in the New Cent Building doorway and a welcome by Supt C C Buerkens as Pella High enrollments begin. It also notes remodels to city buildings, Grimes Canning plant activity with 150 workers and 00 acres of tomatoes, plus profiles of local business and shop figures like A P Vander Meide. Athletic schedules hint at football games with Drake Grinnell and Coe.
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Iscne
Ieee
Puble
Tresideel Loddaheve
Garden City
Woodree
Gamble
Grimes Canning Company
A. P. Vander Meide
Mary Philips
Aleda Laird
Vernon Bobbitt
Pella
Central
Drake
Grinnell
Coe
Frisbie Dates Dutch Coffee Habit to Dutch Past
Editor Frisbie notes a modern coffee time begun by Pelia Dutch and seen among Grinnell business men. The piece recalls midmorning snack breaks, bank visits, and a habit that echoes English forebears, arguing the practice is ingrained in American business culture and should be observed on schedule.
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Frisbie
Pelia
Tn Enet
Mermaid
Grinnell
Insurance ad for farm city property and life security
See me for insurance on farm and city property and for bail on crops and automobile insurance in its branches. Insure now to avoid regret and begin a ravings recount with life insurance for an income in old age. Insure in good companies at low rates. Call 50 Sully or write PLC Box 146 and I will call on you WM Dieleman Sully Town
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Sully Or Write PLC
WM. Dieleman
Sully
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