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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

2

White Way road project moves toward approval in Marion County

The Marion County Board of Supervisors and Highway Commission weigh land damages and right of way costs for relocating the White Way. Officials consider farm loss, building relocations, and potential condemnation while aiming to start work this season. Local advocate Mr Kool pushes for funding from primary road funds, arguing the project benefits county infrastructure and rural development.

Marion County The Highway Commission Des Moines Skunk Marion Board of Supervisors Kool White Wa Hunt Stevenson

Wormhoudt Sells Clothing Store to Herman Huber

I A Wormhoudt, in business nineteen years, sold his stock and store to Herman Huber a farmer from south of Blakesburg. Wormhoudt takes a 200 acre farm near Blakesburg as an investment while remaining in Eddyville for now. Huber, active in thoroughbred cattle and farming, plans to move his family to Eddyville after settlement and start a new business venture.

I. A. Wormhoudt Herman Huber Blakesburg Wormhoudt Mr. Huber Eddyville Huber

Iowa Farm Bureau Elects New President

Des Moines May 22 Charles E Hearst Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation succeeding E H Cunningham who joined the federal reserve board. C W Hunt who was head of the bureau was named secretary Huntley Charlton was chosen to the legislative committee and became vice president Hearst previously led the bureau since April 1920 and earlier worked as a live stock man in Harrison county.

Des Moines Charles E. Hearst Cedar Rapids Iowa Farm Bureau Federation C. W. Hunt E. H H. Cunningham Federal Reserve Board Harding Hunt Hearst Hiunt Clark W. Huntley Chariton

Playing the Health Game Promises a National Health Sport

A new national game called Game of Health aims to rival baseball in popularity. It is organized by the American Child Health Association led by Herbert Hoover, uniting the American Child Hygiene Association and the Child Health Organization of America. The goal is to strengthen the bodily health of American youth and prepare them for future life.

American Child Health Association Herbert Hoover American Child Hygiene Association Child Health Organization of America

A Game Worth While For Schoolchildren

The passage argues that millions of American school children gain vigor through playing the game, benefiting the nation. It frames sport as a positive educational and national welfare activity.

Teacher asks Tommy on foreign relations in America

The brightest boy in class replies that America’s foreign relations are “pretty poor,” reflecting a snappy New York Sun tone as a child’s viewpoint on current affairs.

Tommy America New York Sun

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