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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

4

Hollanders' schooling and farming tips emerge from page

The text records informants recounting Dutch schooling habits in Liberty and nearby families, noting irregular attendance and limited geography study. It also covers opinions on modern education for girls, language shifts, and Dutch heritage, followed by agricultural guidance on cattle purchase timing and pig farm practices including sow management and feed routines.

Etla Lizzie Mary Tena Frank Ible Otto van Spéren Liberty Mr. van Speren Pleasantville van Speren Mary Renaud Lillie Ross May Fisk Mrs. King Nick Hackett M. Vander Linden Gerrit Bos Gertie Ver Stee Catherine Rietveld Rika Gaass Minnie Fowler Schol

Facts for Farmers and Calf Rearing Tips

Farmers rely on mutual fire insurance worth about 10 billion dollars at 26 cents per 100 for annual cost. For newborn calves three weeks old, provide hay or clover alfalfa and bright hay. Best grains include corn oats wheat bran and linseed meal. Feeder cattle purchase timing depends on feeding system feed quality and cattle grade.

U. S Beltsville

Ford is Still Good Enough for Veteran Driver

A long reminiscence traces an Iowa man’s vehicle history from a cranky Ford to a Dodge, Durant, and a recent new model, while a separate discussion considers ministerial attire. Readers weigh whether pulpit dress should reflect personal taste or tradition.

FORD Ira N. Curtis Sam Kooyman Holland Steve van Roekel

Ford owner Vos enjoys new car and vitality after tune up

Mr. Vos praises the modern Ford for its easy ride and operability, saying he would not trade it for an old model. A Chronicle reporter photographed him with the vehicle at Grant's studio on Main Street. Despite age, Vos remains active, driving, social, and healthy, after a summer period in Arkansas with his son John for rheumatism treatment and tuning.

Vos Arkansas Pella Luke Vander Linden Vander Linden Des Moines Star Auto Company The Chronicle Grant Main Street Mr. Vos John Stutgart Hot Springs

The Inquiring Reporter Public Views on a Shared Issue

Five citizens share thoughts on a matter of public interest in this weekly feature. Responses reflect diverse perspectives and community outlooks.

IS THERE A SANTA CLAUS Virginia Letter Explains Belief

The New York Tribune piece argues there is a Santa Claus beyond what skeptical minds can grasp. It asserts faith and wonder sustain childhood and human devotion, despite disbelief and logical limits.

New York Tribune Virginia Santa Claus Virginias

Christmas fire safety guidance from a bygone era

An illustrated admonition warns of Christmas tree fires caused by candles and flammable decorations. It advocates sturdy stands, distance from heat sources, noncombustible ornament materials, electric lighting, fire extinguishers, and prompt removal of dry evergreens, citing Babbs Switch and Iroquois Theatre disasters to stress precautions.

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Don’t Run Car Engine in a Closed Garage

State Health officials warn that three Iowa deaths from carbon monoxide poisoning in a week highlight the danger of running motors in closed spaces. The advisory covers cars, home gas appliances, and heaters, urging open windows, tight connections, proper flues, and avoiding sleeping with a gas heater burning. It explains symptoms and stresses complete combustion and ventilation to prevent poisoning.

Iowa State Department of Health

James W. Good the Best Equipped Hoover Ally

James W. Good, Secretary of War, admired for his breadth of Congressional knowledge and wide network of friendships. A seven term veteran, he left the House to practice law, then joined Hoover’s campaign as a key lieutenant and Chicago headquarters presiding figure, earning affection for his kind, generous spirit.

James W. Good Hoover Congress House of Representatives Marian Tite Chicago Washington Herbert Hoover Iowa Good Mageptare Good War Department

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