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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
1
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A stream of opinion items cites reform hopes and scandals. References include Whitaker Wright’s London deal, Panama Canal selling fees, New York Montreal trolley plans, and Roosevelt postal fraud concerns. It also mentions Kaiser, England’s Sir Hector MacDonald, and U S debt refunds with 2 percent bonds.
A review of wartime food and labor pressures notes Germany’s food shortages and a Chicago labor dispute where the union demands managers use only gas or coal for five years. It discusses Irish land reform, wagon-road transportation costs, Post Office fraud investigations, and local property transfers, ending with an ad for wedding baking by Lucy Lankelma.
A ledger of transfers shows multiple quit claim and warranty deeds involving numerous parties. Entries include Joshua Richards to Pleasant Grove Township School District for 1.45 acres in Pleasant Grove, G A Vandermeulen to Olof Truman for 19.51 acres in Polk, H van de Kieft to John G Thomassen for 37.8 acres in Summit, TY Muntingh to J Goodhart for 1 acre in Lake Prairie, Henry P Blevins to John T Conn for 45 acres in Pleasant Grove, Charles Johnson to Alda Aplin for 1624 acres in Red Rock, Isaac Hodgson to Laban Hodgson for 80 acres in Swan, Mary E Core to F K and George H Core for 4. acres in Union, Asa Johnson to John Doughman for 10?6 acres for 5200 00 50 00 revenee 4900 00.
An advertisement argues morning mouth issues signal illness or a cold. It promotes Vinol powered by cod liver oil as a tasteless tonic, claiming a new process removes grease and taste while preserving medicinal benefits. It contrasts Vinol with ordinary medicines and touts three centuries of cod liver oil use.
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