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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

1

Neighborhood News Highlights Regional Happenings

Local notes report road crews finishing at Number 63 then moving to Dallas Center. Mentions grain cutting and threshing, weather delays, and requests for rain. Social visits include Vander Wiel, Van Speren, McKeever, Vriezelaar, and Aalbers households. Joe Kool sells Fifield store to De Vries of Pella, with possession planned in fall. Several family visits, measles cases, and minor births noted amid road work and farm activities in Marion county.

Dallas Center C. Vander Wiel Johanna William van Speren Joe Kool Fifield Lewis de Vries Pella John McKeever Timberlake S. D R. McKeever J. B. Vriezelaar Nell Vander Pol Oskaloosa M. Aalbers John Klein Maggie Wanda Will de Vries Perry T. H. Kaldenberg Mahaska Hospital Nick Schuring Oskaloosa Hospital Clare Renaud Hollendale Mich Brouwer Henry Williamson, Jr Seth Niemens Otley Mr. Niemens Barthlyn John Buwalda Corda Karr John Hart Connie van den Berg Lloyd Crozier Marion County Raymond and Worth Roy Karr Jake Rootseller Ethel Bricker A. E. Cronkhite Attica Abe Lou de Vries Guerney Marquis Woodburn R. M. Hart’s Marquis Indianola Clarence Core Clyde Cordova Summit Township Luke Schultz Melvin Katherine of Reasner Wm. Karr Blanche Karr Schultz Henry Muilenberg Lloyd Shilling Bart Klyn Anie

Cattle shipment and local visits fill Cordova area notes

Jess De Raad loaded cattle at Fifield and Bob Tice of Monroe purchased them. Nearby residents share visits with relatives, health updates, and community work. Bridges east of Cordova are being reinforced with steel by the Wabash Railway. Farmers reported binders in use, grain cutting finished, and thrashing underway at Willie Roush’s. Multiple local families travel, host, or assist with health and barn building as summer work continues.

Jess de Raad Fifield Bob Tice Monroe Bert de Young Arnold Klein de Heer Bernice Chicago George Dailey Pete van Hemert Knoxville Wabash Railway Company Cordova Otto Wynsteker Roy Karr J. M. Hart Hazel Bricker Gerrit van Dyke van Dyke Arthur van Dyke Pella Clarence Bricker Newton Marjorie Willie Roush Henry Muilenberg Jones Gerry Core Charley Ford Clarence Core Ruth Hart Pleasantville Lyde McGraw Doris Core R. M. Hart Lloyd Shilling Lodge Crouch’s Adams Tone van Roekel Cecil Reese

Peoria area families gather for visits and notices

Rev and Mrs Vander Werp of Prairie City visit son Rev M J Vander Werp. Various locals, including Mrs Dirk Vander Veen and Miss Nellie Van Heuklem, are mentioned with neighbors visiting relatives. Miss Marie Vos, missionary to Indians, speaks at the Christian Reformed church, praising her work and wishing success. A recent rain eased heat and did not harm downed grain.

Vander Werp Prairie City M. J. Vander Werp Dirk Vander Veen Jenetta de Jong Fred Vander Schaff Henry van Roekel Gertrude Pearl Peoria Nellie van Heuklem van Roekel Louis Ozinga Pella Martin Vander Molen Vander Molen Sieba de Vries Viebe de Vries Herald Sheesley George Hunt Harry van Roekel Marinus Vander Hart Oskaloosa Jacob Dahm Peter de Jong Ella Vander Schaff Marie Vos Christian Reformed Church

Girl Killed in Auto Accident Near Newton

Funeral services were held for Lucile Hildebrand a 16 year old Newton girl killed last Wednesday when the car she rode in with Glen Baltzley 17 struck an abutment on Cherry Creek bridge highway No 32. Coroner’s inquest heard rival testimonies about three cars near the scene and Baltzley’s attempt to pass. The Des Moines car number obtained followed the crash. The report notes the impact caused almost instant death from a broken neck and details the emergency response and coroner proceedings.

Newton Lucile Hildebrand H. W. Hildebrand Glen Baltzley Cherry Creek Bridge Baltzley G. Frank Wilson G. H. Horn H. F. Cassidy R. W. Dodds Harold Plummer Russell Green Charles Johnson Des Moines Johnson Blatzley Johnston A. M. Miller Monroe Mirror

Colfax Strives to Return as a Health Resort

Colfax Iowa seeks revival as a health resort with a modern brick bath house rise and Victoria sanitarium reopening. A large health institution has settled there and locals report renewed activity among those previously involved, underscoring Colfax Mineral waters and baths as a long cherished Iowa asset.

Colfax Iowa Victoria Sanatorium

Grain income up 25 million for Iowa farmers in 1929

Town farmers received about 25 million dollars more from direct sales of corn oats wheat and barley in 1929 than in 1928 according to figures by John P Himmel of the Agricultural Economics Department at Iowa State College. The extra 25 million dollar return highlights the larger production year and stronger market returns.

Himmel John P. Himmel Agricultural Economics Department Iowa State College

Railroads Seen Essential At Rock Island Depot

On the Rock Island freight depot platform C. F. Dykstra, local agent, says railroads will always be needed as trucks deliver to city areas. He notes passenger service declined from two decades ago when depots buzzed with people and crowds. He recalls supplying Chronicle items then, with twenty or more items daily.

Rock Island C. F. Dykstra Dykstra Chronicle

Iowa Farmers Sell More Crops At Advantageous Times In 1929

Iowa farmers marketed corn and oats more accurately to favorable price periods in 1929 than 1928. Wheat sales rose by over a quarter million bushels at $1.04 per bushel, 10 cents below the prior year, while barley output fell by over a million bushels with price drops averaging 16 cents.

Iowa Himmel

Farm Bureau Day Meets Highlighted by Award Ceremonies

Special ceremonies on Farm Bureau Day mark the award event with plans for related activities. Nominations may be sent to the designated committee for consideration and proper recognition at the fair.

Des Moines Special Iowa Farm Bureau A. R. Corey Fair Board Iowa Farm Bureau Federation The Des Moines Register Fair

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