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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
1
In a Home For the Aged visit with W W Muilenberg and the Van Duren family, details unfold from Holland birth to Iowa farm life. The piece covers land prices, wartime memory, Dakota rents, bakery lineage, and remarks on Roosevelts era economics with a focus on personal history and local conditions.
Milton Herald reports back salaries due to county and township officers under a court ruling that the salary reduction act is unconstitutional. Refunds, totaling 4591.17, will be issued after treasury funds permit. Payments target township assessors and clerks, township trustees, boards of supervisors, and county officers with amounts from 3 to 11 percent, with specific totals allocated to each group.
Colfax Sales Company notes general market conditions improve with better grade cattle in demand and prices steady to higher in larger centers. Cooler weather influences trade. competitor grades and dry lot feeders are not favored by the butcher trade at present.
Harvey and Mrs Hall of Nevada visited in Marshalltown Sunday to see Lucille Lash and Henry Geery. A church lawn sale sponsored by the young people drew a good crowd and netted $32. Homer Lancaster traveled from Lobrville to ship household goods to Clare Town for their new home. Mr and Mrs Herman Toll moved into the Bean property, while the Bean family moves into the former C M Wilson home.
One percent inches of rain fell on Sunday in Amsterdam with warmer weather hoped to aid crops like corn potatoes beans and tomatoes. Rev Ralph T Nordlund preached at East Amsterdam school house but attendance was light. Tanner did not go to hospital and visited his mother while Floyd Woods returned home to see his father and brother. Mr David Ter Louw found work in Red Rock area.
An odd sentence notes how people lived before vitamins and mentions a clever brush salesman asking a householder if her mother is at home. The fragment hints at everyday life and a sales scene without clear names or details.
The Grand Jury of Marion County Iowa is to be summoned for the October 1935 term on October 1 at 10:00 A M and a trial jury of forty five is to be drawn and summoned to appear October 7 at 10:00 A M Also J Clare Hendrickson is appointed as commission to take garnishee answers during the October term Dated September 3 1937 at Indianola Iowa by Presiding Judge E W Dingwell
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