Publisher Editor Note From Sadler Tobtinking Co
A publisher editor note from Sadler Tobtinking Co references a 728 Mate item priced at 1 dollar. The brief item lists Petia and lows as part of the publisher’s header and credits the publisher editor.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
3
Thought of the Week moral on American democracy
Dean of Teachers College at Columbia urges teaching focus on origins of government and rights of Americans. He cites return to the faith of the founders and warns against dwelling on democracy’s flaws. Thanksgiving gifts and community charity praised despite hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Columbia
Iowa
Des Moines
Tax and parking woes loom in town notes
A town study proposes taxing illegal slot machines despite law enforcement strains. Parking meters spark demand to remove them, then a quick reissue of the ordinance after a six month contract. The piece also touches on advertising as a sales force, farmers notes on soil conservation, and India's famine risk tied to land management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HI Town Tax Study Committee
Iowa
Qeeroes
Pella
Harvest Thanksgiving and Tax Burdens in 20th Century
Editorial notes tax burdens rising from 1914 to 1946 with rising percentage of national income. The Atlantic News-Telegraph praises Iowa harvest bounty. It emphasizes corn abundance, grain storage, and global relief through food, framing harvest as essential for health, life, and winter resilience worldwide. It ends urging thanksgiving for the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa Herald
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa
30 Years Ago News Roundup From Pella December 1916
Local items include Herman Fennema finding a six foot eight inch coal vein and planning leasing talks with Charley Hough. Reports cover football near season end Knoxville High versus Chariton, a pastor’s resignation in Pella, Wil lis Overland trade trip to Toledo, a death in Los Angeles, high school basketball scoring by Captain Mark Rillihan, and business changes at White Way Auto, plus a fire on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fennema
Charley Hough
Harry Vandemert
Les Welle
Donald’ Shields
Sam’ Nutter
John Boterman
Knoxville High
Chariton
Knoxville
W. J
Des Moines
Iowa
G. A. Vander Meulen
Los Angeles
California
Pella
Mark Rillihan
Monroe High
John van Hemert
White Way Auto Company
Ver Meer
H. M. Tysseling
Chronicle
Bertha Stoddard Whitney
Ld. Stodard
Dr. Stoddard
Whitney
Plainfield
N. J
Central College
A. van Duren
Liberty Street
Jim van Dusseldorp
Wielaard
IH. Kuyper
BR. Bobbitt
Iuron
South Dakota
York
Nebraska
South Side Square
Twenty Years Ago in Decembr Te Loge
A snapshot of small town life with Legion tree decorations, holiday visits from Peter and Kay De Haan and Paul Bruins from Iowa State Ames, Central College sports and events, a New Year’s toast, and mentions of local shops, contests, and a heavy snowfall earlier in the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soons Twatantes Christina
Wis
Baeses
Seyed
Ran
Iwik
Legion Post
Peter
Kay de Haan
Paul Bruins
Iowa State College
Ames
Pella
Dr. C.aschen
Brenner
Bernie Mulder
Fultz
Pence
Amidon
Paul Blommers
Mansford Ver Steeg
Glen Kerr
Harold Rowland
Central College
Still College
Hoogeveen
Boeyink
G. Neifert
Hetherington
Beyers
Rowland
Giles
Kuyper
Korner
June Stureman
Clarence Wilkins
Ethel
Voice of the Public on War a Call to Prayer for Peace
An opinion piece urges calm amid global fear and leader stalemate. It argues divine guidance can restore order, calling on all citizens and soldiers to pray for peace and trust in Jesus Christ as the path to restraint and reconciliation. It highlights the urge for parental guidance and personal faith as practical fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ife
Man
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Son of God
Holiday Decorations Highlight City Office and Light Plant
The piece notes federal home modernization loans ending March 1937 and describes festive street decorations with trees and lights for the holiday season. Special attention is given to the City Office and the Light Plant decorations.
Fultz Dutch Burgemeter Santa Pictures in 1936 Pella
Ten years ago December 10 1936 issue featured twelve pages and Christmas ads. Dr T G Fultz dressed in Dutch Burgemeter garb welcomed Santa Claus with treats for children as Rudolph Schilder depicted Black Peter. Santa party trudged through a blinding downtown snowstorm while a historical note said Hubert Slob and Jane Slob were first Pella residents to buy Rock Island train tickets when service began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. T. G. Fultz
Santa Claus
Zwarte Piet
Black Peter
Rudolph Schilder
Pella
Rock Island
Hubert Slob
Jane Slob
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Official County
H. H. Sadler George Ver Steeg
Sadler Tobtinking Co
Beca
Lea
America
William F. Russell
Marion County
Ings
Anne Tien
India
Ind
United States
Eastern Seaboard
South
Towa
Fliteo
Tyme
Osteopathic
Drs. Kramer
Kramer
West First Street
Burdock
Lees
Burdock Cut Rate Lumber Co
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Gerrit Stegeman
Swantje
Keokuk
Ally Schiller
Luke Vander Linden
Heat Meat Market
Rolwreen
Chamber of Commerce
Dee Moines
Pook
Hache Flaves
Ara
Petia
van de Rieft
Hinema
Vangerah
van der Waal
Heerema
Gateaut Oskaloosa
Voice of
Morrell
John Morrell & Co
Ottumwa, Iowa
Chevrolet
White Way Auto Co
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