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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
8
Short verse from H. Jaarsma envisions harmonious trade between parties. It pledges good bread and buns, quality service, and no grounds for complaint. The note expresses mutual trust and a wish for continuous, unrestricted commerce.
An old-time comic verse pleads with the stomach for neglect and gratitude. The speaker boasts of feasts and gifts like potatoes squash turkey nuts candy pumpkin pie and cake while lamenting the stomach's ache and lack of appreciation. Easter oil hints at a comic remedy for a sick morning.
The piece extols a man of inner virtue who respects all and avoids bragging or deceit. A hearing for Iowa colleges is scheduled with the senate appropriation committee to hear presidents of state educational institutions and the state board of education about financial needs for the next biennial period.
The piece contrasts male and female college views on education with boys tending toward broader tolerances and athletics while girls favor side shows and amusement. The article suggests women’s colleges mirror this, with indifference to scholarly attainments, unless competition with men shifts priorities. A brief ad for Herrick Seed Co. seeks representatives to sell roses and trees, promising good weekly wages with no experience needed.
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Notice from Marion County Iowa that the last will of Mary Dudgeon, deceased, is on file in the Clerk of District Court's office. Will to be heard at the May term, May 4, 1915, with interested parties invited to attend. Clerk Harold Clements, Deputy Walter Kester. Knoxville Iowa, March 18, 1915.
A fragment indicates items are sold in Pella and on sale at all outlets. Details are unreadable but suggest a local retail promotion with nationwide reach and broad availability during a sale period.
The Amer ican Sunday School Union reports 44 000 Sunday schools 180 000 teachers 1 550 000 scholars and 143 000 conversions over 25 years, with over two thousand churches forming. San Francisco will mark its postquake reconstruction on April 18 with church services and a mass meeting at the municipal auditorium. Sermons express gratitude for living in a land and community where progress continues.
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