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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1915

Page

4

Let Well Enough Alone On Railroads In The United States

A detailed defense of private railroad ownership argues that European state owned systems are heavily valued but US lines deliver the best and cheapest transport. It notes watered stock claims are rare, cites Deutsche Bank figures on rates and wages, and warns against political railroad takeovers that would raise taxes and harm public services. It emphasizes higher costs of labor and materials, ongoing infrastructure upgrades, and the need for balanced policy to avoid wrecking a vital industry.

United States Europe Germany Austria Hungary Italy Belgium Switzerland Japan New South Wales Deutsche Bank of Berlin England France German Interstate Commerce Commission Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilson

Iowa State Short Course Offers Benefit for Farmers and Youth

An Iowa State College program in Marion County highlights a one week session with practical instruction valued at $50, free to attendees. The course covers adult farming, youth education, and female participation, mirroring Ames tuition but available locally. Special features accompany the event for both men and women.

Iowa State College Marion County Ames

Fiddler Motto Echoes in Tough Times as Quarantine Hits Pella

Amid ongoing hardships and sharp criticism the article notes a continuing struggle. It mentions Otley resident Mrs. H. Van Ginkle visiting Pella, a diphtheria quarantine at Henry Schippers on West Independence Street, Hanns Schippers ill, Ed Jenkins and Hazel Everett visiting from Prairie City, and John DeHaan returning to Pella from South Dakota for a visit.

Ed Jenkins Hazel Everett Prairie City Pella John DeHaan South Dakota Sas

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