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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
1
An analysis explains why homeowners face higher bills and why property valuations increased by state order to equalize values statewide. The article notes a slight mill rate rise amid inflation and higher local costs, urging residents to accept higher taxes as the price of democracy in the Pella area.
Gia est Editorial Saving Our Soil argues for faster soil conservation in Iowa to protect topsoil and water. It cites SCS data showing only about a third of land protected since 1930s, with ongoing losses of topsoil and the need for action from landowners and the public. Henry Bensink, Chairman Marion County SCD, urges collective effort and fair sharing of costs.
The paper states that letters to the editor express public thought on Pella issues. Readers are encouraged to submit signed letters by real people. The editors reserve the right to shorten letters for space reasons.
Minnie Roorda praises Hansi also known as Maria Ann Hirschman for sharing her moving life story at Kuyper Stadium on July 18 1975 and at the World Home Bible League Convention in St. Holland Ill The letter thanks organizers broadcasters and her Christian mother and father Den Besten for prayers and guidance and contemplates her American homeland and future books
Fifty years ago a plane landed on the edge of Pella taking passengers for a price before a second day engine failure caused a forced landing with Ed Schriener and his son aboard no injuries reported. A blaze followed a clover field fire on the Van Duren property. Pella schools shone at the state fair winning numerous awards.
September blends summer and fall as Central College students return to Pella bringing energy and a pep in town life. The column also riffs on convertibles, safety patrols, and a humorous essay about grandmothers highlighting community quirks.
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