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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1964
Page
1
The Chronicle states its policy to present both sides of major issues as space allows. Opinions on this page are not all from the staff, and staff may not agree with every viewpoint. The page invites reader comment on any published material and reserves the right to edit copy accordingly.
Second in a series arguing for newspapers as the ideal medium for public notices. The author traces history from oral proclamations and village squares to printing, stressing regularity, permanence, proof of publication, reader reach, and the central role of newspapers in modern information flow.
Justice Court notices show Dean Vos paying 10 dollars plus costs for passing on yellow line. Jack Houston receives 10 dollars fine for truck license overload. Gene Britt fined five dollars for license overload with 1940 pounds axle overload at 21.35 dollars. Henry Van Englehoven owes 52.60 with 37.60 suspended upon proper license. Wayne Monroe cited for defective equipment at five dollars. Marvin Rus five dollars for failure to stop in assured clear distance. Peter Westerkamp five dollars for stopping and standing on traveled street portion. Roger Steenhoek five dollars for failure to stop at red light. Pella Chronicle dated March 24, 1964.
Community writes of a four lane by pass for Highway 163 near Pella and questions routing options toward Oskaloosa or through town. A full time chamber secretary is urged to organize efforts, contact agencies, and protect local business as the Red Rock Dam project looms.
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