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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1932

Page

9

Pella Carriers to Attend Des Moines Meeting

Eight Pella carrier salesmen from the Des Moines Register and Tribune, 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 theatre party, parade with bands and floats, $100 in prizes, 28 best costume awards, rides at River View Amusement Park, and free concessions for about 5,000 attendees from Iowa.

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

Mentor Jay Kempkes Shapes Everett High Athletics

The Everett High School official publication highlights Jay Kempkes as longtime coach and biology teacher. Born in Pella Iowa his career spans principal posts in multiple towns before joining Everett High in 1919. He holds a master’s in science and psychology from the University of Washington and led football track and basketball other than giving bird talks.

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

Police Chief Responds On Blocking Of Store Walk

In a reply to John Ulrich the Chronicle editor recounts that Chief P. J. Grundman was tied up in a mayor court case during the political meeting last Saturday. He apologizes for the inconvenience and notes the aggrieved party could have called or visited city offices to pursue action.

Chronicle John Ulrich P. J. Grundman

Escalloped Tuna and Vegetables Recipe Card

Tested fish dishes include steps for escaloped tuna with vegetables layered in a greased dish, baked 20 minutes, and a salmon in cheese cloth simmered in water then served with a rich fish stock sauce. Also includes a codfish bake with cream sauce, cheese, and crumbs baked 20 minutes.

Forest fire reports linked to radio equipped pilots

Pilots with radio equipped aircraft relay forest fire alerts to Forest Service dispatchers. The U S Department of Agriculture urges avoiding root knot disease by planting resistant crops, strict sanitation, and crop rotation. Beet growers adopt field separation and long rotation to limit nematode infestation. infested beets stay small with lower sugar content.

Forest Service U. S. Department of Agriculture West

Out of town shopping debated in Pella voices

The Inquiring Reporter surveys Pella residents on buying locally versus out of town. Veroought, Korver, Amidon, Huys er, and De Moor urge keeping money in town, arguing local merchants support the community and offer similar quality at fair prices.

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

Private Home Loans Hope in Bank Bill for 150 Million

Weekly letter from Washington notes a proposed Home Loan Bank Bill creating a 150 million fund to back private home loans. National Association of Real Estate Boards cites 160,000 foreclosed homes last year and 1,067 foreclosures in DC, criticizing mortgage procedures and urging relief for homeowners. The piece contrasts financing for homes with access to autos and radios, calling for reform of the second mortgage system. It also discusses Peru’s Callao museums and Grace Line ship plans amid broader global affairs.

Congress Lawrence T. Stevens National Association of Real State Boards District of Columbia Uncle Sam Callao Peru Lima Palace of Fine Arta Pachacamac Chan Chan Trahuancaco South America New York San Francisco Grace Line Steamship Company Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Kearny N. J Grace Line Federal World Aff Institute Arthur Capper World Affairs Institute American Woman’s Association

Paradoxes of American Isolation Discussed by Institute Members

The World Affairs Institute gathering featured Anne Morgan and other leaders from the American Woman's Association, League of Women Voters, and Jewish and City clubs. Jerome Davis Greene and General John F. O'Ryan spoke on Far Eastern affairs and disarmament before Dr. James T. Shotwell summarized talks and forecasted world affairs. Prohibition debates from Evanston and the Signal Press pamphlet argued "all wet" against repealing the 18th Amendment and highlighted rising or falling prosperity and health under prohibition.

World Affairs Institute Anne Morgan American Woman’s Association James Hollingsworth Manhattan League of Women Voters Valentine Chandor New York American Association of University Women William DeKay Young Council of Jewish Women Frances Pratt American Woman's Association Allston Dana Women's City Club of New York Jerome Davis Greene Rockefeller Foundation American Council Institute of Pacific Relations Japan Society American Shipping Commission Paris John F. O'Ryan 27Th Regiment of O'Ryan James T. Shotwell Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals The Methodist Episcopal Church Evanston Ilinois Signal Press Salvation Army

Tax bill protests spark Capitol Hill debate in Congress

Advocates led by Charles Crisp and Henry Rainey push a dignified defense of the measure while foes head by Robert Doughton Fiorello LaGuardia and John Renkin press opposition. Debates touch on wealth concentration foreign trade and tax exemptions as tensions rise on Capitol Hill. Also Hoover inaugurates the S S Santa Rosa launch at Keary New Jersey with Grace Line and U S Shipping Board presence as part of revived American shipbuilding.

Congress Charles R. Crisp Georgia Henry T. Rainey Illinois Robert L. Doughton North Carolina Fiorello le Guardia New York John O. Renkin Mississippi William P. Connery, Jr Massachusetts William E. Barton Missouri Hoover Washington Kearney N. J United States Brown T. W. O’ Conner United States Shipping Board Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Co Grace Line-Panama Mail S. S. Santa Rosa Central South America

Santa Rosa Ship Debuts Marine Luxury With Private Baths

The Santa Rosa, a 5 million dollar liner, showcases new marine architecture with every stateroom having a private bath. It features an outdoor pool with illuminated depths, night clubs, gyms, children's play rooms, and a removable dining salon roof for al fresco service under tropical stars, signaling expansion of international trade.

Santa Rosa

National Prohibition Reform Conference Set in DC

The 3rd Annual Conference of the Woman's Organization for National Prohibition Reform will convene in Washington on April 12 and 13 with about a thousand delegates from forty states. Maude K. Wetmore of Newport leads the committee and urges parties to place repeal on platforms, arguing national prohibition harms the country and that women voters demand a clear stand ahead of conventions.

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 Ames Post Pages And Revenue

Newspaper advertising figures from Ames Mile Post compare Post rates with other titles. Black and white page 8000 dollars, half page 4000, quarter page 2000. two color 9500, two color spread 19000, four color page 11500, four color spread 23000. Color ads close eight weeks before issue, black and white five weeks. Post annual revenue 36,492,312 dollars in 1931, about 1,000,000 per issue normally. Dividend rate on Curtis stock about 16 percent yearly. Ladies Home Journal averages about 1000 dollars more per page. Country Gentleman trails.

Post Curtis Ladies Home Journal Sherm Needham Ames Mile Post

Poison Bait For Cutworms Suggests Garden Pest Control

A guide explains making poisoned bran bait with bran, arsenic or Paris green, syrup, and water to combat cutworms. It advises broadcast at night, coating the bran, and applying before crops emerge to target overwintering larvae. Also mentions feeding hens inert grains and providing green feed, grit, and water. An exploration party reports Indians want movies, not wampum, with free cinema and cigarettes pleasing hill tribes.

Paris Green Panama

Des Moines Keokuk Eldon Train Schedule Note

Trains 472 and 473 operate Des Moines to Keokuk and Des Moines to Eldon, while Trains 474 and 475 run Des Moines to Eldon only. All trains daily except Sunday. local freight shipments must depart the station by 5:00 p.m. the previous evening. Both local freights carry passengers.

Des Moines Keokuk Eldon

Wabash Time Table Howell Local Trains

The timetable lists two local trains from Howell. The 5:14 p.m. train carries passengers to Runnells or Des Moines and stops at no other intermediate stations. The 11:05 p.m. local serves passengers to Albia or further, with no pickups at other intermediate stops.

Runnells Des Moines Albia

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