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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

Page

7

Our Monthly Service: Revival, Home, and Jesus’ Love

A 1929 column from American Sunday School Union urges faithful monthly service, lesson helps, and abundant Golden texts. It emphasizes home, family, and Christian example, noting prayer meetings, revival, and the transforming power of Jesus’ love in daily life. H L Van Dellen signs from Pella Iowa in May 1929.

Mother Jesus H. L. van Dellen Pella Iowa

Young Looks for Junk Yard Deal

A 1929 Chronicle column from Burbank reflects on politics and farm life. The author mocks Brookhart Hoover disputes, jokes about Congress, and recounts farm breakfasts and seasonal meals. He contrasts past small plots with modern burdens and ends by anticipating farm relief politics.

Whippet Fours and Sixes Boost Low Priced Car Appeal

The Toledo Willys-Overland Whippet lineup launched in June 1926 transformed the low priced car market. New Whippet fours and sixes introduced longer, roomier bodies, redesigned radiators and interiors, and striking exterior colors, while preserving mechanical excellence that influenced rival makers.

Toledo Willys-Overland

Martinsburg man 60 commits suicide in chicken house

C W Allen, age 60, was found in a Martinsburg chicken house with a note in his kitchen drawer saying he saw no use of living. His wife summoned the mayor, who then called coroner Harry Reynolds of Sigourney. the coroner deemed no inquest needed as the death was despondent and by hanging. He was four miles east of Hedrick.

Egypts C.W. Allen Martinsburg Hedrick Allen Harry Reynolds Sigourney

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