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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

25 May 1922

Page 10

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

10

Primary election judges list for June 5 1922 compiled

The Board of Supervisors issued the full roster of election boards for the June 5 1922 primary. Precincts across Clay Dallas Franklin Indiana Knoxville and Pella townships each named judges and clerks with party affiliations noted, followed by adjournment to meet again June 12 at 9 a m. A farmers note after the list cites showers in Pella improving planting conditions and predicts a strong fruit and crop outlook.

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Board of Supervisors Durham Clay Township J. W. Adair H. W. Thomas Samp Miller M. A. Goff R. H. Hixenbaugh Melcher Dallas D. O. Campbell B. EB. Fisher Jerry Speed Clerkk R. Metz F. L H. B. Anspatch Guy Geneva W. A. Rickett John Mockhaupt Flagler Knoxville Township BE. C. Anneberry W. G. Neely Frank Schmidt W. M. Shivvers Knoxville F. Craig Frank Brause Clarence Ridlen B. Eb, Crouch Ed Momyer Knoxville City First Ward Allen Anderson W. B. Taggart J. W. Brady H. Wormhoudt T. G. Fultz Dick Wyers A. W. DeBruyn Keables R. Pella City Third Ward W. van Doorninck H.H. van Numwegeh H. Taene Dave van John P. DeCook Gordon B. Clark P. H. Stubenrauch D. O. Thomas Bussey Liberty Township E. L. Bussey W. C. Black G. A. Visser W. H. Moon G. W. Walker Everist J. W. Davis Rufus Feagins George Rose T. B. Rose Elmer Stone Hamilton J. B. Bolton J. M. Watts W. H. Slay Peter ‘Danks A. T. Kain W. C. Cowman W. D Perryman Pleasant Grove P. D. Profit Chas. Hardin Miles Galvin T. M. Carr Chas Ridlin J. R. Avery Red Rock Township F. Kain C.C. Core Frank Kingery R. B. Livingston H. H. LeGrand Summit Township R. Dykstra Henry van Ginkel G. G. Galvin Homer B. Clark F. K. Core Washington Township R. D. Black J. T. Wirene Marion Caruthers Alan Murr Tessie V. Rinehart On Motion F. W. Reynolds Pella
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Golden Rule Medal honors Dr. B. J. Palmer in Davenport

Napoleon Hill's Magazine awards the first Golden Rule Medal to Dr. B. J. Palmer of the Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa. The prize rewards service to humanity through the Golden Rule, based largely on votes from the public including many from Japan Italy England Australia New Zealand and Canada. Woodrow Wilson places second while Harriet Luella McCollum ranks third.

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Napoleon Hill's Magazine Napoleon Japan Italy England Australia New Zealand Canada Woodrow Wilson Dr. Palmer Harriet Luella McCollum Adolph Wolff B. J Davenport D. D. Palmer America Napoleon Hill Golden Rule Hill West Virginia New York City
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Memorial Day Observance Calls for Reverence Not Sport

Memorial Day should be a day of memory and respect for fallen soldiers, not a time for sports or outings. The American Legion at the state level urges restraint and reverence, honoring the dead and the flag while reminding citizens that Memorial Day belongs to those who died for their country. Dick Van Gorp noted as Garden City Feeder Co. employee in the capital. The palm tree of Scripture is identified with the date palm and its long history of use, including food, shelter, timber, sap for sugar and wine, and brandy production.

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American Legion the Legion Gold Star Post Everyody
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Beauty and Health Go Hand in Hand Advice for Daughters

A Cedar Rapids reader endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's troubles. The testimonial claims it strengthens internal organs relieves suffering at special times and regulates health. It notes daughters also benefit and urges readers to obtain the medicine from a local druggist or write to Dr. Pierce for advice.

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Cedar Rapids Iowa W. L. Edmonds Second Ave Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo N. Y
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Don’t Drop Lighted Stubs on Wooden Bridges

A government advisory urges not discarding lit cigar or cigarette on bridges with wooden floors. Heat can ignite fires damaging or destroying spans. watchmen guard large bridges in fry seasons. A joint committee from the bureau and other organizations studies protection measures.

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Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture National Board of Fire Underwriters Lumber and Creosote Industry Engineering News-Record
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Third Fruit Spray Time for Apples in May

The week of May 25 to 30 marks the third spray for fruit trees. Apply four quarters lime sulfur or 3.5 pounds powdered lime sulfur to 60 gallons water, then add one pound arsenate of lead. Only trees with set fruit receive it. Spray as a fine mist to thoroughly coat fruit against worms and scab.

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Des Moines recital joins Cochrane musical studies

Mrs Anna Van Spanckeren and Miss Katherine Cochrane accompanied Lucille Cochrane to Des Moines on Tuesday where she gave a piano recital as part of her musical studies.

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Anna van Spanckeren Katherine Cochrane Lucille Cochrane Des Moines
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Vander Ploeg Ruth dies at age 7 in Monroe

Ruth Vander Ploeg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vander Ploeg of Monroe, died at home Friday noon May 19 1922 after a brief illness starting with a cold. She was a granddaughter of Mrs. R. Vander Ploeg of Pella and of Mr. and Mrs. Arle Vriezenar. Funeral services were held at the home Monday at two o clock with Pella relatives in attendance. Interment followed in Monroe.

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Ruth Charles Vander Ploeg Monroe R. Vander Ploeg Pella Arle Vrieze- Inar
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John R. Hall Momimmye Chiropractic Jegheales Dick van Gorp Garden City Feeder Co Capital City Dai 7 P. van Rees J. P. van Rees Vander Ploeg A. P. Fankhauser McGregor’s McGregor West High Avenue Oskaloosa
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