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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

3

Notable Kaiser Message Calls Citizens to Faith and Action

In On Parks Tell Our Story, Henry J. Kaiser warns against doom talk and label magnets. He urges all good men to act with belief in America, transcending class, race, and politics, and to work for a shared future. The piece then praises Park Commission staff for keeping Pella’s parks pristine as Tulip Town blooms attract visitors.

Kaiser Keiliever

Who Missed the Mural in the Capitol City Debate

The article recalls a mural once painted by WPA artists for Iowa history that was cut up for dubious uses in the Capitol city. It notes officials lacked art appreciation and that seven thousand dollars had been spent, while the painting’s destruction symbolized shifting economic moods from famine to feast and the era’s pendulum of common sense versus theory.

Iowa Capitol City Dianapolis Paris Luxembourg Palace Pressland H. L. Mencken

Contract Breaking and Economic Warnings Illuminate 1947 Iowa

In a Nebraska Iowa region meeting the sacredness of contracts is noted as teachers routinely break promises after signing. Meanwhile Federal Reserve Board economists warn of a housing price peak, scarce mortgage money, and deferred construction as lumber costs spike.

Oles Washington Federa Reserve Board Miorigages Federal Reserve Board

Fall 10 Years Ago Preview and Town Notes

A Sept 17 1086 issue highlights Central football plans against Grinnell with Mickey featured as the “Watchharm Guard.” Marion Vander Gever owned Two Vans Shoe Store amid a ghost town scene in Duxton. Tulip festival prep, direct mail talks, and a festival committee meet planned. local leaders and businesses, including the Chamber of Commerce, sponsor events and remodeling Jordan Hall.

Red Smith Bruce Gardner Mickey Meiss Squac Central Grinnel Mickey Watcheharm John Roerefen Vans Marion Vander Gever Iad Manning Duxtion Federal Marior County Simon Splat College Auxiliary Jordan Hall Spry Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Direct Advertising, Inc Armands Younker Bros Letter Homes and Gardens Hiemstra College Indusor *Eurn Holland Pella Arie Schilder Peter Heerema Charles de Winter

Pella Industrial Firms Featured In 20 Year Ago Issue

The Sept 23 issue of 20 Years Ago showcased Pella’s industrial enterprises including Ros screen factory Garden City Feeder Co Woodrow Washer Co Pella Overall Co De Jong Floral and Seed Co Blommers Mill Royal Ice Cream Buerkens Wagon Factory Klijn De Winter Ulrich Bologna Grimes Canning Heeren’s Wood Shop Pella Creamery Van der Ploeg Sybenga batteries and more. A large ad promoted McGregor Brothers of Des Moines selling Schulte Heights lots with a crowd seen at a recent sale. Central College also ran a feature with a photo.

Pella Rosscreen Garden City Feeder Co Woodrow Washer Co Pella Overall Co de Jong Floral and Seed Co Blommers Mill Royal Ice Cream Factory Buerkens Wagon Factory Klyn & de Winter Ulrich Bologna Grimes Canning Factory Heeren’s Wood Shop Pella Creamery van der Ploeg Sybenga Schulte Heights Addition McGregor Brothers Des Moines Heights Central College

Pella area highlights from historical note filled with names and events

A nostalgic roundup recalling early 20th century Pella life. The entry mentions basketball and football, local concert trips, Promoters seeking rail electric lines, a new high school, frost dates, farm auctions, court fines, and a large Lake Prairie Fair with Speaker William Jennings Bryan. It also notes a dancing Edison phonograph demo with Madame Rappold and various local personalities and civic efforts.

Meteor Pleasantville Knoxville Pelli Melcher Knoxvile Theounty Pella Chicaga Paul Pete) Edmand Mark McWilliams Central College A. Kool Palla Wittenburg

Editorial Comment Oskaloosa Tribune Press Critique of OPA Bill

The Oskaloosa Tribune Press analyzes the recently enacted OPA bill as a transitional measure bridging a government war economy to free enterprise peacetime. It argues the plan mirrors compromise between preserving and ending government controls. It contrasts hypothetical Lincoln era subsidies with modern welfare and labor protections, implying the bill would have altered historical outcomes.

Oskaloosa Tribune

Migrant Mormon Trek Across Iowa to the Promised Land

The 1846 Mormon migration, led by Brigham Young, crossed Iowa with 14,006 travelers and 3,000 wagons, enduring cold, snow, and hunger. Camps formed at Garden Grove and Mount Pisgah, with widespread fear and hardship, then moved northwest toward Missouri and the Great Plains en route to the Salt Lake Valley. Historians note 15,000 Mormons traversed Iowa trails that spring, reshaping the region’s pioneer memory.

Iowa Prairies Lowen Sheerage Fredon Bernard DeVote Jowan Terrife Joseph Smith Church of Jesus Christ of Thnt Day Saints Payette Y. Ms Kirtland Ohio Jerusalem Independence Smith Minnis Mississippi River Nanvee Carthage Minois Brigham Young Nauvoo Mississippi Lowa 12 Apostles Med Israel Sugar Creek Lee County Oraon Pratt Ganden Grove Garden Grove Mount Piseah Afton Union County Counsil Blas Cone’s Blufly Missouri River Omaha Nebraska Great Salt Lake Towa Mr. Petersen

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The Pella Chronicle Officiel County Newspaper BH. H. Sadler George Ver Steeg Pell Henry J. Kaiser Park Commission North Park Tulip Town State Fair Pool Park South Park Central Park By Sadler Publishing Co Main Lowe Mulder Firs Ponortunitt Ani Telia Pans St. Hoesems West Washinptor Street Heer Grego Schulte Heights Tooa Gilnee Simpson Marshall L.A. Bickford Donald Waechter J. J. Sybenga White Way Auto Co Harry van Hemert Lake Prairie District Fair Association Marion County William Jennings Bryan Edison Phonograph Henry W. Allen Kansas Abraham Lincoln Rotary Club Lions Club Kiwanis Club OPA Fowler Telephone Company Pires Bonaparte’s Mills Keosamgun Richardson's Point Bloomfield Centerville Shoal Creek Pratt Des Moines Register Soha Emenee Star Oil Company van Roekel Plumbing & Heating Phone Pella, Town ST Gutta
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