Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1940

Page

2

Local notices and social updates from Pella area

Neal Vischer leaves home after fire while Mrs. Vischer, an invalid, and daughter Maggie join son in Oskaloosa. Vander Lugtes travel to Lansing during college recess. Vander Ploegs sell East Washington home to Harris Vande Noord and relocate to North Main. Various residents travel, entertain, or suffer illness. auto deliveries and minor accidents noted.

Neal Vischer Charlie Dykhuis Vischer Oskaloosa Maggie Diller Vander Ploeg East Washington Street Harris Vande Noord Vander Ploeg North Main van Rheenen

Big Airliners Set To Serve Central Iowa Visit

Visitors from out of town toured Des Moines aviation facilities and met officials including Mayor Conkling and United Air Lines president Mike Cowles. Capt. Alleman and co pilots highlighted vast flight hours and safety while locals praised a modern airport and growing air travel.

J.J. Roulstone Pella Des Moines Moines Club Mike Cowles The Register Ayor Mark Conkling Chamber of Gamme United Air Lines Kirst Becuse Crity

Pastures Discussed At Night School

An 80 farmer night school class met last Monday evening to discuss pasture management. Ralph Towne of Oskaloosa led the session, stressing care of permanent blue grass pastures and the need for fertilization to boost yields. He showed figures comparing pasture returns to crop land and explained timing for turning cattle into pastures.

Ralph Towne Oskaloosa

Farmers to discuss new cream separators at night school

Farmers will gather next Monday evening at the hitch school to discuss the new cream separators. The topic is valuable to most farmers who keep cream and several dealers and salesmen are expected to attend to discuss the equipment.

Hitch School

Does Marion County Want Soils Districts

Discussion in Marion County centers on forming one or more soils districts. Nearby counties have hearings on district establishment, and Marion farmers who benefited from soil conservation programs by CCC camps or soil conservation service report satisfaction. Establishing districts would ease adoption of conservation practices and broaden access for landowners in the county. Sunnyside Beauty Shop profits from permanent waves and hair treatments, appealing privacy described.

Marion County T Ieent Taeas Ion County Soils Conservation ‘Service Sunnyside

Around Iowa a rumor mill of oddities and rescues

A garbled Iowa round up recalls a fog accident near Elvira where Arthur Hermen survived a near-fatal fall. A LaPorte City WPA worker Webb Renn allegedly died twice in a quarry, then truly died of a heart attack. Penny stash, jack rabbit chase, gas pocket blaze, 30 000 year old wood, and a keg of nails with hidden bills are noted in a collage of local incidents and humor.

Webb Renn LaPorte City

Caskets From McGuffey's Third Render to West Des Moines School

The old Longfellow school building in West Des Moines, once replaced by a modern elementary, now houses a casket factory. The transformation from public school to manufacturing site marks a notable repurposing of historic property.

McGuffey West Des Moines Longfellow

Who's It The Ninth Iowa District Voters Will Know

The Ninth Iowa district voters will learn their new congressman as campaigns intensify across the region with candidates courting residents, outlining policy stances and key issues ahead of the election. Local endorsements and district dynamics shape the race.

Iowa

Swanson Deposition on Votes In House Claremont

Report notes a deposition involving Mbert F Swanson a republican about 1000 votes and its potential sustainment or rejection by house committee on elections amid ongoing political tensions. Incumbent Vincent Harrington faces scrutiny as funding and support debates unfold.

Mbert F. Swanson House Committee On Vincent Harrington

Breaks in Knoxville Creamery Plans Move Forward

The Knoxville Cooperative Creamery Co prepares a new creamery at Second and Marion streets. Manager Milo Ausner says foundations are in, aiming to begin construction promptly to avoid delays. The building fronts Montgomery street, 41 feet wide, with milk and print rooms rearward and a front refrigerating area.

Knoxville Cooperative Creamery Co Second Marion Milo Ausner Montgomery Not Montgomery Street Knoxville Journal

Store Rules From Carson Pirie Scott 80 Years Ago

A recent discovery unveils old store rules for Carson Pirie Scott Co Chicago requiring the store to open from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. year round. The rules reflect era etiquette and employee training including broom use and other duties.

