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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1927

Page

10

Call of the Prophet in Old Testament Faith

International Sunday School lesson reviews Elisha Amos and Isaiah, tracing calls from humble lives to prophetic service. It stresses the prophets as moral teachers who warned against sin and urged righteous living, with Isaiah as the leading gospel voice and the call to readiness to answer God’s summons.

Elisha Amos Isaiah Judah Elijah Israel Vijah Heaven Hell God John the Baptist Jesus Christ Carey Judson Livingstone Ashmore George A. Gordon

Former Knoxville Man In Auto Accident

John M. Weaver former Knoxville man and publisher of the Knoxville Express was returning from Knoxville, Iowa, when a Hudson sedan rear ended his car on US 31 between Coloma and Covert. The Hudson overturned, occupants trapped. one man died of a broken neck, the other survived with minor injuries. Local bystanders aided victims before authorities.

Belding Mich Banner-News Knoxville John M. Weaver Knoxville Express J. M. Weaver Herald Publishing Company Iowa Weaver Ionia Benton Harbor

Car Skid and Turtle Wreck Report in Rain

In a drenching downpour a car skidded and turned turtle. The owner, who did not know the deceased, said the victim was a stranger to sin. The body was removed as the county coroner was pending arrival. A Belding man resumed his journey homeward at a subdued pace.

Boy Barely Misses Injury When Coat Torn by Tractor

Jake Van Roekel, 16, of five miles north of Sioux Center, escaped serious harm as wind caught the tail of his coat and drew it into a tractor fly wheel. His quick action kept him from being pulled into the machinery, sustaining only a severe neck wrench.

Jake van Roekel B. van Roekel Sioux Center Sioux Center Index

Knoxville Water Supply Replenished by Well

City engineer Chester Jolliffe of Knoxville arrived from the river pumping station last week bearing details of a replenishing well project. The update indicates improved water supply stability for Knoxville utilities and supports ongoing infrastructure work citywide.

Knoxville Chester Jolliffe

Layne Bowler Engineers Secure 800 GPM Water Well

The Layne Bowler engineers report securing a new water well with a flow of 800 gallons per minute, 800 gpm above contract demand. The city reservoir is full and demand has slackened. administration plans to pump and store water to meet any sudden needs before the new pump is installed, countering sensational reports of a water famine.

the Express

Broad Law Selection Demonstration Dates Set in Marion County

County agent announces a four day event from November 7 to 11 in Marion County featuring Roy Snyder, ISU live stock specialist, on pork production. Farm Bureau coordinates a schedule to be announced next week, with local farmers invited to attend for potential benefits.

Marion County Roy Snyder Iowa State College Snyder Farm Bureau

Cooperative Marketing Shows Livestock Growth in 1927

The Chicago Producers co operative sales agency reports 1926 to 1927 gains with 10160 cars in 1926 rising to 12157 cars in 1927 for January to October. Cattle up 13.6 percent hogs by 83.4 percent and sheep by 49.2 percent, indicating growing success and popularity of producer led marketing.

Chicago

Corn Drive Through Local Areas Pictures Bountiful Orchard Report

Last Sunday afternoon a drive through Fifield Red Rock Dunreath Percy Swan and Knoxville showed corn maturing and drying in good shape with fields yielding 40 to 50 bushels per acre. Marion county presents a colorful fall scene of yellows browns reds orange and greens. Picnics are common as people search for Bitter Sweet. One orchard east of Swan misses apples this year with only one orchard producing well elsewhere.

Fifield Red Rock Dunreath Percy Swan Knoxville Marion County Mises

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