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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1926

Page

4

Poison Ivy J. P. Goes Wild Again

Dr. Aschenbrenner faces a questionable roadside fine in Polk County as officials push a legal battle over speed and bond. The column urges local action in Pella to curb the driver and calls for enforcing old ordinances to pressure Polk County authorities.

Doc Polk County Law Aschenbrenner Esquire Polk County Pella

Industrial Chronicle praises by Nat’s advertisers

A letter from The Lowe Brothers Company of Dayton to Puritan Drug Store in Pella Iowa commends the Pella Chronicle edition of September 23rd for its ads showing the town’s growth. The district manager E K Springer thanks the Pella firm for sending papers and notes numerous local factories.

Chronicle Lowe Brothers Company Dayton Ohio Chicago Puritan Drug Store Pella Puritan Drug Company Iowa Pella Chronicle Love Brother Company E. K. Springer

The Family Upstairs at Gaiety Theatre

Many managers say every laugh in a play is worth a hundred dollars. If so, our production of The Family Upstairs at the Gaiety on Broadway signals strong audience demand and supports our push to present top tier entertainment next week.

Gaiety Theatre Broadway King Radio

Family Upstairs a Delightful Play by Harry Delf

Harry Delf writes a warm bright play about the Helt ers who inhabit cramped Manhattan flats on the East Side. A human thread runs through the story as Ma and Ti and three kids erupt in a family row. You’ll laugh till you choke and then choke till you laugh at The Family Upstairs.

Harry Delf Manhattan East ‘Side

Factories in Small Towns Have Better Conditions

Paris Illinois with 8 000 population hosts two leading plants a broom factory and a printing house that began as one man shops and stayed for better living conditions stable labor and lower costs. The printing house operates as a cooperative with two thirds of workers owning company bonds making each worker both capitalist and laborer. The piece argues such towns offer cleaner air friendly communities and opportunities for stock ownership and pride in work.

Paris Illinois United States

Factory moves boost Paris economy and labor stability

A Manufacturer and Industrial News Bureau report notes two large factories recently relocated to Paris from major cities for reasons of cost and efficiency. The piece highlights that smaller towns struggle with labor turnover, while the Paris sites benefit from stable staffing and economic momentum.

Paris

Farmer Almost Stripped by Ensilage Cutter Near Cresco

Henry Kerst, a Cresco area farmer, crawled under an ensilage cutter on his silo filling job. A handkerchief, then a check book and clothing fragments emerged from the machine, prompting a halt. He escaped with only his underwear after the near miss, laughing at the incident.

Henry Kerst Cresco Kerst Jasper County Record

Notice of office relocation near Pella Motor Co

Fred F Carpenter M D announces move to new ground floor office three doors east of Pella Motor Co at 606 Franklin Street. Public notice serves patients and colleagues of the physician. Moving details emphasize accessibility and continued medical service.

Pella Motor Co Franklin St Fred F. Carpenter M. D

Notice of personal debt responsibility by Foster Co

A publication declares that after this date the issuer will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. Co. O Foster.

Co. O Foster Pella Iowa

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Poison Ivy J. P Nat's Industrial Chronicle Princess Des Moines Arm & Hammer Karo Brazil Leer Rwaeoe Homer B. Clark Democratic Board of Marion County Hoeksema Bros Washington Street Pella, Iowa
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