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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

14

Tulip Time memories and a town crier tribute

The Town Crier recounts his Tulip Time visit to Pella and trips to Des Moines Ames and beyond. He notes the festival’s bright tulips the on air radio guest list including a pianist who was once his pupil and a joyful three days with meals from local churches and cafes.

Bob Klein Des Moines Ames Hemenew

Tulip Time smiles and local thanks from San Diego visitors

Mr and Mrs F N Woolley of San Diego Calif were here and had the time of their lives. Mrs Woolley writes squibs for the Chronicle and readers praise the street scrubbing parade and children who steal the show. Hats off to Buerken and helpers for Tulip Time. Folks came from Alabama New York City California Missouri Illinois Nebraska Kansas Indiana Wyoming and Independence is far from here. The operetta was good and Mr Birdsall earns praise for his shows. The writer looks forward to summer teaching at Sunnyside and invites visits.

F. N. Woolley San Diego Calif Buerkens York City California Missouri Illinois Nebraska Kansas Indiana Wyoming

A Voice In The Wilderness We Must Tax The State

A lament voiced by Port ER Osborn in The Knoxville Express condemning rising taxes and government inefficiency. The poem asserts citizens must act to avoid becoming paupers as officials create new bureaus and raise salaries. It depicts tax surveys near widows and calls for timely action against taxation.

State Port ER Osborn The Knoxville Express

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