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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

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Canaries and Community Notes Dominate Rural Columns

Galesburg special correspondent reports on visits among Pella area families with many names including Zickel Holmes Groves Hoekstra and Vander Pol. Local events include church aid meetings school activities and alumni banquet attendance. A list of household visits and social calls blends with tips on keeping canaries healthy and sheltered at night.

Guy O. Zickel Carol Ray Pella Harry Zickel Floyd Holmes Ida Jennie Holmes Louie Groves Arthur Wheeler Winters W. C. de Bruyn Clear Lake Shey Ahett Son F. K. de Bruyn Bud Breen Neal Breen Otley Chas. Holmes Frank Heemsbergen Andrew Hoekstra Jiles Awtry and Son Connie Slycord Reasner Christian Aid Aid

Sully Notes of Visits and Local Happenings

Miss Nellie Ter Louw of Pella visits sister Mrs Harry Boat. Mrs C Van Gilst of Newton tends her ailing mother Mrs Arie Klyn. Local calls include Mr and Mrs C Breen and Mrs Bud Breen of Otley. Doctors Smith Sparks visit relatives in Oskaloosa. Roy Eldredge of Kellogg visits uncle John Eldredge. New band stand begun in Sully park. Several residents travel, healings noted, and social visits recorded amid a flurry of small town life.

Sully Paul and Claire Boat Dorothy Beyer Dorothy Colsman Patricia Wood Sammy Sparks Charles Slack Doyle Burnham Ruby Elscott Earl Kling Jackie Miller Simon Vander Pol Eddyville Vander Pol Henry Vander Pol A. G. Boat Robert Halbroom Oskaloosa Pella Dora Vander Pol Sam Sparks Milt Sparks Will O’brien Fred Birlingame Eldora Elmo Briggs L. H. Macy Henry Klyn Arie Klyn Marion Klyn Gene Harry Dicks Cecil Roland Cook le Mars G. C. Warbel A. C. Boat Albert Kling C. O. Holdsworth Carl Dunninck L. F. Shutts Anna Wisgerhof Cecilia Shutts John Dieleman Jeanette Nellie Ter Louw Harry Boat C. van Gilst Newton C. Breen Bud Breen Otley C. J. Sparks J. C. Smith Joe Adam Herwehe Monroe Adam Kling Wallace Kling Fred Carpenter C. QO. Carpenter Wiliams’ Hospital Fern Olson Gladys Olson Spencer Iowa North Carolina Catherine Laverman Jake Laverman Williams Hospital Lee Perry Edd Thompson Alice Shutts Elizabeth Breeden Taylor School Chas. Nutt Des Moines Nice Alys Varbel A. C. Varbel Ome Elsie Graham

Canary Care Rules From A Practical Guide

Consider this Canary Decalogue outlines ten home canary keeping essentials. It covers daily cage cleaning with fresh sand water and seed, cage size to suit the bird, and protection from drafts to prevent cold. The guide emphasizes hygiene and proper housing to safeguard health.

Canaries

Wheatcraft Discusses Hog Prices in April Report

The April statement from Farmers Union Live Stock Commission shows a 15 percent receipts gain over 1927, with 628 cars handled bringing 1928 total to 3,860. Hogs, cattle and sheep sold cooperatively totaled 6,288,012.67 dollars in gross value. Hog prices fell early 1928 but rose in April, nearly matching last year’s level before a slight drop as packers dumped storage. Lamb prices reached highs since World War I. Shipments came from 21 states led by Iowa, Illinois and Missouri, with western sources from California, Idaho and Colorado. Appirations point the way to life. Lakes are kept fresh by giving out what they get. What about life?

Farmers Union Live Stock Commission Chicago Stock Yards Frank E. Wheatcraft Farmers Union Wheatcraft Iowa Illinois Missouri Far West California Idaho Colorado

Central College seniors stage unconventional comedy at rare production

The Senior Class of Central College presents a markedly different play, sparked by three men who questioned the author Charles Kenyon and formed a publicity group after a financial failure. The production promises wit humor and life truth, with reserved seating from May 28.

Central College Charles Kenyon Charles 16 Coe Maggie Schults

Broad-mindedness and waste in small troubles

A fragment reflecting on narrow-minded reactions to personal troubles. It contrasts broad-minded charity with reluctance to aid a friend, urging shared support rather than judgment. The snippet includes dialogue about lending money and social expectations.

The Book Shop Merit Merchants Trade Appeal

A fragmented note reads like an appeal to remember friends with gifts and to shop at The Book Shop. It mentions school and college Seseci of your friends and urges MERIT MERCHANTS to deserve trade.

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