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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
6
In Pella Iowa debate centers on whether to nominate city officers by a spring primary or retain the old caucus method. The item notes prior primary satisfaction, questions caucus advantages, and corrects earlier vote counts for Brother Stout. It argues the bank trust issue stems from insistence on honesty by bankers and does not restrict solid banks.
Des Moines editors note a meeting of college presidents in which a law was urged to provide state funds to hire teachers for denominational schools to offer instruction like that in state normal schools. They question constitutionality given Iowa’s prohibition on church state union and warn Protestant colleges against accepting funds.
A flurry in the Iowa legislature follows Governor Clarke using the word graft to describe a large number of door-keepers and attendants in the halls. He explains his stance, and supporters say Iowans will stand by him. The piece contrasts Iowa’s perceived honesty with Illinois’ prolonged political turmoil. The author praises Clarke for calling out graft before it grows bolder.
A legislative bill proposes compulsory incorporation for all banks, regular examinations, and deposit guarantees for state banks. It aims to standardize regulations and inspections across all state banks to clarify safety for depositors and distinguish among different banking structures.
The piece argues railroads must justify rate changes to the public and warns that rate increases would inflame inflation and hurt confidence. It advocates building public highways funded by taxes or bonds instead of further railroad charges, asserting highways offer lasting public ownership and competitive pressure on rail service. It also discusses Christian tithe doctrine as easy money and its role in stewardship.
A truncated historical quip debates whether continued revenue from rising freight and passenger charges is preferable to a steady annual payout. It questions the sustainability and fairness of escalating costs versus stable funding, implying a choice between dynamic gains and predictable returns.
A Grinnell resident, M DeLay, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved severe loins and backache, improved kidney action, and they recommend this remedy for kidney trouble. The package price is 60 cents at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY listed as the makers.
A preacher urges daily Bible study to light moral questions and life problems. He cites Colridge and warns against neglecting the soul, claiming five minutes of focused study can calm the mind and clarify life amid discord.
Vander Linden's Bazar advertises window shades in several grades in stock including best hand made goods. The notice invites customers to appreciate the shop's offerings.
A printer advertises Valentine messages for February 14 with a broad line of sentiments from 1 cent to 2 dollars 50 cents offering affordable options for lovers.
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