Teaching Marketing in the Schools Course for Iowa Pupils
The National Education Association’s Rural Education department will prepare a course of study on cooperative marketing for Iowa public schools this fall. Professors Macy Campbell and Frank C. Lowden lead the effort to teach cooperative merchandising, its forms, and group loyalty as a path to strong rural citizenship and national prosperity.
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Iowa
Department of Rural Education
National Education Association
Midland
Iowa State Teachers Association
Macy Campbell
Iowa State Teachers College
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Campbell
F Salty
Wood Ciin
Se Nee Eeasive Marketing Association
Pella Canning Plant Faces Record Corn Receipts
The Pella canning plant reports a bustling period as corn arrives from early morning to late night. Last Thursday saw 188 loads totaling 195 tons, the busiest day of the year and possibly the plant’s history. The high quality corn promises a record pack this season.
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Pella
Van Niewaal Store Displays Silk Manufacture Pictures
The Van Niewaal store features a window display sent by Belding Bros of Chicago. It showcases silk culture and manufacture with cocoons, silk in various processing stages, and early Chinese production tools. Photographs depict the silk worm from egg to cocoon and worm feeding, plus interior views of Belding factories illustrating preparation processes.
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van Niewaal
Belding Bros
Chicago
China
Belding
Pella People Attend State Fair in Large Numbers
A great number of Pella residents joined the state fair crowds last week. Most traveled by car to Des Moines, some stayed one to four days, and more used the railroad during the 95 cent round trip days. Good weather boosted attendance and made the journey pleasant for visitors and campers alike. The hail storm area likely kept some visitors away, but overall turnout was high and Pella contributed substantially.
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Pella
Des Moines
Rodeo Parade and Wild West Show to Visit Oskaloosa
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far East bring a world class parade and pageantry to Oskaloosa on Saturday Sept. 12. The event features elephants camels and riders from around the globe along with a merged three ring circus and Ezra Meeker at 95 driving an ox cart in the opening spectacle. The show encompasses vast equipment including a 240000 square foot big top and 15 acres of canvas.
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Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Oskaloosa
Maryland
Oklahoma
J. C. Miller
Real Wild West
America
Miller
Zack
George
Ezra Meeker
Oregon Trail
Cyrenus Cole's Argument Shot
A clipped Indianola Record summary reflects Cyrenus Cole opposing the McNary Haugen export bill. It argues foreign markets are not the sole remedy, noting world prices via Liverpool set domestic rates, and critiques Cole for presumed surplus without full understanding. It defends tariffs and warns against undermining farmer gains while Europe seeks to sell goods.
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Indianola Record
Cyrenus Cole
Europe
Des Moines
Third Town
McNary-Haugen Export Corporation
Cole
Middle West
Mr. Cole
Liverpool
United States
Opera chair grandstand hosts 14000 with vast animal show
The event features 300 Indians and riders, 600 horses, elephants, camels, buffalo, and many other animals. It promises a street parade and arena appearances by eminent chiefs and warriors, with a total attendance of about 1400 people.
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Opera Chair
Son of Rev Byram Dies at Sutherland Iowa
Harold Muiron Byram son of Rev and Mrs F N Byram of Pella died at Sutherland Iowa August 29 1925 aged 44 years 6 months 22 days after a illness with tuberculosis and an appendicitis attack He was born at Fremont attended area schools and married Theresia P Rutter of Hedrick March 12 1907 Seven children survived him with one son Harold Lorain and an infant daughter preceding him in death He was a member of a Sutherland church at death Funeral services were at Union Chapel east of Fremont conducted by Rev Orr Campbell Interment near the chapel Cemetery
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Harold Muiron Byram
F. N. Byram
Pella
Sutherland
Iowa
Fremont
Town
Sigourney
Theresia P. Rutter
Hedrick
McEwen R
Jeannette A
Mabel M
Helen M
Harriet B
Harold Lorain
Baptist Church
Shellsburg
J. N. ‘Byram
Welda
Kans
Kenneth
Modale
Ruth’ Forby
Little Rock
Ark
H. A. Scott
W. B. Henderson
Centerville
C. E. Marlowe
Yella Heerema
Indianola
Harry Bowe
Santa Ana
Calif
Union Chapel
Orr Campbell
Humeston
Tax book tour by County Treasurer Metcalf announced
Mr. F. T. Metcalf County Treasurer will visit Security State Bank on Tuesday and Wednesday September 15 and 16 and Pella National Bank on Thursday and Friday September 17 and 18 to assist with the Pella City Lake Prairie and Summit Township tax books.
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F. T. Metcalf
Security State Bank
Pella National Bank
Pella City
Lake Prairie
Summit Township
Pella Banks Closed for Labor Day 1925
Pella Banks will not be open for business on Labor Day Monday September 7 1925, as observed by the local financial institution.
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Pella
Proof of Will Notice for Al Bartis Albers Decease
Notice filed in Marion County District Court Iowa that the last will of Al Bartis Albers is on record and will come for hearing in October term 1925 on October 6 at Knoxville. Interested parties may appear. Clerk Walter Kester signs August 20 1925 with notices August 27 September 3-10.
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District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Albartis Albers
Walter Kester
Knoxville
Baptist Church Resumes Services This Sunday
Regular services at the Baptist church resume this Sunday after the pastor's vacation. Morning service at 10 45 am and evening service at 7 30 pm with the choir directed by Miss Edna Vander Meer. She will sing a solo at the evening service.
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Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Edna Vander Meer
Vander Meer
Sermon Schedule at First Christian Reformed Church
Pastor Rev. J. De Haan leads morning service on Hebrews 12:2 Looking unto Jesus in Holland at 9:00 a.m. Then 1:30 p.m. Exod 12:13 The Blood of the Passover and 7:30 p.m. Luke 18:13 Distant Perplexed and Praying in English.
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First Christian Reformed Church
J. de Haan
Jesus
Holland
English
Masons Invite Nearby Members to Ames Picnic
Pella Masons receive invitations to a big Masonic picnic at Ames on Monday September 7 on the state agricultural college campus. Sponsored by Za-Ga-Zig Temple Shrine of Des Moines. Picnickers should bring baskets. coffee and ice cream provided. Local lodge attendance unclear. the Pella lodge meets Monday which may keep members away.
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Pella
Pela Band Concert Delights Oskaloosa Audience
The Pela band played in Oskaloosa last Wednesday evening before a large crowd. Program included three overtures Morning Noon and Night and Semiramide and William Tell, two marches, lighter numbers Susie Fox Trot Maytime Bambalina, and solos by Edith Sedrel Rosita and On the Road to Mandalay. The concert ended with the National Air and refreshments followed by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Pela Band
Chamber of Commerce of
Oskaloosa
von’ Suppe
Rossini
King
Bennet
Ribble
Susie Fox
Edith ‘Sedrel
Rosita
Dupont
Mandalay
Speaks
Sedrel
City council rejects bid to appoint election officials for franchise vote
The council defeated a resolution to appoint clerks and judges for Mayor Fultz’s requested election on W. H. Fowler’s telephone franchise. Four members voted against, two for. Mayor to seek city attorney guidance before further action. Fire department exposure and budget items discussed. sewer contract awarded to W. A. Price. traffic sign prep underway.
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Fultz
W. H. Fowler
H. E. de Reus
de Reus
Byers
Butt
Dieleman
Vander Lyde
Douwstra
de Haan
Fire Department
Belle Plaine
H. M. McAlister
Meyer Langerak
W. A. Price
Des Moines
Is the election legally called in Pella telephony vote
The Chronicle reports a September 24 special election for a W H Fowler telephone franchise, but legal questions arise over whether city code requires a general ordinance or a petition from property owners. The Iowa code sections on regulations and franchise elections are cited, with debate on whether Pella’s past practice and lacks of a general ordinance justify the call. The state Supreme Court would decide the interpretation if challenged, and readers are urged to form opinions based on the cited code.
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Chronicle
Pella
W. H. Fowler
Fultz
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Sherman Plumbing Shop Moves to New Quarters
H L Sherman the plumber moves from Washington Street to the Fowler building next to Ye Foto Shop. The renovated front office and showroom will display the latest plumbing fixtures, with the shop at the rear. He plans to be established by Saturday.
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H. L. Sherman
Washington Street
Fowler Building
Gilbert Buys Local Dry Cleaning Business in Pella
Gilbert owner of Franklin street dry cleaning outlet for a year under lease from Fred Van Rheenen buys the machinery and equipment and will run the shop in Van Rheenen's building. He has built a solid business in Pella and plans expansion with his own equipment.
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F. A. Gilbert
Franklin Street
Fred van Rheenen
Mr. van Rheenen
Gilbert
Pella
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Mike
RODEO
Wild West
Byram
Ames
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