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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1917

Page

7

Ventilation Methods for Soft Corn Cribs and War Camp Welfare

Readers learn ventilation options for cribbed soft corn including 2x4 box frames and drain tile to prevent moisture damage. The article notes farmers favor tiles for easy removal during harvest and outlines recommended spacing. It also covers wartime camp welfare efforts, with War Camp Community Recreation Fund plans to improve training camps nationwide and a $3 per soldier funding target coordinated by national officials.

Clyde McKee Iowa State College

Amusements for Soldiers at Camps Mobilization Effort

Officials describe a new mobilization of hospitality to boost morale and efficiency of the U S army and navy. With Wilson Baker and Daniels backing, communities near training camps plan protective hospitality to support servicemen.

United States Wilson Baker Daniels War Camp

Young Campaigners for Prohibition Rally Iowa Vote

The Young Campaigners for Prohibition organize across Iowa to back the constitutional prohibition amendment set for October 16. Mrs W Ruth Van Cluark of Britt leads the effort with chapters in many towns. Members wear dry campaign buttons and the slogan Iowa must stay dry. Eligible youths under 16 can join, with details on formation forthcoming.

W. Ruth van Cluark Britt Iowa

Official yell ad leads to voting stance joke

Excerpt shows a witty protest toward Iowa voting culture with a chant about not voting and blaming Pa if the state goes wet, attributed to a Mrs. Van Clark in Britt. The fragment hints at campaign humor and community sentiment during a local political moment.

van Clark Britt Iowa

Jasper County Land at Auction in Prairie City Iowa

Henry Sherr Estate of Prairie City Iowa offers real estate at public auction on Tuesday October 30 1917 at 2 oclock. The 106 acre Shera home farm in Jasper County includes the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 31 and other tracts in townships 78 range 21 with rolling productive ground fences and farm buildings. Ten percent down balance due March 1 1918 with court approval. Referee Hugh G Little. Auctioneer B G Graham.

Prairie City Henry Shera Hatate Vandalia Township Range Jasper County Henry Sherr Iowa Hugh G. Little B. G. Graham Auct

True Story of a One-Legged Toad and a Wise Crippled Soldier

A father reads a bedtime tale about a three legged toad who survives by wit. He imagines battle with a snake, then describes the toad’s hopping in a garden, slipping into a puddle, and seeking a resting hummock as night falls. The story blends humor and resilience.

Papa Mary Emma

Toad in the Garden Pit and the Kind Farmer's Help

A tale from The Nursery describes a toad trapped in a water filled pit dug for an asparagus bed. Two dressed girls mock him with dirt until a farmer rescues the creature, proving not to judge by appearances. Emma and Mary learn a lesson about thoughtfulness from papa's story.

Gardner Emma Mary Papa

It Ought to Be Fine I Live Here Poem

Strickland Gillian presents a poem about a garden and a log cabin. A speaker admires a weedless yard and recalls a mammy figure who proclaims the home is fine. The piece contrasts humble space with sermons on perfection and belonging.

Strickland

Mother Gray's Sweat Powders for Children Remedy

Thousands of mothers worry as children cry in sleep and suffer colds and constipation. For 80 years Mother Gray's Sweat Powders for Children have been a trusted remedy in many homes. They claim to break up colds in 24 hours, regulate bowels, and destroy worms.

Gray

FOR RENT AND SALE ADS IN CHRONICLE BOOTH

A collection of classified notices includes furnished room rental, a five room dwelling at 309 B. First St, a hay baler for sale, Barred Rock cockerels for market, and the Madison Tice farm 316 acres for sale four miles east of Pella. Also listed are civic notes promoting wholesome youth activities and scouting values seen in a Des Moines visit by local teachers.

Nancy E. Tice Madison Tice Farm Pella D. T. Tice Center, Mo

Old False Teeth Bought by Domestic Supply Co

A newspaper notice offers to buy old false teeth in any condition for up to five dollars per set depending on value. Send them by mail for an offer, with a promise to return teeth if not satisfied, from Domestic Supply Co. of Binghamton New York.

Domestic Supply Co Binghamton, N. Y

Scout Movement Aims To Guide Boys Safely

The text outlines how scouting enriches boys social inheritance and expands personal contacts through chosen scoutmasters. It notes discovery and training of leaders, channels adventurous impulses into constructive behavior, reduces police supervision needs, supports police work, and lowers juvenile delinquency among youths.

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