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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1930

Page

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Lamoni Landmark House Burns In Lamoni Iowa

A historic Lamoni residence on Tenth and Linden burned to the ground Wednesday night after being left a vacant tax sale property. Occupants escaped unharmed though furniture partly saved. Origin suspected from old papers on the south porch. Built 1887 by Oliver Hudson, the house stood amid early modern homes once far from the town center.

Lamoni Chronicle Lamoni Tenth Linden Streets Bernard Hurshman Kansas City Pred Garrison J.P. Johnson Clio Albert Comer Oliver Hudson W. A. Hopkins Ant Wise

Injury Fatal To Des Moines Man In Fall

Des Moines Register reports 69 year old L A McCreery of Albia died after a fall from a house roof. His skull fractured upon striking stone steps. Once ran a livery stable and taxi stand. later worked with daughter Deah Taylor in McCreery and Taylor garage. Survived by wife and daughter.

Des Moines Register Albia Iowa L. A

Sunday amusements debated at Knoxville council meeting

The Knoxville Journal reports the city council discussed repealing the Sunday amusement ordinance. Proponents Paul Clark C D Knowle and N R Hayes of W A Graham urged a special election, but two council members were absent and the discussion was unfinished.

Knoxville Journal Paul Clark C.D. Knowle N. R. Hayes W. A. Graham Grand Theatre

New Sharon Man On Farm 68 Years

A New Sharon man, F. J. Osborne, born on a Richland Township farm ten miles west of New Sharon, has lived there continuously for 68 years. He left in 1901 to farm nearby and has since resided in Mahaska County in only two homes. The Poweshiek County contest for longest farm residence highlights Osborne's record.

New Sharon Poweshick County A. D. Rayle Mr. Rayle F. J. Osborne Richland Township New Hiss Mahaska County Ife

Four Year Old Killed on Harding Highway

Cleo Matix four, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mattix, died instantly Friday afternoon after being struck by a Buick Sedan on the Harding highway about eight miles east of town. Driver C F Hertig Milwaukee salesman stopped and aided family. coroner’s jury ruled the accident unavoidable. Ruth Matix eight witnessed but did not warn. The community expresses heartfelt sympathy.

Cleo Matix James Mattix Harding Highway C. F. Hertig Milwaukee Wisconsin H. E. Stroy Cleo Ruth Littleleo Hertig Fam

Colfax Church Buys Parsonage

Newton Daily News reports Colfax Baptist church bought the former C W We house on South Oak Park Street from the state highway commission. The house will be moved beside the church for use as a parsonage after the commission acquired right of way concerning Route No. 82. The nearby Fred Howe house, bought by Will Dixon, was moved to the Larsen acreage.

Newton Colfax the Baptist Church State Highway Commission C.W. We Oak Park Street Fred Howe Will Dixon Highway Commission Larsen

Plenty of Trouble for One Family in Rose Hill

Oskaloosa Herald reports a string of misfortunes for the Hollis Moore family at Rose Hill. A son is recovering from serious injuries in an auto wreck that nearly cost him his life. Their sheep were attacked by dogs, a bull gored three horses, and two-year-old Robert sustained a severe toe injury plus gashes from a sharp spade.

Oskaloosa Hollis Moore Rose Hill Moore Robert

Fremont Man Dies by Own Action Near Fremont Farm

Ralph Helm of Fremont committed death by own action last Wednesday evening about 7 o'clock by taking poison. He was found near a shallow pool of water on his farm five miles northwest of Fremont. Survived by wife Ella and children Marie Roy Frances and Ronald Lee. Funeral held Friday at 2 PM from Competine Christian church. Interment in Competine cemetery.

Sigourney Review Ralph_ Helm Fremont Ella Helm Marie Roy Frances Ronald Lee Helm Competine Christian Church Harold Fletcher Competine

Explosion at C B lunch room damages room little

Monroe County News reports that a gasoline urn exploded at the C B lunch room on North Clinton street Saturday morning. The burner overflowed and ignited the blaze beneath the urn, causing a severe blast. No injuries occurred as bystanders were out of reach. Firefighters contained the fire with an extinguisher and smoke drifted through the room.

Monroe County News North Clinton Street

Bank at Luverne robbed at 10 A M

Newton Daily News reports the Luverne bank robbed of 4000 cash 1000 in Liberty bonds and travelers checks at 10 AM by two men who forced employees Consuelo Hanna Art Haf and Scott Hanna to lie down. A fourth employee saw them flee in a Chevrolet. license plate numbers traced to a stolen car from Algona. Description: medium sized well dressed bandits. vigilante posse in pursuit.

Algona

Truth About Paving On Number 6 Lovilia

Lovilia residents were misinformed by last week’s reports claiming paving on primary road No 6 south of Lovilia would end two miles south of town. Actual work started one and one fifth miles south of the Louilla corporation line, extending three miles to Sheehan, with delays at Clark's point. When finished to Sheehan from the south, paving will resume from there toward Lovilia, then north toward Lo dirt. Paving is within half a mile of town. The state highway signed a contract in April to pave Albia to Lovilia center during 1930.

Lovilia Northwestern Bridge Louilla Corporation Sheehan Clark’s Point Sheahan Albia

Woman Kills Self by Hanging Near Drakesville

Mrs. Sherm Downing, of the Davis County area one mile west of Drakesville, ended her life by hanging at about two o clock Saturday afternoon. Despondency is believed to be the cause. A note left by Mrs. Downing directed funeral arrangements and cited enduring worry as the reason. Dr. Heady did not deem an inquest necessary and stated she had been dead only a few minutes when found.

Davis County Sherm Downing Drakesville C.C.C. Heady Downing Mr. Downing Mrs. Downing

Invention to Clean Carburetor Air

Des Moines August 5. Centrifugal force used to purify air entering automobile carburetors. William G Dunn of Clarinda Iowa patented a cylindrical air cleaner with a gauze filter and notches to vent dirt. Two Iowans received patents that week Henry W De Jarnette and Barney A Kehoe.

Des Moines Iowa William G. Dunn Clarinda Barr, Freeman and Sinclair Henry W. de Jarnette

Care of Babies In Hot Weather

Iowa State Department of Health advises simple measures to protect infants in heat. Breast feeding is preferred for health and ease, though both fed and formula-fed babies need frequent cooled boiled water. Ensure sterile bottles, boil milk formula five minutes, and keep cooled bottles in boiled containers. Provide minimal clothing, change diapers promptly, dust with cornstarch, expose baby briefly to sunlight away from glare, and shield from flies and mosquitoes. Prickly heat relief comes from baking soda and water compresses.

Iowa State Department of Health

Infant care and Iowa health statistics from 1930 report

Guidance on feeding infants properly and avoiding overfeeding with upright holding during/after feeding. Emphasizes milk quality and sanitation after delivery. Iowa infant mortality fell from 56 to 52.5 per 1000 live births since 1925, with many diseases listed and county mentions. Also notes crop disease control for yield via removing crop residues and fungal blights in tomatoes.

Iowa Johnson Scott

Fall plowing improves blight control in tomatoes

Plant debris must be buried with soil in fall for best results against blight fungi. Plowing, not spraying, yields better protection. tomatoes on fall plowed land show fewer blights than those on spring plow. Many South farmers harvest peanuts early. determine digging by slight yellowing and pod color with darkened veins.

Tomato U. S. Department of Agriculture

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