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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

14

Teaching staff ready to Alp music contest

The article details extensive preparations for a sub-district music contest led by Superintendent Buerkens with a large team including staff from Gosselink Student Council Home Making Department and A supply chain of roles from information service to program and advertising. It notes a non-session for high school Thursday and Friday while grades meet.

Buerkens Asance Visa Supt Gosselink Miss Lamb Dep Rt At Bernice Langerak Groendyke Nutting Mr. Claypool Progra Bieach Stuart Kuype Miss Hepsing Jude Miss Hopley Mr. Dockendorf Ver Heul Miss Prange Healy Sesson

High Shades Highlight Spring Accessories Trend

A fragment notes color emphasis in spring accessories. It mentions shades for handbags and jewelry, signaling a fashion focus on bold contrasts and color accents this season.

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Light Oats Improve Chick Mash Says Iowa Expert

Harold L. Wileke of Iowa State College urges including oats in chick mash and warns against dulled oats. Trials at Ames and Beltsville show oats aid rapid feathering and reduce cannibalism, with whole oats outperforming hulled. A starter mash formula for 500 pounds is given and grain supplementation advised at 8 weeks.

Harold L. Wileke Poultry Husbandry Iowa State College Wileke Towa Ames Federal Beltsville Maryland

Golden Milestone and Garden Book Week Notes

The Reformed Church in America marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Arabian Mission with The Golden Milestone by Samuel M. Zwemer and James Cantine. The book is in the library thanks to a patron donor. Garden Book Week runs March 5 to 11, inviting garden lovers to explore seed catalogs and books on growing grass flowers and vegetables.

Reformed Church In America Samuel M. Zwemer James Cantine

Wisdoms Gate and Doctor Bradley Reminisced Books

A readable listing and blurbs for garden titles and flower volumes appear alongside literary notes on Wisdoms Gate and Doctor Bradley Remembers by Francis Brett Young. The passage references multiple gardening guides and a praise-filled portrait of Young as a physician-novelist.

Bailey Fullerton Rogers Barron McFarland Barnes Parsons Stack Blanchan McCurdy Wisdom’s Gate Margaret Be Wisdom's Gate America Doctor Bradley Francis Brett Young

Remember the End by Agnes Sligh Turnbull

A brisk plot summary places Alex MacTay, a young Scotchman, at the center of a forceful novel. He emigrates to America with Carnegie-like ambition, rising from farm hand to coal and steel magnate in western Pennsylvania after a Samson Green prologue.

Mr. Young Jonathan John Bradley Agnes Sligh Turnbull Alex MacTay Andrew Carnegie America Samson Green Pensylvania

Note to Children On Parents Health Breakfast time story

A breakfast time tale explains a pivotal substance essential to health. It recounts how scientists over decades studied its chemical secrets and how discoveries clarified its role in sustaining life through foods that contain it.

Thiamin Vitamin B1 Promoted For Family Health

A promotional piece explains Thiamin or Vitamin B1 as essential for nerves appetite digestion and daily nourishment. It urges parents to include Thiamin rich foods like Quaker Oats in breakfasts as children require less than adults to meet daily needs.

Notice to creditors and interested parties in Pella bank

Notice to all creditors and persons interested in the Security State Bank of Pella Iowa. The receiver has filed in Marion County District Court an application asking authority to sell and convey the undivided two thirds interest belonging to the receiver in and part of Lot Eight in Block Twenty five in the City of Pella Iowa.

Security State Bank OF Pella Iowa District Court Marion County City of

Court sale notice for parcel in Knoxville Town 1939

Describes plat description of Lot 8 Block 25 with exact boundaries and a sale price of 8000 dollars two thirds to receiver. Sets hearing before the Court at the Court House in Knoxville on April 8 1939 at 10:00 A M to approve or deny the sale and conveyance as prayed in the application. D W Bates Receiver Security State Bank of Pella Ta

Lot Block Knoxville Town D. W. Bates The Security State Bank of Pella

Pella Iowa Clerk Notice Filed for Public Record

In Pella Iowa the Clerk announces a notice is now on file in the Clerk's office. The document indicates a formal filing requiring recipients to review the record and comply with any stated requirements or deadlines.

Sale of land in Pella Iowa by receiver of bank

District Court of Marion County Iowa hears a bank receivership sale bid for South 96 feet of Lot 6 Block 24 City of Pella described land. The sale is set for Sunday in April 1939 at Knoxville courthouse at 10 00 AM with $3000 asking price. Respondents may appear and show cause why sale should not be approved.

District Court of Marion County Iowa Security State Bank of Pella District Court Court House Knoxville Town D. W. Bates The

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