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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1917

Page

8

Memories of Pella and the old days in Iowa

A reminiscence letter from Charlie Moore of Portland Oregon recalling Pella days, Ellison Voorhees and Dr Stoddard family memories, penmanship quirks, reunions of the Thirty third regiment, Iowa and Illinois societies, and a request for a January 11 1912 Pella Chronicle issue.

Dr. Stoddard Ella Stoddard-Ryan Ira J. Jr Old Pella India Moses. A. Clarke James H. Betzer The Chronicle Gordon Bliss Clarke Pella Brother de Vos

Memories of Pella Letter from M Moore April 29 1917

A reminiscence note from M Moore dated April 29 1917, addressing readers of Memories of Pella. He apologizes for length and invites Brother De Vos and Brother Alex to contribute further memories while acknowledging potential misstatements and a distant Missouri background.

Pella Brother de Vos Alex Missouri M. Moore

Iowa dogs barred from roaming after sunset under act

The General Assembly enacts that a dog may not run at large in Iowa from sunset to sunrise unless chasing or with an owner or trainer. Daylight roaming requires registration with the county auditor and a collar tag. A $0.50 registration fee is set, and removing another’s dog tag without permission is a misdemeanor.

General Assembly State of Iowa

Dog Regulation Provisions and Penalties

The text details fines from ten to one hundred dollars with up to thirty days confinement for nonpayment. It also permits landowners to kill a trespassing dog found at large on their lands, while allowing cities with their own dog laws to apply rules within town limits.

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