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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
6
The State Conservation Commission notes discuss a confrontation over a stationary sign that could not move, where a person admitted firing a shot and the results are published for public record. The piece references a sign once reading Pub- and debates the legal or ceremonial implications of the act.
A hunter watching the line of fire sees a change on a sign once marking a hunting area. The new message condemns trespassing vandalism and labels responsible shooters as anti social, casting a shadow over local gun culture and respect for property.
The Algona Advance recounts a farmer leasing duck hunting rights then circling his tame Mallards to the barn on opening day. State crews removed 70,645 pounds of rough fish in a week ending October 4 as part of a Dewey's Pasture marsh project using dynamite to deepen ponds. Over 267,000 game fish were stocked in inland waters the first week of October, including bass, crappie, perch, pike, catfish and bullheads. The State Conservation Commission received thanks from J. J. McEntee, director of the CCCs.
Iowa leaders thank hunters for cooperation in preventing hunting accidents around Civilian Conservation Corps projects. Mr McEntee urges refrain from shooting within rifle range of camps or work sites. Large caliber rifles not illegal in Iowa, but extra care urged in use.
The piece urges advance hunting arrangements with farmers for the November 1 pheasant open and notes farmers’ wishes for responsible use and kept gates. It recalls historic game laws from Deuteronomy to 1876 and 1906, and ends with a vivid Iowa autumn scene of lakeside travel and park crowds.
A newspaper ad lists clubbing deals for the Pella Chronicle of Pella, Iowa, offering combined subscriptions with magazines such as Woman's Home Companion, American Magazine, Collier's, Good Housekeeping, Ladies Home Journal, and more at bundled prices. Includes multiple magazine options and prices, with emphasis on value and single-address delivery.
Lynnville residents hosted and visited relatives across families and towns including Brush and Jay families in Oskaloosa Grinnell and Sully. Local events featured Halloween parties at LHS and Young Married People gathering plus a flood aid note from Rev Perisha in Wyandotte Oklahoma.
Pepper based stuffing ideas showcase peppers as a rich source of vitamins A and C. Methods describe removing seeds, blanching shells, and baking with meat corn cheese and other fillings, including meat, bread, olives, and vegetables, with seasoning and stock for moisture.
Mrs Reno Aalbers and Mrs Alvin Rosebaum underwent operations Saturday at Mater Hospital Knoxville. Mrs Rosebaum of Wakenda Missouri, mother of Mr Rosebaum, visited to care for family during her daughter in law’s hospital stay. Mrs Aart Ustermarkt stayed with her daughter Mrs Ben Vos north of Pella. Mr and Mrs Arie Van Waardhuizen Jr and their children visited nearby families.
The piece lists numerous local movements and visits. Roy Vriezelaar's illness is noted in Cheyenne. Francis Poortinga and family visit. Robus family moves to Ed Cochrane farm. McKeever family relocates to Knoxville. Vander Kolk trip to Octavia Nebraska and Des Moines. Papa family sightings near Columbus and Skuyler. Le Cope 45th anniversary celebrated. Wilbur Ustermarkt returns from harvest work in Dakota. sympathy extended to J. W. Van Gorp family.
Rose Hill notes report the funeral Monday October 27 for Mrs. Jacob Verwers attended by Mr and Mrs John Van Veen. Peoria Iowa's Mr Dear sold subscriptions nearby. A Rose Hill school program Thursday evening featured local youths. Flooding from heavy rain pushed Skunk River over its banks threatening nearby corn fields.
John Postma received a letter from his son James describing a relief work check in China countersigned by Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. The canceled check was enclosed in the letter and the recipient took it.
Colitis and related rectal troubles frequently occur with piles and constipation. Learn the facts and request a free copy of a 122 page illustrated book on these ailments. Send a post card today to the McCleary Clinic at HE1001 Elms Blvd Ex celsior Springs Missouri for the up to date material.
A letter notes the Presbyterian Church of Binghamton New York mailed a fifty dollar check to Madame Chiang Kai-Shek. She countersigned and used the funds for relief, buying food for four hundred Chinese for one month. The check was signed by Rev Kepler, a China missionary connected to local pastors.
An op ed urges parents to explain world turmoil to children with clarity and truth. It emphasizes parental duty to provide mental security, counter fear, and avoid letting children be misled by sensational news and constant distress signals from media.
The fragment discusses the danger of sugar coating world events and urges citizens to adopt cool, sane attitudes and calm discussion about questions. It references Iowa Child Welfare Research Station at the University of Iowa.
Harvey Brothers of Knoxville submitted early entries for the 1941 International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Entries include Aberdeen-Angus steers for the Chicago show, with the event marking its 42nd renewal and featuring the International Grain and Hay Show. Entries are expected to set new records as lists close November 1 for livestock and November 10 for crops.
America needs the Red Cross more than ever, join the fight by enrolling through the local chapter and help build defenses.
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