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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1919

Page

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Iowa News Items of Interest From 1918 Era

A collage of Iowa items notes milk supply drop in Lake View, hog shipments to Sioux City, ice dealer worries at Waterloo, and crop progress. Memorials for Cedar Rapids World War soldiers. court martials and desertion punishments. high wartime prices in France cited by Major Brewer. Fire losses at Dexter canning plant. Page County farms organize co op stores. Paroled workers face job shortages as soldiers return. University of Iowa journalism students gain publishing opportunities. Auto numbers reform proposed. State inmates aid war work with Red Cross garments. Davenport and Des Moines vaccine efforts. influenza measures eased. News lists dozens of Iowans killed or wounded in action. local labor and labor-law notes.

Lake View Sioux City Waterloo Clinton 126Th Field Artillery Davenport Des Moines Cedar Rapides Goas Cedar Rapids Cedar River F. C. Lang George A. Jacobe 160Th Infantry Camp Dodge Wilson Lang Jacobs Camp Shelby Miss United States France Guy 8. Brewer 168Th Inf Brewer Dexter Farmer Canning Company P. Farmer Page County Farmers’ Union Clarinda Page Center Shambaugh Braddyville Yorktown State Board of Parole Ft. Madison Anamosa Sam D. Woods H. C.pfund United States Employment Service Pfund University of Iowa Iowa Committee On Public Information Legislative Committee On Capitol Secretary of State Forest Treat Red Cross Hidora Chester Roe Howard Mt. Vernon War Department Howard Chateau Thierry Davenport Board of Health Board of Health Ford Government Hospital P. F. Minnock Minnock Detroit Rochester Minn Mayo Foundation Hamilton County Medical Society Llfet W. L. Harding W. F.madden Charles Jones United States Railroad Administration Matt Drilling Arnold Leonard Battle of the Marne Joe Arnald August W. Kottke Guttenburg Charles Calhoun le Mars Andrew de Graff Hospers George Schilling Little Rock Henry A. Watland Rodger Rex Strait Rock Rapids Clarence Y. Voltz Dubuque Leon BE. Courbet Riceville Ruby V. Harlen Missouri Valley Edgar G. Davidson Brighton Elmer V. Nord Red Oak Maurice Fieldsturn Britt Edward 3. Shipley Birmingham Larry A. Smock Desa Moinee William T. Cunningham Fairfax Walter J. Linehan Jesse C. Strong Moadamin Chariie Nelison Newell Henry W. Hutchinson Jolley Henry Miller Audubon Louis Radlef John E. Reinig Portsmouth Homer J. Hall Charter Oak Peter A. Wanson Soldier Henry Klowe, Jr Leads Gerrit Tilstra Hawarden Lloyd T. Smith Defiance Walter L. Matheus Mount Pleasant Frank D. Kellerman de Witt Frank Anthony Speck Yerry Ed . Mahanke Parkersburg Clarence G. Scott Kanawha Edward T. Olsen Einar L. Fossum Corp Lou Berry Ernest Bartlett Tripoli John Abbert Hartung Hans H. E. Olsen Jessup William C. Pegum Victor Frank Norris Gravity John C. Russell Milton Wale FP Fuller Stacyville Edward F. Steinhauer Burlington Arson Jones Larrabee Louis Ames Wiliam Schuttz Spirit Lake Moren Jarzencon Battle Creek Henry J. Minter Denison Frank V. O* Toole Otto Achatz Council Bluffs Arthur Elke Clarksville Teamsters Funk John Norton Day Coal Company Norton

Soldiers Song of Returning Clean in War's Dark Toll

A soldier vows to return from battle "clean" despite mud, blood, and danger. He cites inner discipline, control over temptation, and the avoidance of obscene deeds, hoping to preserve his family and innocence even amid war's harsh trials.

Special Announcement on Credit Terms by Vandermeulen Co

Public notice states book accounts run without interest from January 1 1919 to August 1 1919. From August 1 1919 to January 1 1920 a 6 percent per year charge applies. After January 1 1920 all accounts due. Goods bought after August 1 1919 due January 1 1920 without interest. Vandermeulen & Co.

Vandermeulen & Co

Farmers National Bank of Pella annual meeting notice

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the share holders of the Farmers National Bank of Pella Iowa will be held at its banking house Tuesday January 14 1919 from one to three p m for the purpose of electing seven directors. W H Vander Ploeg Cashier.

Farmers National Bank of Pella Iowa W. H. Vander Ploeg

Building Lot for Sale on North Main Street

Two blocks from the square on north Main Street, east frontage, ample width and depth for an ideal building lot. Apply to J. G. Sybenga.

J. G. Sybenga

Vanderwall returns from army amid family illness

Private Andy Vanderwall comes home from the army to a sick Prairie City household. The father died about two weeks earlier and the mother and a sister are also very ill with the flu and dread disease.

Prairie City News Andy Vanderwall

Quick Cure for Croup and Local Sale Availability

Quick cure for croup prompts early action for hoarseness and urges giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. Describes prompt effectiveness and notes sale by F. D. Stubenrauch.

Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

The New Year Poem by Anna D Walker

The poem invokes Father Time ushering in the New Year with bright, merry imagery. It speaks of the old year dying and the new year arriving with bells, urging cheer and solid ground for the year ahead.

Father

Millions in Near East Hunger Drive in Iowa Relief Campaign

A nationwide relief effort across Iowa seeks funds for Armenian and Syrian aid as millions starve in the Near East. Quotas mirror the Fourth Liberty Loan, with 60 percent to Armenian Syrian relief and 40 percent to Jewish War Sufferers. The drive runs January 12 to 19, led by state and county committees from Des Moines, backed by Gov. Harding and other prominent figures.

American Committee For Armenian and Syrian Relief Jewish War Sufferers Relief Board Iowa W. L. Harding Lafayette Young, Sr George Cosson J. E. Kirbye J. P. Burling Eugene Mannheimer E. B. Wilson Hubert Utterback Gardner Cowles J. L. Sheuerman Liberty Loan American Committee For Jewish War Sufferers’ Relief Board Russia Poland Palestine Asia Minor Balkans

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