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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1918

Page

3

Nearby Towns News and Personal Notes

Mr and Mrs Chas Sipe move into the Mrs Emery house awaiting their new home. Mrs Korver of Pella visits daughter Mrs Garrett DeHoet. the DeHoets and son Henry visit relatives in Pella. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs John Kersbergen on July 4 1918, first girl among three boys. J C Van Ginkel and family from Prairie City pass through Monroe en route to Pella. Robert Hicks of Fort Des Moines recovers from pneumonia and health improves. F P Woodruff elected Grand Senior Warden at Knights Templar convention in Marshalltown. Flora Loomis elected Colorado PEO state organizer. W R Poffenbarger's drilled well yields strong water at 98 feet with potential 20-30 gpm, windmill erected. Frank B Hunt fails Gettysburg exam for tank operator due to defective hearing. injured in 1918 railroad wreck near Knoxville. He remains eager to serve and now sergeant with military police at Gettysburg cantonment. He holds a lieutenant commission from prior service.

Chas. Sipe Wieser Robert Hicks Fort Des Moines O. P. Wright Robert Camp Cody Grand Commandery of Iowa Knights Templar Marshalltown F. P.woodruff Woodruff Templar Grand Commandery Florence B. Loomis Knoxville Flora Baker Society of Colorado Salida Loomis Poffenbarger Frank B. Hunt France Gettysburg Hunt Leutenant Des Moines

Prairie City social notes from Prairie City and nearby towns

Prairie City and surrounding areas report social visits and movements. Garritt Dykstra his wife and daughter Pauline visited in Pella at the Robert DeGooey home. Mrs Margaret DeReus and Mrs W Ver Dught visited the John Ver Dught home. Mrs John Scheffers and children returned from a week with her parents at Thompson Town. Mrs Murray Ten Hagen and children Max and Ray went to Pella to see her brother John Van Arkel. The Prairie City Newton road near McDonald hill remains hazardous as cars struggle to follow ditches. Matthew DeWitt returned from Des Moines Methodist hospital after appendicitis surgery and expects a gradual recovery before resuming work.

Garritt Dykstra Pauline Pella Robert DeGooey Margaret DeReus W. Ver Dught John Ver Dught John Scheffers Thompson Town Murray Ten Hagen Max Ray John van Arkel Prairie City Newton McDonald Hill Matthew DeWitt Methodist Hospital Des Moines

Eddyville Family News and July 4 Celebrations

Eddyville residents share Fourth of July visits with the Bickford and Barnett households in Ottumwa and Camp Dodge. Aart DeWild Jr. is born July 4 at the Barnett home, weighing eight pounds. Rural mail carriers cope with winter trails while Sam Lemmon shows off ripened garden tomatoes on July 2 as he eyes a repeat harvest.

Jake Cornelius Pella F. B. Bickford Ottumwa Aart DeWild G. W. Barnett M. G Camp Dodge Dorothy Armilda Velma Inez Awtry Olive Hoyt Orville Cox Dwight Mateer Morrell Cox Peter Klaaren Pete Sam Lemmon Sam

Miss Grace Rowland Returns From Des Moines Summer School

Knoxville notes Grace Rowland has returned from Des Moines where she attended summer school. Mrs. Mary Forsythe of Des Moines visited Knoxville earlier this week with Mrs. G. W. Crozier and Mrs. Lydia Welsh, and other relatives. Tennis Visser was summoned to Haxtun Colorado to oversee a large farm due to the death of his tenant in an automobile crash about two weeks ago.

Grace Rowland Des Moines Mary Forsythe G. W. Crozier Lydia Welsh Tennis Visser Haxtun Colorado

Chamberlin's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

An advertisment urges buying Chamberlin's Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy now to be prepared for summer stomach upsets. It quotes F D Stubenrauch praising the product as worth many times its cost in need.

F. D. Stubenrauch

Return of the gold brick after stagecoach holdup

An old man recounts his westward trek to mine gold for five years, melting it into a brick with his initials. A highwayman named Simmons robs the coach, the group is revealed as a reforming posse, and the man regains the nugget after a staged departure and shootout. He then marries and becomes a successful businessman in the east.

Woolly West Ito Mays Simmons rAndy Simmons

Clergy urged to forego peace talk in wartime sermon

Dr. Theodore G. Soares of the University of Chicago told University of Iowa clergy at a religious conference that only fighting now can prepare for the next war. He attacked neutral stances and urged anger against Germany, saying peace efforts are misguided and the Ottoman Empire must end.

Theodore G. Soares University of Iowa Germany Dr. Soares University of Chicago Double Cross Berla Austria-Hungary Balkans Turkey Jesus God Ottoman Empire Berlin

Manure Boosts Crop Yields in Iowa Trial

A Clinton county field study by the Iowa State soils section finds eight tons of manure per acre increases corn yield by 9.4 bushels and oats by 20.8 bushels in a four year corn oats clover rotation. Clover also rises by 1.3 tons, with manure applied to clover stubble. The report notes manure is a valuable fertilizer delivering organic matter and nutrients, and urges farmers to conserve and utilize farm manure despite costs of hauling.

Clinton County Soils Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa Lowa Ames

Cattle Postwar Herd Strength Highlighted by USDA

The United States is said to hold more pure bred beef and dairy cattle than any other nation. The Agriculture Department notes European nations will need these cattle to rebuild depleted herds after the war. World farming balance and future needs are discussed.

United States Department of Agriculture

Removal Notice on Insurance Agency Move

Cook and Son relocate the insurance agency from the Pella National Bank to the Booster Press office. W. W. Cook will devote full time to Insurance and Farm Loans.

Cook & Son Pella National Bank Booster Press W. W. Cook

Cause of Despondency Linked to Digestion Issues

Despondency often stems from indigestion and constipation and can fade quickly with Chamberlain's Tablets. The tablets aid digestion and promote bowel movements, as advised by F. D. Stubenrauch.

Chamberlain

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