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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

8

Corn Huskers In Mud At Cordova

Local notes from Cordova Iowa dated November report heavy rain and mud hindering harvest with roads near impassable. Farm and community updates include hog shipment to St Louis, new car purchase, family visits, illnesses, and upcoming events such as a shooting match and school Talks on the five senses amid ongoing wet weather.

Cordova Iowa Bart Klyn Pella Gerrit Abbott Hospital Oskaloosa Leo Taylor Mattie Gibbons Clarence Bricker Monroe Loren Perkey Harvey E. B. Walden Wabash Mike Harvey H. E. Morgan Harvey Public Schools W. H. H. Barker

Bootleggers Are Given a Visit in Harvey Iowa

In Harvey Iowa on November 23 local weather talk turns to trends with rumors of forecast accuracy. The piece notes Iowa’s weather extremes and how November rain and mud follow by patterns of heat or cold, reflecting on recent rains and the lack of freezing conditions.

Harvey Iowa

Melcher Miner dies by own action in corn crib

John Domyacich 44, of Melcher, committed death by own action by hanging in a corn crib at his home. Found by his 12 year old daughter Bertie upon return from church. He left a goodbye note. No inquest. widow and six children survive. Domyacich, brother of Geo. Domyacich of Centerville, had a prior life sentence for killing D. Fulton Rice in Centerville Court steps.

Knoxville Express John Domyacich Melcher Bertie Domyacich Domyacich Geo. Domyacich Centerville D.’ Fulton Rice Knoxville Iowa Appanoose County Rice Fort Madison

Library Notes Highlights From Reading Room Circulation

The library reports 448 items circulated last Saturday and an average of 104 daily over the past three weeks. Trustees met at the library Monday evening. Miss Gosselink aided for the last two Saturdays. A Washington Bureau list of great fiction from earlier days is featured, arguing timeless value in literature.

Washington Bureau of Education

Kruschen Salts Promises Fat Reduction For Women

An international appeal targets girls and women seeking an attractive figure. The ad claims a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast banishes fat and enhances energy, eyes, skin, and charm. A money back guarantee applies if results aren’t satisfactory.

Reading list of great novels prompts reader engagement

A nostalgic catalog lists thirty enduring works from Adam Bede to Jane Eyre and asks readers how many they have read. It cites Dr. C Alphonso Smith on literature’s value and invites personal reflection on exposure to classics and the mastery of language.

C. Alphonso Smith University of Virginia Adam Bede George Eliot William Dean Howells David Copperfield Charles Dickens Guy Mannering Sir Walter Scott Henry Esmond William’ M Thackeray Vanity Fair William M. Thackeray Vicar of Wakefield Oliver Goldsmith Last of the Mohicans J. Fenimore Cooper Scarlet Letter Nathaniel Hawthorne Victor Hugo the Three Musketeers Alexander Dumas Pere Goriot Honore de Balzac Anna Karenina Count Leo Tolstoi With Fire and Sword Henryk Sienkiens Robert Lo Stevenson Ben Hur Wallace Tess of the

Farm Bureau Opposes New Credit Demands

Resolutions from the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation executive committee meeting in Des Moines on October 21, 1931 oppose added mortgage demands by lenders. They urge mortgage extensions at no extra interest or principal payments, insist stabilization of the dollar, and a policy favoring farmer-led repayment to avoid farm seizures amid low prices and widespread distress. The text stresses cooperation with lenders, maintaining farm ownership, and boosting buying power to restore prosperity.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Des Moines

Farmers Block Tariff and Freight Hike Opposition

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation executives and members hailed the Interstate Commerce Commission defeat of a 15 percent rail freight rate increase. They urged no new tariffs on farm products, arguing higher costs would devastate demoralized markets and risk farmers losing homes and farms.

Iowa Farm Bureau Federation American Farm Bureau Federation State Commerce Counsel Iowa State College Interstate Commerce Commission Iowa Federation Farmer's Chase Hearst Town Farm Bureau Federation Chicago Hearst Farm Bureau

Liberal Arts Colleges Cited As Vital Education Source

Speakers on the college radio hour praise small liberal arts colleges as essential to higher education. Notes from Dr. A N Ward Dr Charles R Mann and Dr Robert L Kelly cite distribution Endowment and affordability issues while Herbert Hoover stresses the role of small colleges as leaders in spiritual and educational life.

