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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

28 Jul 1921

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

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Iowa News Roundup Includes Accidents and Obituaries

A lengthy Iowa wire service style list recounts numerous deaths and injuries across the state. Reports include Spirit Lake water death of a grocery proprietor, Belmond man Howard Luick's fatal injuries in Waverly, Hazelton and Des Moines bound fatalities, and several Iowa car wrecks with multiple injured. Also noted are drownings in May and June, a dynamite theft near Clive, bankruptcy filings, a suicide near Alburnett, a child struck near Sioux City, and political notes on a Fifth District race and postal officers’ convention. Further items cover farm loans, fruit crop declines, and protective measures for a spendthrift case in Dallas County.

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Shenanadoah Estherville Spirit Lake Howard Luick Belmond Waverly Harry Burton Hazelton Iowa Sioux City Grand View Park Ben Stoebe Boone Fort Dodge George Povender Solon Okoboji Osceola Dickinson Emmet State ’Penitentiary Henry Quellmalt Burlington Corning William A. Scott Des Moines Clair J. Smith Newburg Jasper County Walter Dunlap Alburnett J. J. Jakich George Craig Truro Walter F. Craig Winterset St. Charles James Young Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids Milwaukee Railroad Kendall James W. Good Chicago Harry H. Cate Anita National League of Postmasters Laura Smith Montour A.S Arion Council Bluffs Neola Dean McKinley Leon Grand River Lloyd Philip David Laing Persia Wall Lake Midlake Atlas Powder Company Clive Yeggs William Frank Oakville Hnus Huron Township Huron Station Bertha A George Odell Katie Schneider Emil Schubert Pauline Junius Herman Kaiser Cedar Falls Sam War Finance Corporation Eugene Myer George Young Fairfield Linby Mary Maxwell Young Vida Charles Helene Charles Ethel Daugherty Mollie Liblin Ray Campbell Studebaker Madison Dallas W. J. van Meter Dallas County Lloyd Thornbrugh Miss van Meter W. Hichendorf Clayton County Edgewood Charles Croyle David Hammond Floyd Bailey Eichendorf Marshal Croyle Bailey Hammond Fred Palmer Watkin’ Bruner Omaha Preparatory Ernest Welshons Eagle Grove Welshons Iowa Bridge Company Bazle Grove
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Patience and gentleness key to training people and animals

An essay argues that mean temperaments arise from improper handling and that patience and kindness are crucial in training both farm animals and children. It notes many youths drift astray due to harsh treatment and urges affectionate support, along with a remark on business caution against idle customers.

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Thrift Magazine
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Eyes Grow Keener in Darkness After Daylight Adaptation

A Journal of General Physiology report notes eye sensitivity rises after entering darkness, intensifying rapidly after five minutes and peaking within 45 minutes to an hour. Selig Hecht of Creighton University confirms a reversible photochemical reaction in the retina drives this adaptation, with 5000 to 10000 times increase in sensitivity.

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Journal of General Physiology Selig Hecht Creighton University Omaha Hecht
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Why Loafers Should Be Banned From Stable Halls

A terse critique argues loafers tied to livers stables hinder work and discipline. The piece links idle behavior with disarray and questions their continued presence in the horse area, urging stricter access rules and accountability.

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Livers
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Desperate Hour Brings Love's Truth To Millicent

Nathan, a farmhand caring for his ailing father, confesses his lifelong love to Millicent on a hill farm. A dire heart scare and a city doctor’s dismissive verdict doom their chances until the truth is revealed, leaving Millicent to face a future of selling the home they hoped to share.

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Nathan Millicent Orfce Neckon Dan Doctor Benton Linley
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Market Quotations from Pella and Produce Co

Market quotes from Farmers Cooperative Exchange Pella Iowa show hog prices 7.75 to 9.60 per cwt. Corn and wheat and oats prices listed per bushel with omissions. Pella Produce Co. lists eggs at 24 cents per dozen and hens prices unreadable in fragment.

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Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa Pella Produce Co. Eggs Jr
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Rock Island Train Service Passenger and Freight Notices

Passenger numbers 470 472 474 475 473 471 noted for trains on 9:42 am 1:30 pm 8:42 pm 7:45 am and 11:35 am Local Freight No 81 and 82 carry passengers Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 6:00 pm the evening before Stations and schedules listed for Rock Island rail service

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