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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

7

Otley News Highlights Local Visits And Illnesses

Otley notes report multiple visits to Albia and Des Moines, church and social events, and a rise in illness among children with bronchial pneumonia. Death of Mrs. F S Hiemstra near Leighton puzzles families, while Bertha Beyers undergoes appendicitis surgery and several residents mark birthdays and outings.

L. F.beyers Capital City J. W. van Gorp Harry Hiemstra John Hiemstra F. S. Hiemstra L. Vos Leighton Bertha Beyers Anne Beyers Jack Vriezelaar Henry Vriezelaar Lew Henry

Christmas letter of grievance against Pella speeding incident

A Des Moines reader recalls a (sic) incident from about eight years earlier when two men with flashlights and billy clubs stopped a couple outside Pella Iowa and demanded ten dollars to avoid speeding charges. She condemns the act as highway robbery and hopes for better townsfolk and chides the local marshal Arthur Walls.

Des Moines Iowa Chamber of Commerce Pella Fairfield Arthur Walls

Des Moines Reader Denounces Polk County Speed Trap

A Des Moines travel agent urges Polk county officials to end a speed trap on the Des Moines to Prairie City road. He alleges motorists face unfair treatment by a local justice of the peace and traffic officer, noting disruptions to fair trials and public respect for law. He cites experiences in Illinois and Wisconsin and mentions unrest in Pella.

Des Moines the Capital Polk County Prairie City Illinois Wisconsin Here Ellis Justice of the Peace Pella A. C. Gregg

Say Who Was That Lady I Saw You Kissed Last Night

A fragmentary line recalls a street kiss and confusion over whether the person was a lady. The exchange hints at mistaken identity and romantic street chatter in a dated lyric or dialogue style.

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