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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1924

Page

4

Orchard Spray Demonstration Around Pella Marion County

The next orchard spraying demonstrations in Marion County will be held on Monday and Tuesday June 2 and 3 at the Scholte orchard north of Pella. The 10 am meeting will cover spray timing for scab apple blotch and the codling moth first brood. The mix uses one pound arsenate and four to five quarts lime sulfur per fifty gallons water, with Bordeaux Mixture or liquid lime sulfur as alternatives. H E Nichols and County Agent McKee will assist at the Scholle yard.

Marion County Scholte Pella Schulte H. E. Nichols Horticulture Extension Service McKee Scholle

Lamp of Faith Poem by Annie Johnson Flint

Poem urging the lamp of faith to shine in dark places and guide souls to God. Annie Johnson Flint compares personal faith to a lamp that lights only the surrounding light, hoping readers reflect His love to glorify His name.

Annie Johnson Flint

Martin Republican nominee candidate for Marion County

D W Martin of Swan township a Republican candidate for the Marion County House seat born in Keokuk County moved to Swan in 1883 at age three raised by aunt Elizabeth Cook he educated himself worked as farmer and teacher teaching 28 years in the area and seeks GOP primary support as an honest trusted longtime resident of the county

D. W. Martin Swan Township Marion County Martin Keokuk County Elizabeth Cook New

Central Beats Parsons as Lynn Shelled Early

Central bats overwhelm Parsons in a high scoring game. Lynn starts for Parsons but exits after eight runs cross. Hoeven pitches well for Central, allowing few runs. Rowland leads Central with key hits, including a homer, and multiple players advance on passes and steals to push across nine runs by the ninth.

Mortimore Homer Caps Strong Central Effort

The ball was relayed to third then to second, but a safe call stood due to a missed call by the umpire. Lynn hit a homer over the fence scoring Mortimore as Stephens flied out to De Boer to end the game. Parsons pitched for Central, with Lynn striking out nine and Hoeven four. Two-base hits registered by Ver Held Neifert Hoogeveen Bos Johnston and Mortimore. Umpire Lankelma.

Central Parsons Lynn Brown Hoeven Rowland Hoogeveen Ver Heul Lee de Boer Teh Walkotten Neifert Rowley Sying Bos Hoover Steret Rusmayer Pavone Thane sheHleul Hangrvenn Striek Ant Ehalied Pasemi Ephens Nowhose Brakshaw Brakhaw Lande Phe Aero Johnston Randall Hadley Mortimore Gormley Te Ly Hoeven T Nthe Stephens Bradshaw Landers Shaw Johnston Hadley Mortimore Heine K. I EL Parsons Lankelma

Central College Ode to a Blue and Honest Dean

A student song extols Central College and its Dean Heemstra. It praises the dean’s steadfast discipline from 7 10 to 4 00 and his office door role guiding students. The poem notes churchgoing Sundays with friends and the campus choir practice.

Dean

We Wish We Were in His Place at Central College

A student ode to Central College reflects on daily effort and discipline. It mentions 3:30 game times, a Cleveland-tinged coach figure, and the aim to face many battles in life, ending with thanks to the college and a Longfellow parody.

His Old Central College Longfellow

An Anniversary Gift

A student reflects on a birthday where relatives could not send a physical gift due to poverty. He interprets their love as a spiritual present and notes sacrifice as a true expression of love, concluding that genuine affection transcends material items.

Gift of Poverty as a Greater Love Than Material Aid

The speaker argues that admitting poverty is a greater sacrifice than sending money or gifts. Poverty sacrifices pride, expressing true love, a gift that endures beyond any tangible present. Had a gift been sent, it would be forgotten, but the act reveals the real meaning of love as eternal.

Tives

Post Office Hours for Memorial Day 1924

Memorial Day hours noted with limited service from 12 30 to 1 00 P M Money orders stamps general delivery and carriers windows open briefly Collections from street letter boxes at 11 00 A M No city or rural delivery Postmaster L F Bousquet informs nearby towns Alva Brown visits Pella and Julia Post returns from Kansas City trip to Arkansas City Kans

L. F. Bousquet Alva Brown Chicago Pella Chronicle Julia Post J. W. Boyd Arkansas City Kansas

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Ames Chle Olney, US J. S. Rhynsburger North Main Slob's Fountain Johanna Kruseman American Bond & Mortgage Co New York Hippee Building Des Moines Iowa P. H. Stubenrauch Agent Pella Outhit Central College Prof. Heemstra Cleveland TERAN Office A. H. Hoffman Congress Pella Motor CO Golden Rule B. C. Bennett Harry H. Conrey Frank T. Metcalf J. Otis Brown Law University of Iowa and Drake Univ
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