Central Ray A. N. Ward Charles R. Mann American Council On Education Robert L. Kelly Association of American Colleges Thomas Jefferson University of Virginia Herbert Clark Hoover United States

Will Rogers jokes about missing sons at college

Will Rogers says he cannot locate his two sons who left for college this year. He quips that they searched every football team in the country but cannot be found, implying they failed to make teams and chose education over sports.

cNaught Syndicate Will Rogers the Central Ray

Passenger Bus Schedule From Hotel Pella

Bus departures from Hotel Pella to ae for pet Saeinen and Dekaldeeny daily at 9:34 a.m. 3:34 p.m. and 7:49 p.m. All buses leave from Hotel Pella.

Pet Saeinen Pella Dekaldeeny

Pellaites Fall in Law's Seine

Knoxville Journal reports a two day raid by federal state and county officers in Marion county ending with fourteen arrests and the seizure of alcohol, home brew and wine. Homes were searched including Joe Polito’s Pershing residence where 200 gallons of wine were found and later dumped. Names of those raided include William Van Alst Pete Van Niewaal Pete Van Rees Harvey George Nail Ast Webb John Vander Heiden Bussey Boardman Ellison George Sims Mick Drugstore Pershing Frosty Walters William Marshar Sr William Marshar Jr and Jimmie Reed. Officers under Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Glen Brunson conducted the raids Tuesday and Wednesday with orderly conduct and selective jailings or summons to Knoxville.

Knoxville Journal Marion County Joe Polito Pershing Pella William van Alst Pete van Niewaal Pete van Rees Harvey George Nail Ast Webb John Vander Heiden Bussey Boardman Ellison George Sims Mick Jimmie Reed Glen Brunson Prohibition Iowa Knoxville

Repentance and the church state separation critique

Albert Hoksbergen laments a low mood in society and argues the church and government must remain separate. He says the church has meddled in state affairs, losing its spiritual light, and urges ministers and lay members to focus on God’s kingdom while allowing government to govern by divine will.

Church Kingdom of God Astra God's Kingdom Albert Hoksbergen

Rock Island Train Schedule Details Des Moines to Eldon

Eastbound trains 472 and 474 run between Des Moines and Keolul with passenger service 472 and 474. Westbound trains 475 and 473 run Des Moines Eldon only. All trains run daily except Sunday. Freight must be at the station by 5:00 p m the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.

Des Moines Keolul Des Moines Eldon

Wabash Time Table Howell Iowa Local Service

Train timetable notes show two local departures from Howell Iowa with routes to Des Moines and Albia respectively. The service restricts passengers to specified intermediate stops, indicating limited, station-bound travel for each local run. An embedded quote from Adam Clark about happiness appears at the end.

One Dose German Remedy Ends Gas

Henry Dodd proclaims Adlerika cures indigestion and gas by cleansing both upper and lower bowel. The ad claims the German doctor’s remedy washes out poisons causing gas nervousness and poor sleep. Vander Linden's Drug Store urges readers to try Adlerika for rapid results.

Henry Dodd Vander Linden

Ideal Gift Promotion for The American Boy Youth's Companion

An advertisement extols THE AMERICAN BOY YOUTH S COMPANION as the ideal gift for boys ages ten to twenty. It promises thrilling global adventures, character development, and a mail-sent gift card, with subscription rates of 2.00 for one year and 3.00 for three years, directed to Detroit Michigan.

Wartorn U. S. Mail Africa Foreign Legion S Dhool THE American Boy—Youth’s Companion W. Lafayette, Blvd Detroit Michigan

Frankenstein at the Orpheum Des Moines

At the Orpheum Theatre Des Moines starting Saturday November 28 the world famous thriller Frankenstein stars Colin Clive Mae Clarke Boris Karloff John Boles and Edward Van Sloan. The story follows Dr. Frankenstein secluding himself to create life assembling a monstrous being from corpses and bringing it to life. The Monster wreaks havoc killing Fritz and threatening Frankenstein and his fiancé while townspeople pursue the creature.

RKO Orpheum Frankenstein Colin Clive Mac Clark John Boles Boris Karloff Dr. Frankenstein Fritz Dwight Frye Mae Clarke Edward van Sloan Frankenstein's Tower Frederick Kerr van Sloan Kerloff

Secret Mill Tale Unfolds in Hair Raising Screen Scene

A cinema preview hints at a chilling plot set around an old mill with deadly secrets. The reel promises suspenseful incidents, quirky comedies, and brief subjects amid a season of showings by RKO Superior.

RKO Superior

Proof of Will Notice In Marion County Iowa

Legal notice announces filing of last will and testament of A H Clark deceased in Marion County District Court Iowa. Hearing set for December 15 1931 before the Clerk at Knoxville with interested parties invited to be heard. Clerk Don L Remy deputy L R Clements Knoxville November 16 1931.

District Court of Iowa Marion County A. H. Clark Knoxville Don L. Remy L. R. Clements

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