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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
4
Edward A. O'Neal, head of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will open a week of Farm Bureau meetings in Iowa at Marshalltown on Tuesday September 10. He is to speak at the fair and dedicate the new Farm Bureau building on the fair grounds, state officials announced.
The ad lists Bran at 160 Me rle 15 Veeck Specials and various feed prices: Oil Meal 100 Ibs for 1.00, Tankage 100 Ibs for 2.00, h per 100 Ibs 1.95. It notes Michigan Peaches will be in Saturday and invites readers to call for prices on Saturday.
Marshalltown farming figure will address Farm Bureau groups from several counties at Oskaloosa on September 11, with remarks at Winterset on September 12 and likely Cattle Feeders Day in Ames on September 13. He will also attend the Central Town Farm Bureau picnic in Des Moines September 11, accompanied by Town Farm Bureau Federation officials. Delegations and Minute Men are expected from many counties as he outlines militant action for organized agriculture against AAA threats.
Disjointed OCR text mentions government cattle purchases and sheep, Ethiopians detesting a breed, and misrendered phrases about Abyssinians, Pernicious disease counts, and an unclear Baltimore reference. The passage mixes numbers, places, and racial terms in a garbled way with no coherent event or date.
Mr Scholte cashier of Pella National Bank explains how Federal deposit insurance protects bank deposits. He notes coverage up to 4000 dollars for accounts in banks approved by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, clarifying insured amounts and eligibility for savers.
Thieves cracked the front door of a Leighton store by breaking the glass and unlocked it to steal firearms. Across the street, Farmers Savings Bank of Leighton was robbed months earlier by two Ottumwa youths now serving sentences at Anamosa reform school. The loss list includes multiple Winchester shotguns and rifles, a Remington bolt action, a Lyman sighted rifle, a Smith & Wesson police pistol, and 150 boxes of shells along with other ammunition.
A fragmentary report notes farm implement sales at a village fair exceeded any in the past five years. Observers cite high demand and overall strength in pricing with bids and trades recorded. The text includes garbled names and phrases, but highlights a prosperous fair week.
The Inquiring Reporter presents a weekly feature asking five citizens the same public interest question. The brief interviews collect diverse opinions on a single topic, revealing community attitudes and individual viewpoints.
G i Van Zee and Lester Hackert note Hackert in coverage of President's lengthy battle with Congress over a utilities bill. The article states the bill was sped to the President's desk on Saturday night after extensive debate. The piece emphasizes the clash between the executive and legislative branches and identifies the individuals involved in reporting the development.
Joan Crawford will remain on screen for at least three more years under a new long term MGM contract extension. No More Ladies opens Wednesday September 11 at the Pella theatre, ending rumors she would quit film for the stage.
The Petia theatre walls pose a dove as a symbol of good harvest and creative display. Mr Brown advises obtaining bulletin No 3 on whey beans from Iowa State College to guide farming practices. The passage notes curing hay and preparing materials for a forthcoming contest outreach.
Iowa farmers expect a large soybean harvest with acreage rising sharply. Experts say yields may triple from two years ago, with much of the crop set for seed and hay. Harvest methods vary, including bin shocks, combines, mow and rake, and binder shocks across regions.
The Book Shop announces it stocks MAHASKA and Marion county rural school books for all eight grades. It pledges good service with a smile and plans to provide comprehensive educational titles to rural schools.
Uytton Eur Frandmaster will bring his band to the States with an abroad tour starting in Normandie, October. The itinerary includes Chicago and other middle TA cities as his troupe performs on a fast tour arranged by the Standard Oil of Indiana through the American corporation. The bandleader has gained recognition via phonograph records and tourgoers have heard his band widely.
Classifieds describe a four wheeled trailer with good tires and a Model T Ford engine, plus a lucrative boarding and rooming house opportunity in a county seat town of 2,500. Properties include a large house with hot water heat. lease of one year or longer considered. apply by letter to Chronicle care of “x.”
According to musical observers, Oylton's organization is the most noted orchestra on the Continent for its original interpretations of modern music.
A renowned European musician, long active in major cities, has achieved marked success abroad. He is a member of the Legion of Honour and an officier de l Instruction Publique, underscoring his prominent cultural contributions.
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