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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1913

Page

8

Public testimonial boosts Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney relief

A Pella Iowa citizen affirms earlier testimony that Dean's Kidney Pills eased weak kidneys with lasting improvement. The letter cites a local supplier and Buffalo NY agents, urging readers to seek Dean's and avoid alternatives. An Ames bulletin on alfalfa management reports high yields and value, noting success across Iowa counties and guidance on cultivation and varieties.

Pella Dean F.M. Rederus N. Main St Iowa Cole’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States C. M. Moore Ita Moore Dentral College Jordan Hall Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Iowa State College H. D. Hughes Bulletin Ames

Otley and Pella Social Notes Extend Family Visits

Otley residents and visitors are listed from the surrounding area with many short calls to relatives and friends. Norman Mac Donald helps his sister Marie in Otley while Delayed notes include visits from Muilenberg sisters, Kaldenbergs at Pella, and others traveling to Des Moines and Minnesota.

Otley News Briefs and Funeral Notice Summary

Mrs. Cornelia Aalhurs and Mrs. Vander Ploeg visited relatives in Pella while Mrs. Wm. Silli made a Pella business call. Miss Gertrude Klein died at 19 after a cancer battle and was laid to rest near Otley with services at the Christian Reformed churches in Otley and Pella. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Emma Van Pearsum visited relatives in Percy and Prairie City and returned home. Pete Vander Kolk and family spent Sunday in Otley. Rev. M Ruisaard and wife attended the dedication of the new pipe organ at the 3d Reformed Church in Pella.

Otley Norman Mac Donald Marie Maggie Kate Muilenberg T. H. Kaldenberg Pella C. van Ekern D. DeJong John Markus Prairie City M. Sills Des Moines George Tyly Lena Vos Harry Renaud Marie McDonald Otley School Alice Sibson Henriette Yan: Polen Mies Cornelia Aalhurs D. Vander Ploeg Wm. Silli Mies Gertrude Klein A. Blick Christian Reformed Church 1St Christian Reformed Church of Oakwood Cemetery Emma van Pearsum Percy Pete Vander Kolk D. Vander Kolk M. Ruisaard Ruisaard

Ordinance No 118 Appoints City Book Keeper in Pella Iowa

The city council of Pella Iowa passes ordinance authorizing the mayor to appoint a city book keeper, setting duties and a $700 annual salary with monthly pay. The book keeper handles double entry records for Electric Light and Power and Water departments and reports monthly to the council. Bond of $1000 required. mayor may substitute during absence with salary deduction. Adopted April 22, 1913.

Pella Iowa Electric Light and Power Department Water Department Electric Merchandise Electric Light Electric Light Operating Department, the Water Operating Department Water Merchandise Department H. F. Johnson K. Verney

Local News Briefs From Pella Area and Des Moines Visit

R Dieleman bought a 25 Stude baker from Holt Motor Co on Wednesday. John Welle and wife of Newton visited Pella and drove home Tuesday. H P Van Gorp M Pardekooper and Delos Van Zante visited Des Moines from Pella on Wednesday. Mrs A Starkenburg of Princeton Minnesota returned home after her mother Mrs G Meyer’s death. Bell Clothing Store displays cotton balls with cotton goods. Lena Goemaat hospitalized in Chicago for dislocated hip and scarlet fever, recovering. Prof and Mrs G F Sadler hosted the 1st Reformed choir with singing, charades and Lon Wormhoudt as lead speaker.

A. Starkenburg Princeton Minn G. Meyer Lena Goemaat Chicago 1St Reformed Choir Lon Wormbhoudt

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Wormhoudt's Clothing Geelhoed T. G. Falt W. F. Crew Jj. J. Sybenga Leighton Calla H. F. Keables M. D Musis Sacrum Office E. T. Warren Wormhoudt Edmund Chiropractors Peoples Trust Bank W. H. Vander Ploeg Farmers & Merchants Bank Geo. J. Thomassen Pella, Iowa S. G. Vander Zyl Valle Eabat Mom Valley Mtg. Co Aureray Appin Tk van R. Dieleman Studebaker Holt Motor Co John Welle Newton H.P. van Gorp M. Pardekooper Delos van Zante Bell Clothing Vander Linden Bazar Heeven Heeren Geo. Heeren M. Vander Linden M, Vander Linden G. H. Wormhoudt & Co G. H. Wormhoudt &Co Sealy Soros ER Rogers Bros E-Ru-Sa Pella USA Keables Drug Store Puritan Drug Co
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