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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
6
The Pella Scouts held a 7:30 meeting with 18 scouts and two officials. Mr. Brunia led business on duty pins cards and enrollments. After 8:00 they loaded cars for a stormy trip to the Alamo theater to see Passing Thru and Dead Easy.
Judy Tunkins debates wealth and obligation as Greenock relies on women street sweepers for general street maintenance. The article notes the workers’ role in keeping the Scottish city clean while creditors linger over finances.
Washington D C March 21 1923 Uncle Sam raises requirements for internal revenue accountants. Civil Service Commission announces April 7 written examination for auditor Income Tax Unit including Washington and field service agents. Four years commercial accounting experience required. examination doubles prior requirement. Qualified entrants receive government funded training and a supervised preliminary period. Obtain full details from the Civil Service Commission or local examiners offices. Vegetable ivory Found. The keel of the edible fruit of a palm species in Niger territory Africa promises a new source of vegetable ivory.
Complying with doctors orders and seeking to escape the New York cold two disabled men set out in a self built automobile home to travel across the continent. They plan to earn money en route by selling picture postcards and playing music with Harold Blumberg legless and Reuben Rosenberg on crutches. Chauffeur Mr Schillminan accompanies them beside the traveling home.
The bill asks for a biennial appropriation to support the State Vocational Board. Without it the state would lose matching federal funds and current school programs would be cut. Supporters urge early passage to preserve vocational work already established.
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