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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1926

Page

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Youthful poker groups warned after Langstraat disturbance

In a John Langstraat pasture incident, three youth groups aged twelve to sixteen were detained and warned to refrain from further disturbance and indecent language. Uncle Bennie Croll, a town figure, died July 24 at 75. G. Van Loon and others noted. several residents traveled by automobile to Newton and Des Moines. Baby girls announced at multiple homes. various local visits and trips described. C. W. Brinkhoff closes with health, California reflections, and regards to the Chronicle readers.

John Langstraat Blanche Vander Linden W. H. Fowler Newton Harry de Reus Paul Edmands Knoxville Court House A. M. Roelofsen Udell Hendricks H. D. Wormhoudt H. L. Donaldson F. D. Stubenrauch Dés Moines

Brinkhoff visits Mt Love and praises Pella growth

A 1926 Los Angeles reader from C W Brinkhoff writes to the Pella Chronicle praising Mt Love and the town of Pella Iowa. He notes a new factory and a hospital project, applauds cooperative boosters, and compliments the public library as a sign of progress. The letter highlights favorable weather and a Californian view of local life and summer climate.

Los Angeles Calif the Chronicle Pella Iowa U. S J. M. Cox California

Forger Hackett Sighted Across Iowa Broadcast Issued

WHO Des Moines broadcast urged capture of forger Hackett who drove across Iowa in a car and listed a license number, with South Dakota authorities notified. Charles Brooke, driving south of Sioux Center in Sioux County, picked up the pursuit and encountered Hackett.

WHO Des Moines Hackett Iowa South Dakota Charles Brooke Sioux Center Sioux County Hackett Short

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