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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1919

Page

11

Pella News Highlights a Week of Local Visits and Departures

Local residents from Leighton, Des Moines, Prairie City and nearby towns visited relatives in Pella this week. Discharges from the army and Great Lakes training bring several men home while others travel to Des Moines, Oskaloosa, and Chicago for visits and business. Numerous family visits, hospital and travel notes dominate the column with arrivals and departures and a few local commerce updates.

Velma Baker Prairie City Pella Wm. de Cook Des Moines

Wheat Guarantee Supports All Crops in Victory Loan Drive

The article reports on a $1 billion wheat price guarantee to farmers at $2.26 per bushel for 1919, boosting incomes across crops per the Food Administration and Federal Reserve Board. It urges farmers to back the Victory Liberty Loan, highlighting past farm wealth gains and the sale of securities as patriotic investments. Secretaries and officials emphasize finishing the job and financing peace as well as war.

Federal Reserve Board Locke Farmer United States Congress United States Food Administration Grain Corporation Food Administration Kamernd Uncle Sam Victory Glass

Mrs White Surprised by Faculty Guests Dinner Ended Stay

Mrs White accepted an invitation for a stroll on Tuesday evening and returned to her dormitory to find faculty members occupying her rooms. They had planned a surprise visit, learned she would stay three weeks longer, and served a luncheon, leaving no regrets about not departing earlier.

Mrs. White

Memorial appreciation for Gerrit at First Reformed Church

We thank Rev. Wesselink Prof. Heemstra choir members and others for arranging the memorial services for our son Gerrit at the First Reformed Church last Sunday evening.

Wesselink Heemstra Gerrit First Reformed Church

Van Roekels Open Repair Shop In Pella

The Globe Vulcanizing and Welding Co building in south Pella will be taken over by Henry and Lewis Van Roekel as a repair shop. They will handle gasoline engines and act as agents for the Happy Farmer tractor, in addition to repairing gas engines and automobiles. During a physics class accident, Dean Pletenpol was shocked by an electrostatic experiment but was saved by David Van Rees and classmates.

Globe Vulcanizing and Welding Co South Pella van Roekels Henry Lewis van Roekel Aine Happy Farmer Tractor

Tailoring by M Vander Linden Promises Custom Suits

25 years' experience in precise measuring and fine tailoring. Suits made specially for you with careful design and fit. M Vander Linden emphasizes meticulous measurements and quality craftsmanship.

M. Vander Linden

Misses Smiths Visit Brother Returning from France

Fern Clarice and Leona Smith travel to Des Moines to see their brother en route to Grand Junction Colorado from France as Red Cross reports Palestine Near East aid totals and ongoing supply shipments. Rocky Vander Waal rumored to be headed to Cuba. Red Cross appropriation totals reach about 1.3 million with another million added. Supplies include 3000 dozen thread and 900000 yards of fabric among others. For a bad cold Chamberlain Cough Remedy offered by F D Stubenrauch.

Fern Clarice Leona Smith Des Moines France Grand Junction Colo Red Cross Palestine Near East Italy Commission

Straw Mattings In Short Supply At Bargain Prices

Straw mattings are scarce but available at our store with the best line in stock. Prices range from 40 to 65 cents per yard. Bugs excluded.

M. Vander Linden

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