Time Table Petra Iowa Trains Leave Pella As Follows
Petra Iowa timetable notes trains depart Pella in the eastward direction with listed departures.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
4
Openings and notices in the city and district
Supt. W H Givin's special car visited the city last Friday and Saturday for the depot opening. Wanted a young lady as clerk in a dry goods and nation department. Iowa legislature closed a busy session in Des Moines with best wishes among lawmakers. Drs Payne and French opened a new front room office over Citizens National Bank. The son of Mrs Grace Stonaker Bauman suffered a pneumonia scare early in the week. Preachers drew crowds and liberal offerings last Saturday. Hosiery and spring waists advertised at Van Spanckeren's. Wormhoudt's touted savings on carpets and blue serge suits. The city held opening days for monercy stores with women inspecting hats. A remark on a gentleman’s conduct around business places. Nick Boland faced a surprise auction relocation dispute with the city council.
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Monercy
Wormhoudt’s
Fine Dress Goods and Dress Accessories Sale Ad
A promotional list touts grey suitings silk wool and mercerized waistings from 25 cents to 1.50, mens suits 4.50 to 18.00, childrens suits 0.75 to 310.00, carpets two and three ply all wool 55 to 98 cents, tapestries velvets and axministers 70 to 90 cents, rugs linoleum lace curtains and Nottingham De Lux curtains 85 cents to 10 dollars, hats caps ladies caps tourist line 18 to 50 cents, and Wonder Hosiery 20 and 10 cents a pair on a bulk stock sale.
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Nottingham
A Denver couple at hotel balcony sparks a joke
A Denver politician and his wife watched an art exhibit on the eighth floor of the Brown hotel. The wife remarked on the balcony railing and doubted its safety, joking she would avoid future events unless the W. O. T. U. or the Y. M. C. A. sponsor them.
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Denver
Brown
John
Oty
Denver Post
Fragmented quotes on wealth and society prompt reactions
A collage of quoted snippets from various papers discusses wealth, war stories, gender norms, and social acceptance. The remarks touch on privilege, perception of riches, and the idea of propriety in polite society, ending with a cryptic note about a public display involving a wife.
Local Brush Stock Offers Wide Selection at Keen Prices
A local shop advertises a broad range of brushes including hair, hat, cloth, nail, and complexion brushes. The notice highlights durable finishes and satisfactory selection with competitive prices.
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