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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
3
Quotations issued by the Farmers Co operative Exchange based in Pella Iowa detailing price quotes for agricultural commodities and services offered to local farmers during the reporting period. The notices reflect market conditions and exchange terms presented to members and participants in the cooperative network.
A brief report notes a twenty minute harmony drill by the boys glee club which received warm appreciation and is expected to yield more performances soon.
Hi Tri members recount three weeks of activity at Pella High including a hike to De Haan's pasture with food from the cats committee, a fire and songs, a guest talk on Personality by Miss Verheul, future plans, a forthcoming play, debates, and class updates on current events, spelling, and student leadership.
A quotation from Exchange praising music as moral law that gives the universe a purpose, grants wings to the mind, fuels imagination, and brings charm and life to sadness and gaiety.
Simpson loses to Central College of Pella 24 to 0 as penalties and sloppy play undermine hopes for a stronger football season. The article criticizes lack of crowd support, calls for disciplined offense, and highlights standout performances by McCoy, Halden, and Meek while noting Central’s decisive scores and a safety.
A central message that a Christian remains a Christian in any setting from anvil to school. It emphasizes following Christ and honoring God as the creation's duty, while noting varied opportunities and obligations for students who leave home to study.
A fragmentary verse hints at the sun as a cleansing force entering the heart. The speaker urges openness to sunshine to chase darkness and gloom, suggesting a hopeful, if ironic, redemption arc. The text frames sunlight as a social metaphor for renewal and joy.
A Pittsburgh Gazette Times note reports a burglar expresses sorrow over how victims exaggerate their losses when his loot is small. He comments that even a thief may feel remorse and laments the public overstatement of stolen property.
The Scout Chronicle notes ongoing activity despite gaps in meetings with summer work and a strong pageant presence. It highlights a 75th anniversary stand, badge sales, field stands, a Pageant stand, and a Dedication of the band stand. New officers under Scout Master William Brunin include Raymond De Grofft as Asst. Scout Master, Eagle Patrol leader Robert Crew, Crow Patrol leader Anthony Tysseling, and scribe Jean Kuyper.
Eastbound trains list passenger Nos 472 at 12 09 PM and 474 2 at 8 42 PM local freight 832 at 12 30 PM. Westbound shows passenger Nos 476 at 9 09 AM and 473 at 3 00 PM with local freight 831 at 7 45 AM. Freight for shipment on locals must be at the station by 5 00 PM the evening before. Both local freights carry passengers.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt notes the moon is barren and desiccated with no water at all. The author, Maxwell, emphasizes that unlike Earth’s deserts, the Moon lacks even a single drop, underscoring the stark dryness of lunar geology.
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