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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

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Iowa News Highlights From The State Teachers and Farmers

Twenty five Traef's business men start an athletic club meeting Wednesdays in the school gym to practice stunts. Rev J A Brush elected president. Minister S M Goughnour filed 9 aged marriage certificates. Nurses association met in Des Moines. Lt Col Lyman says deserters numbered about 1,000 in Iowa. Farm sales include H H Turner selling 374 acres near Iowa City for $235/acre. Descriptions of mules auctioned at Camp Dodge. prices averaged around $450. Cedar Falls to host Danish Lutheran convention. price of farm sales noted. A long list of local notices include a civil war monument dedication in Elkader and sale of hogs at night near Cedar Falls.

Traef J. A. Brush S. M. Goughnour Ankeny Des Moines Iowa Morton C. Mumma Infantry University of Yowsa Iowa City Iowa Bankers’ Association Fort Dodge Hotel Waukansa Frank Lyman State Adjutant General's Office O. H. Rigge Scott Township J. L. Wilkinson Homer Roland Ata of the Stars and Stripes Efpecial University of Iowa Roland Paris Iowa State College Maud Camp Dodge Dodge Story County H. H. Turner F. C. Webster United States Mr. Webster Alton Staufenbell du Duque Occidenta Httler EB. H. Prior Postville Elkader Clayton County Board of Supervisors Cedar Falla W. A. Dove & Son Arthur Brandon Brandon Dove & Son Nama County John Huey Geneseo Township Will Burns George Mason Grant Roy Strobelin Eonderse Rank Lyman State Draft Office Mid Adjutant General Lyman Hornick Woodbury County United War Fund Clarissa ‘Maynard Welch Waterloo Verdon A. Welch, Jr B. D. Davia Knoxville Cedar Falls United Danish Lutheran Churches of America N. M. Andreason Nazareth Danish Lutheran Griswold and Fitz Fonda Louise King Town City Henry King Grinnell College Frederick Bruner van Bruner Clearfield Taylor County Taylor County Farm Bureau Agricultural Extension Department Fred Lyceum Arts Drake Arthur Holmes Chautauqua Lyceum H. Kk. Bland Winneshiek County United Relief Fund Red Cross Red Cross Fund Chicago Relief Fund Nancy Lucy Hengerveld Maxwell Farm

Freeman Lankelma Memorial Room Funded by Local Ladies

Mrs Herman Geelhoed Mrs George Stout and Mrs Frank Steubenrauch funded furniture for a dormitory room in memory of Freeman Lankelma who died in Europe. The room will be named The Freeman Lankelma Memorial at the College, honoring heroes and supporting youth. The Central Ray.

Herman Geelhoed George Stout Frank Steubenrauch Pella Europe America Belgium France Freeman Lanheima Freeman Lankelia

Central College Governance and Student Council Structure

The article describes Central College as an independent unit with a governing board of trustees, an executive committee, and a president. It explains the roles of the Faculty in education and discipline and notes a Student Council representing each class and the Academy, shaping student affairs.

Central General Synod

Central Ray Recaps College Life And Community Ties

The Central Ray, Central College’s student newspaper published Saturdays, reflects campus life across faculty committees, literary societies, Christian groups, and athletic coverage. It highlights student essays, local college news, and reporter coverage from various clubs, with 5,000 copies printed for distribution to homes.

Central Central Ray Raya Ray

Community Notes From Pella And Nearby Towns

Local residents visiting relatives and hosting guests in Pella Osceola and nearby areas include Rene Vroom, F Sjaardema, G Stowle, J Drost Frederick, Rev DeJong, John Rempe, Paul Synhorst, Mrs De Reus, E Dykstra, Herman Vander Linden, Miss Van Baale, Alice DeJong, Willing Workers group led by Jeanette Onstine, Tim Dykstra, and family. A death in Kansas City touched Del Rooi relatives with plans to attend the funeral.

John Rempe Paul Synhorst Pella Rowland Baby Mrs. de Reus E. Dykstra Oskaloosa Herman Vander Linden Miss van Baale DeReus B. Groenendyke Hoek Tim Dykstra Ben de Rooi

Building Lot for Sale on North Main Street

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

J. G. Sybenga

Drag racing improves roads in town and country

Work by drag teams last Saturday left roads in much better condition with activity across town and countryside.

Cure at a Cost of 25 Cents in Mattoon Ill

Mrs Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois describes chronic indigestion and constipation improving after one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets. She reports headaches dizziness a heavy feeling in chest and stomach and fatigue before relief. Sale of the tablets by F D Stubenrauch.

Mattoon Robert Allison Ill Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

Quick Cure for Croup Warns Early Signs

A brief health advertisement urges watching for the first symptom hoarseness and treating with Chamberlains Cough Remedy at once. It notes the remedy is prompt and effective and mentions sale by F. D. Stubenrauch. The notice also offers daily paper subscriptions at a discount.

Chamberlain F. D Stubenrauch

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