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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
3
Market notes list near term quotations for corn wheat rye oats and hops with prices or ranges. The fragmentary entry mentions corn at 18 and a dollar unit near 2.98 with reference to cash and regional commodities, reflecting a brief snapshot of weekly market activity.
The notice expresses gratitude for birthday and death condolences, with names and relatives mentioned. It includes several classified requests for buying clean cotton and textiles, payment offers, and contact details for Van Koekel and related businesses.
Portable milling and oat hulling offered with contact details. Farm items for sale include land, cattle, and household goods. Numerous postings mention real estate, farming gear, livestock, tools, and local services with names, places, and phone numbers in a dense 1920s style classifieds page.
Fragmented listing blends poultry culling, worming products, furniture, paint, used cars, auto services, and hardware items. Names such as Johnny Van Gorp, Wilford Van, and Van Houweling appear amid scattered phone numbers, shops, and vehicle references. The jumble suggests a local classifieds page with multiple small ads.
The superintendent outlines pupil counts by grade and school, analyzes classroom division options, costs, and staffing for Webster and Lincoln districts in the Pel la area. He discusses potential enrollments, teacher totals, and the impact on yearly expenses, noting possible savings with alternative groupings while stressing educational continuity.
The Marion County Allotment Committee seeks broad Corn Hog farmer input on a referendum about a 1936 style adjustment program. Provisions include in person voting or sealed votes, with township meetings before the vote and separate tallies for signers and non signers. Further details will follow.
The note claims Bayer Aspirin is among the fastest discovered methods for relief of headaches and common pains, and safe for the average person to take regularly. It emphasizes regular use as a general health assumption.
We Whom it May Can Notice is hereby given that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Kren Donat deceased will be heard by the County Clerk of Marion County on October 28, 1833 at Knoville. All interested persons may appear and be heard. DON 1. REMY, Chair. RO WEDD, Deputy.
A BU program trains women in humor and wit with emphasis on timing and delivery. The course aims to empower female students though critics note it challenges traditional gender norms.
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