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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
1
W I Krucer declares informal run for Marion County treasurer subject to the democratic primary. He says he is urged by friends who are circulating a petition and respectfully solicits support from voters.
A speaker notes many congressmen complain about pay but suggests Britain would replace lawmakers after the Aldrich Cannon tariff law. He argues the US would see fresh faces if it used a British election model.
Hon Eugene Foss, a Democrat who won in Massachusetts, is brother to Congressman Foss of Illinois. It marks the first time two brothers serve in Congress simultaneously across opposing parties. The piece notes prior brothers like Landis from Indiana and Kitchin from North Carolina, but always in the same party.
The Prairie City News notes the Sadlers of the Pella Chronicle produced a fine paper last week. The 18 page issue is described as cracker-jack and a strong representation of a lively town.
The fragment critiques social double standards around female sexuality, lamenting parental pressure and public shaming. It uses vivid, provocative metaphors to condemn arranging marriages and policing women's bodies while critiquing judgmental attitudes within the community.
The article reports Senator Lodge as chairman of the senate committee on the cost of living under the Republican administration. It notes hearings may be indirect, favoring expert input from executive departments instead of public sessions. The piece criticizes the approach as shielding officials while prices rise, with blame on the administration.
In Marion County District Court Iowa April Terriore sues Joan Wood and unknown heirs to clear plaintiff title to land described as North East Quarter Section 13 Township 77 Range 18 West. Case traces unrecorded deed from John Wood to Henry Firke, lost before 1863, asserting plaintiff holds full possession after a chain of conveyances. Defendants asked to execute deed or have court quiet title and remove cloud for plaintiff’s fee simple ownership.
Howard Rann in Manchester Press critiques a mother who lets her 16 year old daughter roam the township until 2:00 a m in a top buggy and fake sport of weak jaw and morals. The column argues parents must know who their girl keeps and her curfew to halt gossip and disgrace.
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