Carson Pirie & Scott Co Chicago

Store duties and conduct for workers in the late 19th century

The notice prescribes shop upkeep including sweeping, dusting, lamp care, and weatherproofing before opening. It warns against idle social activities such as smoking and dancing, urges honesty, church attendance, and regular Sunday school, and allocates limited leisure for courting and prayer. It ends with guidance from a women’s group on workers’ conduct.

American fart density per square mile query note

The input is unclear. It mentions fart density per square mile in America and asks about elsewhere in the world. No coherent news item, people, places, or events to summarize.

Americ

Aviation totals rise with 11 thousand planes and 26 thousand pilots

The report notes 11,160 aircraft of all types and 26,144 licensed pilots in the United States on July 1, up 1,100 planes and 600 pilots. A separate line mentions Pellagal allegedly taking a can of insecticide to a dance, with chatter about jitter bugs. Wrestling is cited as the oldest sport, traced to the Olympic games in 768 B C.

United States Pellagal

Sleeping sickness cases, unvaccinated horses reported in Iowa

About seven hundred cases of sleeping sickness all in unvaccinated horses were reported this season in Iowa. Fair Oaks school in Cordos neighborhood will have a Christmas program Thursday night December 21 at eight o'clock. Professor Sadler's friends and icons have found that his motto “Treasure the Cults” is a good one in piano work if popular pupils do good work.

Iowa Fair Oaks School Cordos Sadler

Appreciation note from the Vander family

The Vander family expresses sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy during their recent sorrow and extends appreciation to Mr Dirk Vander and family for their kindness.

Dirk Vander

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Vander Lugt Lansing Mindis Donald Hesselink Atlantic Towa J. F. Hesselink White Way Auto Company C. Bryn and Henry Neal de Prenger Joe Nunninkhoven Rouwenhorst Bros W. W. Mathews Master 45 Town Dans Too Vande al Sedal Pening Peter Hagens Spe Joss Carpenter Galesburg Cleor Pella Falls Ruby and Birdsall Savery Hotel de Maines Mary Phillips Steel Central Nashville, Tennessee George Yanters One Bible Church Gerald Vriezelanr Red Rock Alpine Log Cabin Ottumwa Laura Nanes College Istory Tunis Hoksbergen Tracy Lynn Pei B. W. Kelder Gerald Viiezes Pete Gibson Vander Wal Montezuma Mayo Ray Duvies Leonora Seholte Mini, Moi Gre Tings Clara 1. Williams Coastal College Bloomington, Indians G Idorp Gilbert John den Ouden Cedar Grove Wis the Weld van Dussel Henry Veldhuizen Meppelink Mr. Veldhuizen Eldred Sehnig Tunis Klein G. I. Ver Steg Sehnug Klein A. Sandven Adview John Viewer Wert Hame Mahask Hospital Evan Allen M. Cook Dof York City Rus Geneva Mac Dick Ryken Lower Grove P. W. Kelderman Gerald Verio William van Varke Pella Produce Company Aleda Laird Edution Department Tabor William Guy Wing Buffalo N.Y Columbus Ohio Legion Hall C. F. Nolte Freddie St. Joseph C. F Overcash Juline Herbert Mentink Central College Isconsin Durae Baye 1 D. den Adel Alta Sears Masmin Ater Srandpare Arthur Hermen Hels Sap Wren Mr. Hermin Twain Wm. Wistrick Maley Skatime Dar Spees Eldora Hale Fa Schultz Den Manny Claus Speedy Mr. I Raymond Missouri Line Leon Wilbur Benedict Casey Nebraska Benedict Kenneth Schultz Postville Hoeksema & Vander Wal Old Feeder Bldg Waterloo Arnolds Pis Rom Shek Ane Hee Godert G. Vander Hart Pete Zwank J. van Dusseldorp Simmons Wormhoudt & Son
Search Courier

Search the Pella Chronicle Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pella Chronicle?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication