27 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
1
As the campaign progresses and reports arrive, Murphy the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate opposes Brookhart and Field. Voters, tiring of Brookhart's reactionary influence and Field's inexperience, favor Murphy's sincerity and connection with the common people.
The piece critiques Secretary Hyde’s claim that the people bear blame for the mood, argues Hoover is the presidential candidate with a record to judge, and notes Republican leaders fail to deny Reed’s charges from Des Moines. It also covers Pella theatre policy, local talent, the rise of talkies, and a farmer’s wife comment on mood.
Cli- paged editorials compare Hoover claims of tariff cuts to Roosevelt and Democratic platforms. Knoxville Express recalls farm prices sixteen years prior, urging a return to Democratic hard times. Roanoke Times notes Hoover speech plans and daily campaigning to gain votes. Milford Mail reports the Democratic donkeys burial and promised elephant resurrection before November 8.
Roosevelt spoke in Pittsburgh last week on the federal deficit for July through September, noting a shortfall of 402 million dollars despite a new budget system. Walter Lippmann argues tax receipts were under estimated, highlighting calls for economy and restraint in county, state, and federal finances. The piece critiques the Literary Digest poll as irrelevant to actual voting strength and reflects on the political shift toward fiscal restraint.
A lighthearted Pella column catalogs local banter and campaigning notes. Clyde Herring is linked to an office pledge while Ruby Richerd campaigns for county recorder. Town tales feature ink troubles, party flips, and humorous misquotes amid Melcher stories and a parish gathering.
From the Oct 24 1912 Chronicle: Vandermeulen and Duff narrowly escaped when their car wheels failed and plunged 14 feet into a creek near Monroe. Mrs Carpenter hosted the Philathea class for Margaret McDowell. GC H McDowell wed Margaret Johnson, and Ed R Hanson tied with Dr. McAlister and Dr. Hawle in Davenport. Vander Ploeg of Knoxville sought state office. C E Hamilton suffered a serious eye injury from a nail while driving. Edward M.
Reports from a local page include attendance at the dedication of the Reformed church at Prairie City. Other items note Samuel Liter's serious illness, Rock Island train service, ditching machine work near Creston, reelection bid by Meyer Langerak for county clerk, medical call for R D Huffman by Dr Carpenter at Havey, a Wabash railroad inspector injured in an accident, a threshing spark burning 800 bushels of oats at William Van Rheenen's site, a special train to Newton for a W J Bryan appearance, John Sedrel purchasing Leighton property, misfortune of Alber Van Durens facial burns and nail injury delaying work, two Leighton farms selling for 225 and 230 dollars per acre.
Waterloo首次公开亮相的三KKL成员，引发当地骚动。 Hubert Oostrum 一家婴儿去世，J Clerkx 辞职在 Vandermeulen 店任锡匠，转至 Ottumwa。 Iowa Baptist 大会在 Marshalltown 举行，Central 以 26 对 0 击败 Graceland。Red Cross 护理约 3,000 名退伍军人。 Deaths 包含 Drop pers、Tennis Bieshaar、Kryn Ver Steeg。 市场报价：猪肉 7.00–8.25 美元，玉米 0.58 美元，小麦 1.00 美元，燕麦 0.37 美元，奶油 0.36 美元，鸡蛋 Ble，重母鸡 0.15 美元。
Arne Van Wyk died at his Orange City home on Monday at age 72 after months of illness due to heart trouble. Born in Polla Iowa he moved to Sioux county with his parents at age ten. He married Wilmina De Jong in 1887 and lived on a farm before moving to town in 1912. Survived by wife two sons Dr J C Van Wyk Muske gon Mich and Henry of Orange City. brother Herbert Hull and sister Mrs J Te Paske Three Oaks Michigan. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 30 at home and 2 at Trinity Reformed Church with Rev J Brouwer in charge.
Scientists introduce a device claiming to enable the deaf to hear via their teeth. The first requirement is the presence of sound, healthy teeth. The report suggests a novel approach linking dental health to auditory perception.
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