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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
7
A fine brick building with cellar well cistern and a large barn and outbuildings. Includes a nice lot with fruits apples cherries and grapes in a good neighborhood. Easy terms. Ideal for a retired farmer. Several other properties available bargains. No trouble to show them.
Local column lists sales at Van Niewaal and Vander Pols, jokes about hats, laces, and embroideries. Notes visits by Miss Klein and Mrs. Livingston, trips to Des Moines, and a range of shop offerings from rugs to ready made garments. Mentions public figures and business moves in Pella.
The notice urges checking the Chronicle label to ensure the paid-up date is correct and updated. It directs patrons to come in, settle dues, and request marking the account as up to date to speed the payment list.
Notice that the last will of Artie Gaass is on file in the Marion County Iowa District Court clerk's office. The will will be heard in the April 1908 term on May 19 at Knoxville, inviting all interested persons to appear. B Kersbereen, Clerk of District Court, Knoxville, dated April 21, 1908.
Real estate inquiry seeks medium size farm or small business in good locality. Owner to provide price description and selling reason. Indicate possession date. No agents. Reply to Lock Drawer 984 Rochester NY.
New York receipts of fresh eggs for the last four days total 123,807 cases of thirty dozen each, equaling 44,570,520 eggs or an average above 11,000,000 daily. Wholesale price for first grade has dropped to 153 cents a dozen, with scarce poor eggs on the market. A week ago dealers were out of stock, but recent large arrivals meet all needs.
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