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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

6

Grand Fourth of July Peace Celebrations Celebrated

A spirited wartime essay-like message extols peace and liberty bonds while urging vigilance against future conflict. It mocks hoaxes of past celebrations, praises mothers, laments misused energy, and envisions strong redress against aggression via a League of Nations. It mentions lumber pricing and warns against surrender.

County food admin probes sugar sales across county

The county food administration checked stores last week for sugar sale and use. Tracy reported two violations, Melcher and Dallas fifty, Knoxville twelve, Pleasantville seven, Pella two, and Swan fifteen, reflecting varied enforcement across communities.

Tracy

Colonel Roosevelt Denounces Fourteen Points in War Term Peace Terms

The speaker taunts the famous fourteen points and notes that the Al Mes adopt the president's principles as the basis for their armistice terms. The colonel proclaims he did it.

Col. Roosevelt Al‘Mes

Johnson County fair grounds buildings reduced to rubble reveal lumber origins

The Burlington Hawkeye notes demolished structures at the Johnson County fair grounds in Iowa City. A pioneer who helped erect them 30 years ago had bought the lumber at $30 per thousand, while new lumber then cost $7 per thousand. The paper hints landowners might profit by planting timber that suits nonagricultural land.

Johnson Country Fair Iowa City Burlington Hawkeye

Steadier Hog Market Plan Adopted By Food Admin

Washington reports a three day meeting of the Live Stock Subcommittee and swine representatives to revise hog price stabilization. The plan sets minimums for November prices at 17.50 per hundred pounds and 16.50 for throw outs, with packers and authorities monitoring markets to curb overloading and sustain pork exports amid war-time demand.

Argentine South Africa Department of Agriculture Food Administration United States Agricultural Advisory Board Chicago Thos. B. Wilson Packers’ Committee Thomas EB. Wilson Everett Brown Chicago Livestock Exchange Major Roy The Louis D. Hall Bureau of Markets Commission Brown

Livestock Subcommittee meeting on industry cooperation

The Agricultural Advisory Board and packers representatives held a conference aimed at improving the current unsatisfactory situation in the livestock industry. Attendees included producers and officials from major packing firms across numerous states, with participants from Armour & Co. to Wilson Provision Co. The meeting produced a call for producer cooperation in addressing uncontrollable factors affecting market conditions.

Lvestock Agricultural Advisory Board H. C. Stuart Elk Garden W. M. McFadden Chicago Ill A. Sykes Ida Grove E. Yancey W. R. Dodson Food Administration Herbert Hoover F. S. Snyder E. L. Roy G. H. Powell Department of Agriculture Louis D. Hall B. R. Marshall Packers’ Committee Packers—Armour & Co Cudahy Packing Co Til Morris & Co Home Packing & Ice Co Terre Haute Ind Independent Packing Co Indianapolis Abattoir Co Indianapolis International Provision Co Brooklyn N. C Interstate Packing Co Winona Mion Iowa Packing Co Des Moines Powers Begg Co Jacksonville Kingan & Co Krey Packing Co Ogden Utah Ohio Provision Co Cleveland Parker Webb & Co Detroit Mich Pittsburg Rath Packing Co Waterloo Roberts & Oake Roche & Bros New York City W. ©. Routh & Co Logansport St Louis

Croup Care and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Notice

If children are subject to croup or there is fear of an attack, possess Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and study the directions so you know what to do. The remedy is favored and successful for croup, with careful observation of use instructions. For sale by F. D. Stubenrauch.

F. D. Stubenrauch

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