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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
6
George Heeren of Pella expanded from a small pew and church furniture maker to a substantial operation. Heeren has built a new fifty by sixty foot factory, one block west of the square, employing a large skilled workforce to produce church pews and both traditional and modern furniture for customers seeking comfort and quality.
This is an advertisement by Mr. Heeren who manufactures office fixtures opera chairs and lawn swings. Heeren offers mill work screens and door and window products with materials and a new body seat patent in process. Prices and specifications available by contacting Geo Heeren Pflla Ia.
Report of the condition of the Pella National Bank at Pella Iowa at close of business April 14 1903. Resources include loans and discounts 30009887 dollars deficits. Liabilities show capital stock 30009887 dollars surplus undivided profits and taxes paid 10000 dollars, deposits 10286036 dollars. Signed by cashier and directors before notary.
Frank W. Perry editor of the Ent erprise Shortsville New York testimonials claim Chamberlain s Cough Remedy cured a second grip attack in a single bottle He says it stopped coughing quickly and allowed him to sleep without pain Sold by Allen Stubenrauch a 8t
A College notes page reports chapel life and campus items including a janitor search, a student lost chapel slip, a sick professor, Easter solo by Miss Flint, and a basketball result with town team 14 to 12. It also mentions a tennis club, chorus, and grounds improvements, plus a Grinnell visitors list. The Chicago market section shows Wheat, Corn, and Oats with daily ranges, and Live Stock prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep, followed by PelLa market updates and a poultry and produce listing.
Durham residents report roofing on Mr J D Haskine s house and new telephones at N Bellamy line homes. May Smith visits from Knoxville as Eureka and McMillan schools open with new teachers. Mrs Groves visits from East Des Moines. Jacobs rent near Eureka schoolhouse. Visser extends mutual line. Easter church event. Rev Hughes attends Van Lissel wedding and Rankin funeral at Zion church.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife's stomach and liver trouble with help from Dr King's New Life Pills. After she took them she found relief at once and was ultimately cured. Available for 25 cents at Keables' Drug Store.
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