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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1932

Page

8

Pella Carriers to Attend Des Moines Meeting

Eight Pella carrier salesmen and their parents, invited by Gardner Cowles, will attend the third annual Carrier Salesman's Convention and Frolic in Des Moines on June 13. The event features a theater party, parade, prizes totaling 100 dollars, free rides at River View Park, and expected attendance of about 6,000 salesmen and parents from across Iowa.

Des Moines Register and Tribune Gardner Cowles Des Moines Robert Baron Jean W. Cook Sylvanius Dykstra Herbert Klaaren Robert J. Klein Max Schakel Charles van Viiet Lee W. Vriezelaar Riverview Amusement Park Iowa

Jay Mentor of Everett High A Storied Coach and Educator

The High Ko dak Everett High School publication profiles Jay Kempkes Mentor a longtime coach and administrator. Born in Pella he rose from grocery clerk to principal at several Iowa schools before wartime training and settling in Everett Washington. A science minded educator he built strong football basketball and track programs while giving bird talks and teaching biology zoology and psychology.

High Kodak Everett Washington Jay Kempkes Ulysses Everett High Jay Bagshaw and Clark Mr. Kempkes Pella Macedonia Alexander ‘the Great Central Academy Central College Kempkes Columbus Junction Iowa Fort Madison Valley Junction Camp Pike Arkansas University of Washington University of Iowa Lake Okoboji

Scalloped Tuna and Vegetables and Codfish Bake

Readable recipe fragments describe scalloped tuna and vegetables with a white sauce layered with bread crumbs baked twenty minutes. Also included are codfish bake steps with a cream sauce, fish stock, eggs, and cheese baked until creamy and golden.

Not Hard to Find Editor Explains Police Absence

Chief of Police P J Grundman replies to John Ulrich about blocking the walk before his store during a political meeting. He was tied up in the mayor court and could not reach the scene. He regrets the inconvenience and says the law could have been invoked if contact with city offices had occurred.

Chronicle John Ulrich P. J. Grundman

Forest fires and plant disease tips from Uncle Sam

Pilots report forest fires to Forest Service dispatchers while air bases relay messages. The U S Department of Agriculture warns farmers to avoid root knot disease by planting noninfected crops for two to three years and using resistant varieties. Crop rotation and careful handling of infested beets reduce nematode impact, with clean fields prioritized for planting and longer rotations of four to five years in heavily infested areas.

Forest Service U. S. Department of Agriculture West

Out of town shopping debated by Pella residents

Five residents of Pella express views on shopping locally versus traveling elsewhere for the same quality merchandise at reasonable prices. They urge supporting local merchants to keep money in town and sustain the community’s economy.

Pella Dick Verought John Korver R. C. Amidon James Huyser Leonard DE Moor

Home Loan Bank Bill eyed to aid private borrowers

Washington reports a proposed Home Loan Bank Bill to furnish 150 million dollars for private residence property loans. Lawrence T. Stevens warns 150,000 families lost homes last year due to financing failures. DC foreclosures total 1,067. Also notes voter rights and redemption lack for DC owners.

Congress Lawrence T. Stevens National Association of Real Estate Boards District of Columbia

Tax bill battles spark Capitol protests and debates

Proponents led by Charles Crisp and Henry Rainey champion the tax bill in Congress while critics headed by Robert Doughton Fiorello La Guardia and John Rankin oppose it. Debates touch wealth concentration and tax exemptions as lawmakers discuss foreign trade and national finances. President Hoover inaugurates the S S Santa Rosa, signaling a revival in U S shipbuilding with Grace Line and Panama Mail Service backing a new Central and South American carrier.

Congress Charles R. Crisp Georgia Ways and Means Committee Henry T. Rainey Illinois Robert L. Doughton North Carolina Fiorello le Guardia New York John £. Rankin Mississippi Capital Hill William P. Connery, Jr Massachusetts William E. Barton Missouri Hoover Washington Kearney N. J United States Brown T. V. 0. Conner United States Shipping Board Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Grace Line-Panama Mail S. S. Santa Rosa

Santa Rosa Ship Redefines Marine Luxury and Trade Ambitions

The Santa Rosa, a $5,000,000 vessel, showcases cutting edge marine design with private baths in every stateroom, an illuminated outdoor pool, night clubs, gyms, and children's rooms. A removable roof over the dining salon allows al fresco dining under the tropical night sky, signaling expanded international trade interests.

Santa Rosa

Women to Press Prohibition Repeal in Washington

The Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform will hold its third annual conference in Washington April 12 and 13 with about a thousand delegates from forty states. Miss Maude K Wetmore says national conventions offer the first nationwide chance to push repeal, urging parties to adopt re submission planks and a straight stand on Prohibition.

Washington Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform National Carrie Nation Hatchet Fame John Barley Lady Wets Maude K. Wetmore Newport Rhode Island New York Woman's Organization For National Prohibition Reform Miss Wetmore

Advertising Rates For The Post Prompt Envy

Newspaper men envy the Post’s ad revenue with high rates. Black and white page costs 8000 dollars, half page 4000, quarter page 2000. Two color page 9500, spread 19000, four color page 11500, four color spread 23000. Color ads close eight weeks before issue, black and white five weeks ahead. Post revenue 36492312 in 1931, about 1000000 on issue in normal years. Dividend on Curtis stock about 16 percent, Ladies Home Journal up about 1000 per page, Country Gentleman behind. Needham in Ames Mile Post.

Post The Curtis Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman Sherm. Needham Ames Mile Post

Poison bait for cutworms garden pest control method

A 1910s style farm instruction outlines making poisoned bran bait using bran arsenic or Paris green mixed with syrup and water. It instructs coating bran thoroughly, broadcasting at night along rows or near plants, and notes cutworms feed at night and overwinter in soil. Also mentions feeding hens hard grains and providing green feed, grit, and water. An additional note reports an exploring party finding Indian interest in movies and cigarettes, claiming hill tribes welcomed them.

Paris Green

Rock Island Train Schedule Eastbound and Westbound Times

Eastbound passenger Nos 472 and 474 depart 1 20 PM and 7 56 PM respectively. Westbound passenger Nos 475 and 478 depart 8 23 AM and 2 47 PM. Local freight Nos 832 and 881 run 10 15 AM and 7 45 AM. Trains 472 473 run Des Moines to Keokuk. 474 476 run Des Moines to Eldon. All daily except Sunday. Freight for shipment on the local must be at the station by 5 PM the evening before. Both local freights carry passenger.

Des Moines Keokuk Eldon

Wabash Time Table Howell Local Train Limits

The schedule notes the 5 14 p m Howell Local will carry passengers only to Runnells or Des Moines and not to other intermediate stations. The 11 05 p m train serves passengers to Albia or beyond and excludes other intermediate stops.

Runnells Des Moines Albia

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