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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1930

Page

8

Coldest Iowa mornings in a century record

The Humeston paper cites a Weather and Crop Bureau study from 1980 showing extreme January temperatures across Iowa. It notes January 22 1980 as exceptionally cold with 110 stations reporting, compares it to historic lows such as January 12 1912 and February 18 1905, and mentions discrepancies in readings at Ottumwa and Des Moines along with cooperative observations from Des Moines area and Otley Marion County.

Humeston Iowa Weather Iowa Department of Ture Olin Weather and Crop Bureau Washta Cherokee County Ottumwa United States Army Charles D. Reed Onkaloosa Keokuk Des Moines Brookside Clinton Jadison Dubuque Farmersburg Hopkinton Iowa City Independence Monticello Mount Vernon Muscatine Waterloo George A. Jowett Otley Marion County

Vegetable immigrants origins list across ancient crops

A reader notes origins for various vegetables and fruits. Colery from Germany. Onion from Egypt. Citron from Greece. Oats from the East. Rye from Liberia. Pear and apple from Europe. Beich from Arabia. Sunflower from Europe. Mulberry from unspecified. Peach from the horse cheatnut. Cucumbers from the East Indies. Quince from Crete. Radish from China and Japan. Peas from Egypt. Horseradish from Southern Europe.

Colery Germany Egypt Greece Liberia Sar Arabia Eru East Indies Crete China Japan Europe

Dreaming of flight by fearless aviators of old

A fragmentary reminiscence praises daring aviators who dream of vast journeys and cosmic voyages. It evokes Lindberghs era pride, imagines Pole routes, and hints at speculative stars as destinations. The speaker marvels at repeated flights and inner flights of imagination, not actual journeys.

Otley school alumni on the bench and past teachers

The article lists former Otley pupils who became judges and notes teachers from 50 years ago. It cites Edna Ver Heul Miss Rankin Nellie Graves Miss Kleinenhorst and Marie Muilenberg among early pupils, plus staff like Mr Blake ly Mr Haines Mr Pearson and Miss May Edmunds.

Edna Ver Heul Miss Rankin Nellie Graves Miss Kleinenhorst Marie Muilenberg Frazer Blakely Haines Pearson May Edmunds Clarence Cook Katherine Rietveld Hollistram Heerema Elsie Lillian Reynolds Marie McDonald Mary Hagon Josie Hartshorn Will Vander Ploeg Judge Vander Ploeg Watson Vander Ploeg Annie Lena Margaret Vander Ploeg Nora Ralph Blanche Mabel Henderahott B. Anderson Day Mike Borthay Vis Bones Marie Vander ‘Hart William Roetzellar A. Sandmeier Jandmeter Kaldenberg Otley Herman Stineman Stineman W. O. Frazer

Pella Markets Quotation Reported by Co operative Exchange

Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange at Fella and Lown present current market figures. Prices for corn oats and rye are listed with bid and offer levels. Local farmers monitor daily shifts in grain values as buyers and sellers respond to regional demand.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Fella, Lown

Let the Kids Eat Candy Says Bunte

Chivtyo. Medical science has rotted the old theory. A Bethaniefa woman eating most is likely to generation ago puritanical die. Ferdinand A Bunte of Bunte Brothers Chicago candy manufacturer, in an address here, says doctors now accept sweets as a bodily need. He argues that a daily ration of candy is proper for children and adults to prevent fatigue and weakness.

Taute Ferdinand A. Bunte Bunte

Jesus Chooses Twelve Ment and Their Tasks

International Sunday School Lesson discusses Jesus selecting twelve disciples from humble origins, their grouping, and the mission to preach to all nations. It notes Peter’s leadership, identifies possible names, and links the call to Abraham’s seed blessing, with emphasis on the kingdom ushered by Christ and the vision of world outreach.

Christ Jesus Samuel David D. M. Pratt Hike Ty House Peter Matthew Mark Luke Andrew James John Lord Bartholomew Nathanael Bernard ©. Clausen God Abraham

Missionary Sermon Fragments Highlight Gospel Plan

The text reflects on Christian mission, individual faith, and the spread of the gospel beyond formal church structures. It cites Acts 8:4 and praises personal witness, with notes on John’s apostolic role, James the martyr, and early church zeal.

What Jesus Chose: Disciples and Their Qualities

A teacher guide poses questions about Jesus choosing followers for a great task. It asks why Judas was chosen, whether Christ loved Samaritans, and what modern churches do to live Jesus teachings in the community.

Jesus Judas Christ

Class Talk On Salvation And Rewards From Missionary Reading

A classroom discussion explains the difference between salvation as God's free gift to all who accept Christ and rewards as God’s pay for service in his kingdom. It asks whether some rewards come in this world and weighs implications for believers.

God Christ

Rewards in the Afterlife Referenced Across Verses

The text cites Jesus and biblical verses on rewards after life and mentions a photo offer from Ye Foto Shoppe and the Chronicle giving a photo with new or renewal subscriptions. The fragment reflects religious themes and a local newspaper promotion.

The Chronicle

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