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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
4
fragmentary text mentions British and French soldiers with incomplete quotation marks and unclear context about a bite incident or heat. No identifiable event, date, or named individuals beyond generic nationalities.
Sophomores and Glee Clubbers gathered at the Liggett home for an outdoor social. Guests arrived by automobiles bearing balls bats kettles and pans as Prof Liggett hosted rope jumping lessons and an illustrated lecture while Mrs Liggett oversaw supper and campfire. The group enjoyed toasting food, games and lively conversation despite a looming raincloud.
Pella high school boys football beat Pleasantville on college grounds Wednesday afternoon by 6 to 0. The game was close throughout with a late 80 yard scoring run by Pickle. Pella had previously defeated Pleasantville two weeks earlier at Pleasantville.
A damaged OCR fragment references schoolboys and college life with phrases about parents, play, and rah rah culture. It suggests school games and stunts but lacks concrete names, dates, or places to anchor a full report.
A fragmented dialogue centers on a policeman answering a question about the husband who works in the weather bureau. The speaker notes fatigue from answering the same query about his time off, reflecting on the essential nature of weather work and public demand for information.
Oak lumber for sale includes studding boards and bearing timbers. Inquiries welcomed at Cole's Seed Store to arrange purchase and delivery details.
The fragment suggests a parcel post package with prepaid return terms from a feed factory in Oskaloosa Iowa. It mentions special attention to lady workers and a balance term of years in the North Market area.
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