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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1922

Page

3

Pella Markets Prices From Farmers Co operative Exchange

Quotations published by the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella Iowa list current prices for agricultural goods and commodity categories. The report reflects market activity and price levels for regional farmers and traders in early commerce. It notes exchange rates and unit designations used in the market bulletin.

Farmers Co-operative Exchange Pella Iowa

Fish detect sound without external ears

The passage notes that fish lack ears yet can sense sounds. It is likely they perceive vibrations created by sound in water through a sensitive nerve along the sides of their bodies.

Elephant Passes Plate At Hindu Temples

An elephant takes up the collection in some Hindu temples. It walks around with a basket extended from its trunk collecting offerings from worshippers.

Iowa News Roundup Highlights Courts and Accidents

A broad Iowa collection reports A Pladden suing for 175 dollars, cotton crops near Wilton Junction, Toledo Telephone expanding cable, and a fatally poisoned farmer Alfred Sass from Ida Grove. It notes a 60 year old Glenwood man injured by a buzz saw, a Clarion crash killing Albert Largon, a hospital brain surgery in Mason City, and the Sioux City stockyards celebrating 35 years and ranking sixth in volume. Also covered are Lenox and Coe colleges merger, Keokuk curfew for motorists, a large Ku Klux Klan initiation near Ankeny, Des Moines livestock pavilion opening, a big auto collision near Clarinda, and other local items including a Des Moines lawsuit, egg storage woes, and peculiar local tales.

A. Pladden Sioux City J. B. Patton J. R. Foley J.C. Mardis Wilton Junction Toledo Telephone Company Alfred Sass Ida Grove William Ross Glenwood Gerhart Tegland Clarion Albert Largon Frank Hayes Mason City Metropolitan Supply Company Anamosa Cedar Rapids Iowa State Fair Grounds Des Moines Iowa Tamworth Breeders Association Clarinda Ankeny Ku Klux Klan Lenox Coe Presbyterian Synod Fairfield Leander Clark College Keokuk Iowa City Punch” Dunkel Ed Hayes Council Bluffs R. R. Morden Edith V. Kelsey Melcher Estherville Fairmount Minn Ruth Schermerhorn Chicago Vincent Gauer Burlington Mississippi Joe Hannan Monticello John Brodenhofer Iowa Association of Progressive Chiropractors Iowa Chiropractors Association Wizard Carver New York B. J. Palmer Davenport T. A. Biggs Milwaukee J. ¥. Payne Magon City

Lesson for November 12 1022 Jesus the Great Teacher

The lesson extols Jesus as the world’s supreme teacher on salvation and ethics. It outlines groups on love, the Golden Rule, and mercy, with applications to daily life, business, family, church, and society. Quotes from Amos Wells and Frank Graves underscore Jesus as ideal educator.

Jesus Christ Paul Jesus Christ God Seana Pilate Hosea James John Solomon Amos Wells Frank P. Graves

Diphtheria Plague Quelled in Sioux City Area

The region reports multiple fire losses and accidents across Iowa towns. Notable incidents include two Oelwein barn fires totaling $16,900, a $8,000 Henderson cafe blaze from a gasoline coffee urn, and a bonfire death in Sioux City. Reports also list weddings, suicides, births, and various business losses, with epidemic fears noted in several counties.

Scouts Helped Save Indianapolis Home In Quick Bucket Line

A Troop 48 group of eighteen Knoxville scouts formed a bucket brigade at Robert Patterson’s Indianapolis home to battle a fire. Building a human ladder, they hoisted burning shingles from the roof until flames were extinguished before firefighters arrived. The report also highlights several small acts of kindness by local scouts in Knoxville.

Knoxville Tenn Robert Patterson Indianapolis

Weather by Wireless Demonstrates Data at English Fair

Weather data are sent by wireless to English agricultural fair grounds where they are exhibited on a large chart with a forecaster explaining how deductions of local interest can be drawn.

Flying Eagles dominate patrol games at Baptist camp

Patrols at Camp Scholte and Baptist camp played Capture the Flag with no winner. The Flying Eagles crushed Fox patrol 24 to 14 in a five aside football contest. Kuyper led scoring with two touchdowns and two extra points, Tysseling two, Van Doorninck one, De Winter one.

Paul Scholte Fox Patrol Flying Eagles Kuyper Tysseling van Doorninck de Winter

Woman in Middle Life Credits Dr Pierce Prescription

A Davenport Iowa woman named Mrs Alice Van Arnam recounts using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during midlife. She swears it eased pain and hot flashes, aided recovery after her last child, and left her healthier than before. She invites readers to seek free medical advice or trial tablets from the physician at Buffalo New York.

Davenport Iowa Dr. Pierce Alice van Arnam Fourth St Invalids Buffalo N. Y

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Pella Markets Pella Produce Co Honey Creek Coal CO Phil Bishop Mgr W. C. Verploeg Ames Farmer's Produce Building Georgia Chalfont Fowler’ Telephone Building Main Street DR. C. 1. Fox Main and Liberty Sts J. J. Sybenga Puritan Drug Store Aschenbrenner Geelhoed A. P. Fankhauser P. S.C P.I T. G. Fultz Vander Zyl Bros Dentere Towa F. F. Carpenter Wagner's W. F North Side Square Iowa News the Scout Chronicle Oelwein LeRoy Viets Boone Maxwell H. B. Cable Shenandoah Peter Powers Oskaloosa George W. Gordon Dow City Florence Miller Henry Behrends Grundy Center Christine Gray H. O. Wiltsie Manchester Henderson Nova Springs Fred Peters Perry George Steen West Liberty J. E. Waterhouse Albert Nelson Dayton A. S. Judisch Linderman A. T O. A. Clark E. A. Boss Wiota Barney Rosenthall Byron Curry McGregor Iowa County Peter Beck Humboldt N. Zideker Lake City Citizens Bank Tama County Board of Supervisors Northwestern Hartwick M.r. Hoffman S. Lefferts Ike Oswald Sigourney Albert Grangurlo Decker Meat George Petersen Cedar Falls Toledo Harry Mayer San Domingo Hart N.S. Stain TB. Woodward Panama Canal California Sidney Mandelbaum Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio Aultman-Taylor Willian Rainsbarger Eldora J. A. Lapham UE Es Algohol Cine Centaur Company Y York Castoria Gdoy National Council of the Boy Scouts of America FOR
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