Freedom of the press message from wartime era
A long patriotic editorial extols free printing as America’s strength and warns against despots and propaganda. It urges responsible letters to service members, cautions against revealing sensitive information, and champions community papers as a cornerstone of liberty and public truth.
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Barone
Nile
Wall
Amerie
Art 42 Years Ago A Dutch Community in Pella Notes
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century Pella era column details local residents, property sales, and happenings. It mentions Cee Blsdn and Oona tye fon bn ange near Vel less farms, names Des Moines figures, and a variety of transactions including the Groves property sale for 1250 dollars. It also notes Dr Tuella Dean arriving to practice at Main Street and a political scene with Dutch communities and national figures Roosevelt and Willkie referenced in rival attacks.
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J. van Wyngarden
Lo van Rees
Pella
Rietveld
Louis
Marion Porter
Dd Politi
Frank M. Fruch
W. Rougenhorst
Tuella Dean
Jacob van der Meide
Sioux County
Marion
Mahaska
Jasper
Republican State Central Committee
Pheodore Roosevelt
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Victor
Colorado
Wendell Willkie
Editorial Comment on Rubber From Grain and War’s Demands
A fragment discusses potential rubber from corn and grain during wartime, noting Seagram’s Louisville Distillery pilot plant converting corn to butadiene and styrene, with claims of high yields. It questions feasibility, costs a growers cooperative could unite farmers to produce rubber domestically, citing figures and comparisons.
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Sam Guard
Breeder's Gazette
Seagram
Louisville
Fred Willkie
Kok
Herman Barrett
Growers’ Cooperative Association
Central College Football Preview and Local Notes
Thirty years ago local pages mention Central College football preparing for Des Moines with a home game on the coming Friday. Coach Warren led an optical shop opening, while visiting figures included Mr Wie Cia and A Kool of Fifield. Central won the referenced game 19 to 7.
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Petis
Bly Warren
Central Cotlesee
Ottica
Wormhardt
Wie CIA
Bo Dykst
Et Keacuaaqing Tay
Vella
A. Kool
Fifield
Iowa
Monroe
Central
Des Moines Ut
18-Word Public Notice Fragments From The 20 Years Ago Column
A patchwork of items from the 20 years ago column includes a damp radiophoto setup for World Series play by play counts, a drowning incident in Orange City septic tank, Federated Club invitees at Mrs Cornie Van Ponaclaar’s home, dry law views from Attorney General Daugherty, Shipping Board head Jesse Tasker’s doubt on enforcement, Coach Manuel’s Ellla High School loss 34 to 0 at Valley Junction, and notes on oil burner trials, a grand octogenarian birthday, a baby girl born October 6, Rock Island Rail Road anniversary trip to Chicago, plus two killing frosts.
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UY Josy Poth
Kraai
Federated Club
Cornie van Ponaclaar
Pella
Daugherty
Jesse Tasker
U. S. Shipping Board
Manuel
Ella
Valley Junction
Newton
Pella Canning Co
J. H. Stubenrauch
Arne Schilder
M. Cox
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Ten Years Ago at the Malte Theatre
A fragmented note recalls an event at the Malte Theatre with unclear details from a decade ago, mentioning a performance or gathering and local erings. The readable text hints at a past venue moment without concrete names or dates.
Truth and the Whole Truth Message Echoes Faith Theme
Fragmented text presents a religious message asserting the need for truth, centering on Christian doctrine. It references God, Jesus Christ, eternal life, the Holy Spirit, and salvation through atonement. The garbled OCR yields scattered phrases about faith, grace, and preparation for God’s children.
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Jeus Christ
Peace on earth and the gospel of Jesus Christ
A Sunday School lesson explains peace with God through faith in Jesus Christ. Paul’s mission in Philippi, Lydia’s conversion, and the message of Romans are highlighted as the source of true inner peace, contrasted with penance and worldly efforts. The text emphasizes justification by faith as the solid foundation for this peace.
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Paul
Paul Buroje
Orly
Mace
Wydona
Oseen
Europe
Philippi
Lydia
Jesus Christ
Father
St. Peter's Church
Axis Brutality Denounced in Allied War Edicts
A wartime column condemns Axis atrocities across Europe and Asia as ruthless, systematic, and barbaric. It cites mass executions, starvation, and civilian suffering, pledging postwar accountability for leaders and collaborators while praising underground resistance and global resolve.
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