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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1923

Page

3

Iowa News and Comment by J W Jarnag 1923

A Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa Supreme Court upholds vaccination as a school entry rule following the US high court decision in Zucht. The piece covers vaccine mandates, corn prices in Ida County, cattle movements, insurance, wood fuel use, federal farm loans, legal reforms urged by county attorneys, touring maps, Near East relief work, and state bounty programs for wildlife. It notes demographics, county data, and legal actions in 1922 Iowa.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Rosalyn Zucht San Antonio Tex Gir Supreme Court

Central Tossers Fall To Simpson In Hard Fought Setback

After a long trip to Indianola Central’s basketball team drew a tough start, trailing 11 6 at halftime. In the second half Central surged to 11 points while Simpson had 10, with Smith and Fisher leading Simpson and Flikkema and De Vries shining for Central in a close demand for early season form.

Central Ray Indianola Central Simpson Methodists Smith Fisher Flikkema de Vries

Case of Unrewarded Labor in Early Editorial

A San Diego Union opinion contrasts beelike industry with the ant to note that hard work does not always yield reward. The piece laments unequal outcomes for diligent effort and uses the bee as a contrast to the ant’s unseen labor, urging reflection on value and reward.

Ufe San Diego Union

Priceless kindness noted in quiet sympathy

A brief quote underscores that tender words and careful attentions are cheap to offer yet priceless for shielding male pride, as Robertson notes the value of considerate behavior in difficult social moments.

Robertson

Redemption in Prison Proposal by Booth at State Level

Charles Brandon Booth, grandson of Salvation Army founder General Booth, urges state legislatures to reform prison systems toward redemption. He argues modern penology rejects pure punishment, emphasizes humane treatment, restitution, and the prisoner’s reintegration into society through meaningful work and moral welfare.

Charles Brandon Booth General Booth Salvation Army John Howard Mr. Booth

And Don't Find Either

A brief, pointed quip on career resilience noting that some lose a position and seek sympathy rather than a new job, reflecting a satirical tone from the era.

Boston

Head of Pipe Smokers Urges Tranquil Pipe Club

Judge Andy Calhoun of the Atlanta city criminal division headed a new national pipe smokers association organized with local peers. Any pipe smoker using clay corn cob briar porcelain or meerschaum is eligible while cigarette smokers are barred. The aim is to promote pipe smoking as a source of peace of mind and bodily comfort.

Andy Calhoun City Court Atlanta

Collie Returns 500 Miles Home to East St. Louis

A collie from East St. Louis, shipped to Owen Wisconsin, returned after 500 miles. The six month old pup, sent by George Schaub to John Welty, appeared content in Wisconsin for two months, then vanished. Five weeks later it returned, footsore and emaciated, with nails worn to the quick. The Schaub family vows never to part with it again.

East St. Louis Iil Owen Wis George Schaub John Welty Wisconsin Schaub Wanderer

Car Hangs on Tree After Long Fall Near La Crosse

A motorcar plunged over an embankment and lodged in the top of a tree in La Crosse Missouri. Five passengers escaped unharmed and reached safety. The vehicle was owned by Eugene Hammes of La Crosse.

la Crosse Eugene Hammes

Bible recovered from Middletown fire ruins at Masonic Temple

In Middletown New York the Bible presented to the Masonic Lodge in June 1818 by Martin Hoffmin a former deputy grand master and grand master of the state was recovered from debris after the temple was partly destroyed by a recent fire.

Masonic Bible Middletown N. Y Masonic Temple Martin Hoffmin

Man Fights Crew to Make Good His Purchase of Tram

Olaf Jansen a Sweden arrival faced a con artist on a Secaucus New Jersey tram voyage. A prosperous stranger offered to sell the trolley for 100 dollars claiming he had earned 200000 dollars at 8 cent fares. Jansen tried to close the deal then the man vanished leaving the would be buyer to report to police.

Iowa J. Barry Ida County Holstein Chicago New Mexico Texas Man Crew Secaucus N. J Public Service Corporation Passaic Hoboken Olaf Jansen Sweden Jansen

Brothers Under the Skin Promotes Husband Rule Bill

Prominent New York trio promotes a "Bill of Rights for Husbands" through the Association of Brothers Under the Skin. They seek to make the husband judge of household life, regulate wives visits, hair, skirts, and Delicatessen meals, with a stated aim to keep wives at home and co operate for a "happy" home.

New York Howard Bonns East Eighty-fourth Street William R. Ferguson West Seventy-seventh Street Hugh J. Connelly Knickerbocker Building Messia Ferguson Bonns Connelly

Russia eyes closer banking ties with Sweden in Stockholm visit

Aron Scheinman, head of the Russian State bank, arrived in Stockholm to seek closer financial and commercial relations. He proposes placing Russia’s foreign assets and clearing funds in Swedish banks under a safeguarding agreement. He said Sweden is among the safest destinations for money due to its stable, orderly conditions.

Stockholm Sweden Aron Scheinman Scheinman Bts Russia

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L. F. van Zelm Eastern Newspaper Union Lecturin UF vantZeum BosTan J. W. Jarnag Department of Commerce United States William Osmondson Edward Flynn Perry Martin J. Wade Osmondson Flynn American Legion Legion Ben Gibson Wade Osmonson and Iowa County A. R. Corey Iowa Department of Agriculture Oskaloosa Federal Farm Loan System Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Land Banks Joint Stock Land Banks Federal Land Bank Gibson General Assembly Waterloo Elsie White Grinnell College Near East White Elsie Hoesley Constantinople George D. White Geo. F. White Asiatic Turkey Haynes Woodbury County Clayton County Monroe County Albert American Game Protective Association House of Representatives Polk County Polk County Grand Jury Bagong Ft Flikkema R. F de Boer L. F. Smeeteres Lautenbach L. F Collie
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