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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1940
Page
8
A Marion County sheriff, currently serving, announces his candidacy on the Republican ticket for the June primary. He pledges to continue enforcing the law and protecting citizens with continued effort and asks for public support.
A statement to Marion County voters announces Hollis TL as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Auditor in the June primaries. The message seeks voter support and assistance if the current administration is approved.
Swish reveals plans to seek the supervisor post in Marion County. The move targets the June Democratic primary with Prank Clark as a potential contender.
C A Kading runs on the Republican ticket in the dune primary seeking the county attorney post. He notes current service in the office and emphasizes close attention to the duties and duties of the office.
A brief political appeal notes years of service from Clarence A. Kading and urges constituents of Marion County to back his administration. The message emphasizes dedication to public interests and asks for continued voter support.
L F Bousquet announces candidacy for County Treasurer in the June Republican primary. He cites past term experience and an efficient businesslike approach to county finances.
A L Dykstra announces his candidacy for member of the Board of Supervisors in Ventura County, term beginning January 1, 1942, contingent on Republican primary approval in June. He asks for Republican voter support.
On Wednesday March 27 Mr Rossen Des Maine will turn to Mr Birdsall to seal which his speech instructor, a completely portable recording apparatus. The speech students will have the chance to hear how they sound. Birdsall plans to use the gear for acting and individual voices. Mr Ruby may record his hand numbers, while Mrs Tyse ling plans to record the contest numbers for the boy and girl chubs.
Marion County contest in Knoxville Saturday afternoon named County Superintendent Tracy in charge. Keith Lautenbach represented Pella with Lerraine Meulpotder as alternate and finished fourth after a misspelled word homo kenvon. Winner Perr Mason of Dallas spelled balcyon correctly. Sunny Side rural school tied for runner-up with Marietta Self.
During the annual Springs vocal work at least three of Pella's Champion Spellers are expected to compete at Oskaloosa.
John Boysen will visit the local high school during Home Room to discuss commercial education and vocations with seniors. He plans to offer guidance and a talk on causes of failure, with input from ANTL members.
Iowa seed laboratory head Dr. RB HL Porter reports oats seed shows poor germination due to scabby disease present in barley and wheat. Wheat and barley germination ranges noted with various disease levels, prompting thorough cleaning, dusting, early sowing, and barley planting after corn. Farmers urged to use local seed-cleaning stations via county agents.
A vintage recipe and party guidance piece advises careful prep for bridge gatherings. It outlines advance and partial prep methods for refreshments, with sample recipes including tomato jelly molds, Pear Melba, and Swedish meatballs, emphasizing timing, organization, and neat presentation for hosts.
Indoor plants brighten dreary winter months with modest care. Geraniums reward sunny spots with color under 70 degrees, while begonias tolerate cooler temps. Boston and asparagus ferns, noted by Chesla Sherlock, require moderate temperatures and light humidity, with porous soil, adequate light, and careful watering to prevent yellowing and pest issues.
Combine bread crumbs onion salt pepper eg and milk. Add meats mix thoroughly. Form tablespoon balls and brown in butter. Deglaze pan scrape browned bits, stir in flour then milk and remaining salt. Cook until thick, simmer 6 minutes. Add pickles and horseradish. Serve 6.
Dr R H Porter urges farmers to test soybean seed before planting after germination in 57 samples ranged from 1 to 98 percent at the State College Seed Laboratory. Iowa averages show 82 percent to 90 percent in farmer and company samples, with outsiders at 74 percent. Nearby states Illinois Ohio Missouri report lower than normal germination. Additional Iowa tests needed to draw conclusions.
A nostalgic note celebrates cookies in every form and the enduring appeal of a cookie jar. It hints at the joy cookies bring to children and adults, mentioning the appeal of scent and abundance, with advice on chilled dough for rolled cookies.
M Vander Linden announces a display of 300 kinds of virgin wool scotch tailored suits. Prices start at $23.96 as part of a refined woolen collection showcased to customers.
A household guide describes chilling fat in dough for easier rolling and using flour to prevent sticking, with tips on chilling, portioning, and cooling cookies. It notes waxed paper storage, airtight containers, and a Crumb Macaroons recipe yielding about 30 cookies. Separately, Orville Hand, 21, of Corydon, died after a nail punctured his tire and he was struck while changing it.
David Klinberg of near Remsen had a 1250 pound brown Swiss bull attack him twice knocking him down. As he rose for a third time the bull delivered an uppercut and hurled him over a six foot board fence. The stunned farmer lay there while the bull ignored an open gate and left him unharmed.
A White Leghorn hen owned by Mrs George Rigler has been producing eggs with notable consistency last week. The owner notes the bird’s unusual diligence and steady laying pattern amid routine farm duties.
The Sunnyside Beauty Shop advertises permanent waves, hair and scalp treatments for ladies and gentlemen, and cuts for women and children. All work is done by appointment.
An ad warns readers that The Quack Doctor is no more trustworthy than a traveling typewriter repair man. It promotes bringing a typewriter to the shop for dependable service with a smile.
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