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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1936
Page
7
The Publicity Committee thanks participants for Tulip Time theme songs and prints many entries for next year. Voters must bring the coupon with their favorite song name to The Chronicle Office by Tuesday March 24 at 6 PM.
Publicity committee of Pella's Tulip Time invites entries for the 1936 theme song. Submit the full song title to The Chronicle Office by Tuesday March 24 at 5 p m. The winning song will be announced in the next issue of The Pella Chronicle.
A Saturday night report notes possible abandonment of processing tax es and all efforts to levy against consumers. J C Smith, a farmer near Christiansburg, Va, was hospitalized with a split check. The State Bank of Davis County assets total over 80,000 and will be auctioned March 27 per Judge R W Smith of Centerville. Democratic observances mark Thomas Jefferson's birthday, with Roosevelt to speak in Baltimore. Berlin Smith injured by an exploding candy during a Milwaukee protest of 600 editorial workers and sympathizers. Carl Miller’s home features one clock in every bedroom.
A Waterloo Indiana man keeps four clocks in his bedroom and twelve more scattered in the Miller home. The item appears among a string of assorted society notes and local incidents from diverse locales.
A chaotic roundup from a Iowa newspaper details Hauptmann’s possible execution date after a bid to save him, a large estate leaving money to relatives and two cemeteries, military and local officials, a Caesarean birth with a healthy infant, a potential new mayor, a child killed by a shotgun accident, a boy burned by a lantern explosion, plans for a lengthy Sioux City viaduct, and damages sought against the Great Western railroad after a truck train collision.
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