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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
5
Chronicle office adopts carbon paper and second sheets to streamline copy work and record keeping across departments. The move aims to improve efficiency and ensure duplicate records for proofreading, billing, and archival purposes.
Mrs. W. I. Avis of Council Bluffs Iowa shares her recovery from severe womb trouble after refusing surgery. She credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with restoring appetite and strength, noting she took about twelve bottles and fully recovered without operation. All druggists sell Dr Pierce’s Family medicines.
J A Lapham presents Jeremiah as a courageously outspoken prophet who warns Jerusalem of looming judgment. The lesson explores his fearless stand before rulers, his plea for repentance, and the consequences for those who reject his divine message, urging readers to study the Bible and heed prophetic rebukes with a spirit of humility.
The City of Pella Iowa calls $3000 in 1908 funding bonds for payment. Holders of bonds Nos 3 4 6 6 7 and 8 are asked to present for payment. Interest on these bonds ends May 31 1922. Pella Iowa May 9 1922. The Influential Man Ohio State Journal reference.
Jacob de Haan declares candidacy for the office of state representative to Marion County, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary. He seeks the party’s nomination in the upcoming election.
Peter Tysseling announces his candidacy for a Marion County board member position for the term beginning January 1924, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June primary. He seeks support in the Chronicle as editor and board member candidate.
Wesley McGee announces candidacy for Marion County Auditor in the Democratic primary on June 7, seeking the party nomination. He declares intent to run under the Democratic banner and to contest the Auditor position in Marion County.
The Chronicle announces that A KOOL will seek the Republican nomination for representative in the legislature, contingent on the June primary decision. The candidate states intent to run in the upcoming election.
Political notice to Marion county voters announcing Bert-Conrey as a sheriff candidate on the Democratic ticket subject to June primaries.
At Thursdays meeting the Court of Honor advanced three scouts Charles Mitten Willard De Winter and Anthony Tysseling to first class merit badge tests completed by Francis Dykstra and Logan Hendricks. Mr. McWilliams chaired while Mr. Baer served as commissioner. Troop 2 may appear before the Court of Honor someday and Troop 1 continues paper collection. The Panther Patrol leads in first class scouts. a peanut and popcorn sale was held despite poor weather.
A terse verse describes a journey from a northern lodge through endless winter to guide young braves toward the mythical Land of Happy Hunting, signaling a hopeful voyage across a corn empire called the land of plenty.
A practical note on removing wood slivers by steam. Heat water in a wide mouthed bottle, place the injured flesh over the mouth, and press slightly to draw out the splinter. The steam also relieves inflammation and avoids painful needle attempts.
A reflection on humanity advancing by breaking barriers. Science spans seas and continents. Philosophy builds planes of thought where people of all races meet in harmony of faith and purpose, as expressed by Walter S Young.
A compact ad fragment asserts that men are different and each should do his best work. It contrasts a general motivational sentiment with a brief coffee promotion for Popma's best coffee.
Fragmentary timetable style notice from Howell Iowa with times and codes. Mentions East i Weat and 7:80 a m and 6:36 a m. 19:20 DP. 7289 D m.
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