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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

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Man Named Claude Budd Arrested After Bank Check Fraud

A man identifying himself as Claude E Budd deposited 25 dollars for a car in Grinnell and wrote a 36 dollar check for change. He later attempted to buy two cars with a 100 dollar deposit and asked for change. Bank check drew suspicion and the man was jailed in Ottumwa on embezzlement charges linked to an eight thousand dollar shortage from the Eldon bank.

Claude E. Budd Grinnell Ford Chrysler Agency Buddy Budd For Farmers’ and Merchants’ Savings Bank Eldon Ottumwa Hill Eldon Bank

Father of Milton Publisher Dies

Henry C. Guernsey of Bloomfield father of N. E. Guernsey publisher of the Milton Herald died at his home in Bloomfield on March 12 at age 87. He is survived by five children, all but one residing in distant states. He was active in county civic affairs in earlier years.

Henry C. Guernsey Bloomfield N. E. Guernsey Milton Herald Guernsey Milton

Champion Cyclist Ed Bowen A Former Oskaloosa Resident

Ed D Bowen, globe trotting world's champion cyclist, died recently in Galesburg Illinois. He was a former Oskaloosa resident and well known in this region. Bowen claimed riding his bike in every state and recalled many state capitals he visited.

Ed D. Bowen Galesburg Ill Oskaloosa Bowen

Prairie City Farmer Loses Residence in Fire

Fire destroyed Oscar Johnsons farm home five and a half miles south of Prairie City. Bad roads delayed the Prairie City fire department from reaching the scene, saving only ground floor belongings while second floor contents burned. A pet poodle was among the losses.

Oscar Johnson Prairie City

Aviator Harold Dunwoody's Body Brought to Oskaloosa

Harold Dunwoody, captain of Amarillo police traffic squad, died in a crash near Amarillo Texas when the plane stalled at 300 feet. His body was brought to Oskaloosa for burial. Relatives include sisters Elsie Vera and Mrs Craig Hamilton.

Harold Dunwoody Amarillo Texas Oskaloosa Dunwoody Oskloosa Elsie Dunwoody Vera Dunwoody Craig Hamilton

Child Dies After Drinking Lye Water

Cathleen Cecelia Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin of southwest Louilia, drank lye water from a bucket while the mother cleaned an oil stove pipe. Bronchial pneumonia developed and the child died despite medical care.

Cathleen Cecelia Edward Martin Louilia

Burlington Track Washed Away by Flooding

Warren county endures flood damage on the Jefferson highway as North river overflows. About 300 feet of Burlington railroad track washed away severing the Norwalk to Des Moines route and halting traffic.

Warren County North River Norwalk Des Moines

Fremont School Head to Leave There

D. M. Torrance, superintendent of the Fremont schools for the past two years, will leave on June 1 with his family and locate in Marshalltown, where he will be general sales manager for Mohr Mfg. Co. He has spent eight years in school work and introduced progressive methods leading to advancements in all lines according to the Fremont Gazette.

D. M. Torrance Fremont Marshalltown Torrance Mohr Mfg. Co Fremont Gazette

Recover Railsman's Body In Cedar Creek River Tragedy

The body of Elston Gridley a 27 year old Rock Island railroad fireman was found in Cedar Creek after being thrown from his train while on duty. He was struck by a steel girder at a bridge and swept into the water. searchers continued their efforts for several days before the body was recovered.

Elston Gridley Rock Island Railroad Cedar Creek Gridley

California Letter From Young Reaches Burbank

A correspondent writes from Burbank California describing the San Fernando Valley. He notes population estimates around 15 000 to 20 000, proximity to Glendale and Los Angeles, rapid suburban development, fruit ranches giving way to homes, paved streets and heavy traffic, and powerful trucks hauling trailers as projects progress toward an indefinite stay at 436 Olive Ave.

