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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
3
Des Moines reports the last frame buildings at Camp Dodge have been torn down after the World War encampment, leaving two brick warehouses. Government land leased for farming has reverted to owners, with only prevention of access and hints of future state facilities for the National Guard.
The Tribune covers Professor Forrest A. Kingsbury of the University of Chicago asserting that every day America grows dumber. The Chronicle recalls earlier teachers who faced critiques, noting they were not from the 1909 class.
A brisk college notes roundup covers a Friday chapel with Edison numbers guessed in music class, a June 2 commencement concert in Chapel Hall, and June 3 sermon at First Church. Prof Sadler starts a summer term June 11 teaching beginners. summer music remains free. A campus war talk by an insurance man, a Male Glee Club concert in Monroe, car stunts, a Moszkowski recital, and Clarice Smith’s trip home after her grandfather’s death are noted.
A married man debates with an older, experienced man about whether a husband should share business affairs with his wife. The younger asks if a husband should confide when money is tight. the veteran cautions that trust hinges on profitability.
Central and Simpson opened the season in a pitcher battle as Central led early then allowed a late surge by Simpson to balance the score. Ver Heul held his own on the mound with a home run and two hits while McCoy also went deep for Central as errors doomed the home nine.
Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella Iowa show hogs at 5.70 to 6.70 per ewt corn at 76 cents per bushel and oats and wheat prices listed with cream prices omitted in the fragmentary text.
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