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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
11
An almost endless display of harmonious color effect features colored ground with dainty figures and stripes and white ground with fancy Persian and fancy stripes suitable for waists and shirt waist suits. New invoice of colored wash goods recently received.
The J Blommers & Co flour mill in Pella markets three top flour varieties On Top White Rose and Straight grade while offering corn meal stock feed and shippstuff. The article urges locals to patronize the mill to boost the city economy and keep business revenue home. It notes the plant size measures sixty by seventy five feet with eighty by twenty four aging system and highlights the mill as a community development factor attracting outsiders and supporting farmers.
Notice given that the partnership known as Cole and Langerak is dissolved by mutual consent with S F Cole retiring. H W Langerak continues, assumes all indebtedness, and will pay all bills. Dated Pella Iowa April 1 1903. Also death of C Van der Heuvel living southeast of town after a year long illness. Funeral at First Christian Reformed Church and interment north of city cemetery.
For sale is a lakeside organ once costing $90 new and now nearly as good as new. Priced to sell cheaply. Apply to W. R. Hoier ton at the American House.
A Chronicle visit to Udell Hendrick in Pella highlights the Little Havana Cigar as a five cent five cent value from a ten cent product. The boss urges locals to buy the home grown brand to support workers and labor in Pella, praising its quality and reputation. Also notes Adrian Minnesota reports a bankier Reichhoff from Orange City declared insane after revival meetings.
Des Moines reports indicate a warmer than normal spring with average daily temperature excesses of six degrees at the central station since March 1. Rainfall is generally below normal, but soil moisture prevented field work in March and much land remains too wet for plowing. Land seeding began around the first of April after conditions improved.
The Bee-Hive offers a selection of affordable goods with prices designed to balance purchases for families. Cheap items pair with good values, promising fair profits while delivering a range of small but notable bargains at the Pella location opposite the Opera House.
A promotional note claims a powder is not medicine or a condition powder but an appetizer and digester. It targets brood sows, young pigs, and chickens, inviting farmers to learn about inducements offered to early applicants to improve health and boost egg production.
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