California Los Angeles Burbank Glendale San Fernando Valley Southern Pacific Railroad

Burbank Sightings and Weather Reflections in 1910s Letter

A correspondent describes a stretch near streets lined with eateries, noting incline and a climb to the Verdugo Mountains. He mentions Beverly Hills’ growth to 20,000 and a local newspaper venture, while detailing mild rain, warm days around 70 F sun and 55–60 F cloudy weather. Nearby flora includes plum and apricot blossoms, blooming geraniums, roses, mustard fields, and early lettuce and radishes in gardens. He also clarifies Beverly Hills is named after a different Burbank, not the naturalist.

Possit Verdugo Mountains Burbank Luther Burbank Los Angeles Beverly Hills Ben H. Read Pella Chronicle Ben

Adlerika Relief for Gas and Bowel Waste

Mrs J Julian reports immediate gas relief and comfort after taking Adlerika. One spoonful acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove old waste matter, improving eating and sleeping. Vander Linden's Drug Store offers Adlerika for stomach and bowel concerns.

Adlerika

Oranges and Prices Reflect California Visit Notes

A letter from March 11 describes a trip to California with observations on fruit at Ontari on, including orange and grape fruit prices, cheap granges, and apples similar to Iowa. It notes Los Angeles packing houses, cheaper meat, varied restaurant costs, gasoline prices, ice cream, and rainfall bringing seasonal totals toward normal amid a brisk northwest breeze and a light frost.

Ontarion Iowa Los Angeles Kansas Burbank Pella Mofternoon

Milk of Magnesia Tops Indigestion Relief

Excess acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness about two hours after meals. A simple remedy is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, widely trusted by physicians for fifty years. One spoonful neutralizes acid instantly, with a safe, gentle action. Buy genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia in 60 or 260 ounce bottles from drugstores.

Magnesia Ph Cians

Dream of California trip haunts Iowa letter writer

A reader in Iowa describes waking from a dream about a California voyage and yearns for the Chronicle dated March 7. He recalls travels between a Meulpolder restaurant and the Chronicle office, questions mail delivery, and asks Hank to update the mailing address for future correspondence from W. A. Young.

Reting Plac Sonic Lodge American Legion Meulpolder Chronicle California Iowa Hank W. A. Young

Election Proclamation for Pella Iowa March 26 1929

Notice to qualified electors of Pella Iowa that the biennial election will be held on Monday March 26 1929. Officers to be elected include Mayor Treasurer Assessor Park Commissioner two Aldermen at Large and one Alderman per ward. Polling places listed by ward: 1st Ward Fire Station 606 Main St Second Ward City Office 717 Third Ward American Legion Building 829 831 Broadway Fourth Ward Office of Auto Service Co 622 Oskaloosa St.

Pella Iowa Main Street Second Ward Third Ward American Legion Broadway Fourth Ward Auto Service Co Oskaloosa Street

Election Poll Hours Declared for Pella Iowa Race

The notice sets polling times from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM for the upcoming election in Pella Iowa. Dated March 18 1039 and signed by Mayor Imon De Haan.

Notice to Farmers Offers Discount on Plow Work

Notice to farmers announces a ten percent discount on all Disc Plow on Cultivator work and new plow shares from now until March 15. Readers are urged to bring in work early to save money. Signed Gezol.

Id i. Gezel

Snakes Travel Long Distances for Food Cited

Snakes have been known to travel up to 100 miles in search of food. Reports indicate snake bites caused 19,069 deaths in British India last year, highlighting a severe public health concern.

British India

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Burlington W. E. Hill Pardee EMS iTinEnce Mr. Cody ED Ponath Stillwater Minn Oskaloosa Hatchery High Ave West Hawkeye Lumber Co Olive Ave Burbank, Calif Cave Oakland Ponting Midh Auardaestra Pella Motor CO Franklin St U. S Les H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Philupe Imon DE Haan London M. Vander Linden Ekaloosa, Lowa Love Brothers Neptunite Neptunite Puritan Drug Co
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