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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1922

Page

6

Iowa News Roundup Touches Many Local Incidents

A broad survey of Iowa incidents reports Creston road worker Dan Davis dead, Red Oak factory owner BaF Dutton linked to a poison case, and shoe dealer C. Keith filing involuntary bankruptcy. Other items include a Nashua fair fire, garbled Monticello death, Osage shooting, Mount Pleasant burns, Sioux City fair tour plans, and local court actions.

Dan Davis Creston Dutton Red Oak C. Keith Nashua George W. Green Northwest Henry Jungera Hospers Christine Brunemeier Justine Granner Hubbard India Evangelical Church Traer Norman B. Ream Chicago Frank M. Downer, Jr Osceola Board of Supervisors Montgomery County Gladbrook Tama County George E. Conant Herman Dierks D. A. Clark Cedar Rapids Edna Moreau Clark Renwick Charles Wilhelm New Hampton Germany William Kurtenberg Independence Jesup August Ruther Clarence Otto Pruess G. D. Thompson Nevada John O'Connor Cartersville Clara Mahan Thornburg Henry Jahnke Belle Plaine J. TR. Kline William Young Union Township Leonard Isworth Omaha Council Bluffs Glenwood Lake Glenwood Valley Juneton George Gallarno R. C. Lane Howard F. Eddington Sioux City Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Perry Milk Products Company Elmo Jordan Pleasantville C. C. Davis Iowa City Cour Davenport F. C. Parrish Waterloo John Blue Pullman Company T. A. Cushman Clinton, Oklahoma and Southern Railway Atlantic Henry Fox Oelwein Fort Dodge George Gray Fox Delweinia John Weir Neils Christiansen William Bartel American National Assurance Society of St. Louis Henry N. Crause Eldora Crause Jesse Williams A. B. Pickett Marshalltown Pasadena Calif Robert Moreland Clear Lake Mason City Moreland Col. E. C. Haynes Centerville G. C. Haines Arthur Harding Columbus Gazette Columbus Junction Louisa County Lornette Brown W. A. Duncan J. E. Gray Mr. Duncan John Colton Iowa Iron and Metal Company Clinton U. S. Bureau of Annual Industry Iowa

Proceedings of the County Board August 8 1922

County Board proceedings list claims allowed petitions presented and a resume of county business for August 8 1922 with the board adjourning to meet August 11 1922. The September 5 entry notes further actions on hedge fence removals and miscellaneous county business including inquests and road work.

Board of Supervisors W. F. Crew John J. Clarke Carter Charles Elliott C. C. Kendall Knoxville Journal Paul N. Little John Burt John Colyn Pearl Clark Clark Metcalf Fred Kain Gray Anderson J. R. Wright I Gray Anderson Vandenberg K. S. Cornell J. M. Amos L. Cochrane Levi Jeffers Cornell Ballard John R. Hall F. W. Reynolds Standard Bridge Co Omaha Nebraska Charles Mott Farmers’ Union C. E. Schnack Stotts & Co Merchands R. Wright Sheppard W. H. Rice Bailey A.B. Brobst Greenhalgh Roy Crawford A. B. Brobst Greenhal County Farm A. A. Goemaat B. 1. Hollingshead B. West & Son J. B. West Dwight Smith Mary Gay Stephen Smith Roberts & Evans Norman R. Hays Wise & Son S. M. Colwell Pella Board of Review C. M. Wilson Willa Chrismore Iowa City Marshall County Hollenbeck Belle Robinson Nora Allard Burt Henry J. Kool John Heath A. Kool LeRoy Hunt E. R. Crozier Francis and Mary E. Monroe S. N. Applegate

Economic Ledger Fragments and Odd Figures Hovering

A compact ledger of mixed numbers and currency values presented as scattered entries. The data shows varied sums and decimals including pounds and pence style figures, with odd zero and dot placements suggesting transcription quirks rather than a clear total or narrative.

Mary Crew Wins First Prize in Essay Contest

Miss Mary Crew of Pella won the top prize in a state wide Iowa high school essay contest on George Washington and Mount Vernon. The entry describes Washingtons home, travels, and legacy with vivid detail, celebrating the first president and his lasting influence.

Mary Crew Pella Iowa George Washington Mt. Vernon Horace Towner Congressman Towner Mount Vernon Washington Potomac Thomas Jefferson Fayette Warkington Lord Culpeper Lawrice Washingt Martha Parke Custis Louis XVI General Washington International Friendship and Brotherhood of France United States Mts Jean Lafayette Nellie Custis Maryland Westmoreland County Virginia John Virgina Rappahannock Lord Fairfax Sir William Blue Ridge Dinwiddie Fort Necessity Braddock Fort Duquesne Martha Custis Patrick Henry Continental Congress Lexington Concord Congress Cambridge Massachusetts Philadelphia Young Republic

Daily Thought Shakespearean Insight

A compact reflection notes how mere sight of instruments or means lures action, yet deeds may still falter. It evokes Shakespearean wit on human hesitation and the gap between intention and execution.

Favorite Prescription Restores Mrs. Shanks Health

Mrs. Emma Shanks of 1219 Fifth Ave credits Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with curing her woman’s health troubles. She says the tonic lifted her nerves, backaches, and sleep difficulties, building vigor and vitality. The ad urges women to try the liquid or tablets for quick improvements.

Council Bluffs Towa Pierce Emma Shanks Fifth Ave Dr. Pierce

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Iowa News the County Board W. H. Worley Marion County Electric Co Stutts & Co Webster Co H. P. Neyenesch West & Son J. H. Welch Printing Co Wee Paul N Little Derrickson Indiana Township Ind Pershing Coal Co Doughman Trinkle Vanden
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