Scott's Emulsion Ad Claims Original Quality
Scott's Emulsion is presented as the original and standard for thirty five years. It condemns imit ations as inferior and thick like heavy cream. The ad urges buyers to dilute themselves with water if desired but not to buy thin versions. It offers a savings bank and child’s sketch hook as a promotional item. Contact Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl St New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
City notices and ad row in early Pella paper
The piece lists city officials and council meeting dates, urges clean-up day on May 3, and laments lack of local advertising. It comments on Dam family publicity, teases upcoming cartoons, and recounts humorous or odd anecdotes from various states as a sample of readers’ notes and local chatter.
The Dam Family That Put Pella on the Map
Howard Mann reports on the Dam family from Nieuw Beverland near Rotterdam who moved to a 40 acre farm near Pella Iowa. The piece notes their six room house, their plan to work hard save money and eventually own more land, and situates the family within Pella’s Dutch settlement history and local commerce and schools.
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Howard Mann
Alan
Chicago
Dam
Pella
Iowa
America
Nieuw Beverland
Rotterdam
Jacob Dam
Holland
Jan Johannes
Gus Bertus
Henry P. Scholte
Stockinga
New York
Call to Youth to Build Prosperous Communities
A local address urges young people to choose prepared professions, value education, and seize opportunities in schools. It warns that division and lack of enterprise hinder town growth, urging citizens to unite for improvement, encourage business, and attract people from afar.
Business Men's Association to Attract Growth and Prosperity
The writer urges organizing a Business Men's Association to entice capital and live enterprises to town. It argues that a united business fraternity will keep local interest high, spur new industry, and make the town the leading, notable place in the region through decisive, speedy action.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh and Hall's Cure
Warns against mercury catarrh remedies and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials offered and sold by druggists. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
The Road Reports Continued From Last Week
Labor entries list workers with dates and sums including J F Miller R Emmerson Edward Kain Jacob Simbro Sherman Brown and trustees J W Legrand Sr John Kam J H Templeton Jr with Clerk J M Crew. The fragment notes totals 675 1450 indicate payroll figures for December 26 1910 and November 7 1910 across multiple labor payments.
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Labor
J F Miller
R Emmerson
Edward Kain
Jacob Simbro
Sherman Brown
J W Legrand, Sr
John Kam
J H Templeton
Summit Township Receipts and Disbursements 1910 Ledger
financial ledger of Summit Township detailing beginnings on January 1 1910 receipts from county treasurer and poll taxes, and disbursements through 1910 including labor on highways lumber taxes and tiling with multiple entries and a note of continuation on page 7.
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Lederer
Gerrit Sneller
Jacob van Hulzen
Henry van Rockel
Rlice
John Stirnermann
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J. M. Cox
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Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Rollins
Walnut
Extrarce
Owa
Webster’s
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SADLER BROS. @ co
C.L. Garrett
H. H. Sadler
Pella, Marion County
City Directory
Marshall Assessor
Mee
N. J. Gesman Onesnse
A.C. Kuyper
John Buckingham
Jacob Plender
John Faassen
J. S. Wilson
Sack A. Waechter
Register & Leader
Down East
Nebraska
George Washington
Missouri
Bill
Jefferson City
J M Crew
Summit Township
Tennis Klein
Citizens Lumber Co
Jacob Fennema
Henry van Ginkle
Gerrit C. Fennema
Dirk den Otter
Jacob T Brann
Arie H Verheul
John Wittenburg
Ritchie Culver Co
Crockerage
Nic Heemstra
Gerrit C Fennema
Wm van Hemert
Ritchie Carr Culver Co
Marten van Pearsem
L M Shaw
Jacob Stirnerman
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