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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

6

Local notes reflect visits and moving about

Local items list a flurry of social calls and short trips by residents to Des Moines Monroe Leighton Prairie City and Newton. Visitors include Mrs J Klein and her sister Mrs Ver Steeg while others work or travel for Swift Co Rock Island depot and Holland Michigan. A health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears amid community notices.

Lena Versteeg Leighton T. H. Kaldenberg Otley Kaldenberg J. P. Klein G. B. Ver Steeg J. P F. D. Stubenrauch Oskaloosa Times Bill Hollister

Public Auction of Hummel Estate Land in Jasper County

Public sale per district court order of Jasper County Iowa on May 8 1909 at 2 p m offers for highest bid land described as part of the NE quarter of the SE quarter of the SE quarter of section 36 township 78 range 20 east of highway containing about 15 acres. Administrator Wm Livingston invites inquiries and appearance to inspect before sale with bids subject to rejection if not sufficient. Land touted as near city limits for a potential home site. Also note mention of Little Early Risers pills, a generic ad inserted.

District Court Jasper County Iowa John W. Hummel N. E S. E Wm. Livingston

Wealthy New Yorker Dies After Offer to Restore Sight

Chas. Brodway Rouss, a famed New York merchant, recently died after offering one million dollars to regain his eyesight. He ignored early optic nerve trouble warnings, missing a chance at cure. Dr. Weber claims success with optic nerve diseases, cataracts, crossed eyes, granulated lids, and watery eyes.

Chas. Brodway Rouss New York Chas. Brodway Reuss Weber

The Great West and Plainview as Awakened Frontier

Dr L T Mays discusses The Great West as a vast fertile plain centered on Plainview extending seventy miles each way. He notes dry winters and rainy summers, strong homeseeker immigration from Iowa and Kansas, and Plainview Church with historic Baptist roots. Railroads will expand growth to Floydada Lockney Lubbock and nearby towns as land offerings surge. For full Texas land details, contact A Van Houweling, Plainview Texas.

L. T. Mays The Baptist Church Baptist Standard New Yorker Chicago Kansas Colorado America Fort Worth Abilene San Angelo Fertile Plain Plainview Lookout Mountain Iowa Plainview Church Roger Williams R. B. C. Howell Francis Wayland Rufus C. Burleson Baraca Ladies’ Aid Society Floydada Lockney Lubbock Towa Nebraska

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup for Children

Advertises Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as tasty for children and effective against irritation and inflammation to stop coughing. Claims gentle bowel movement helps drive the cold from the system and notes no opiates. Sold at all druggists.

Kennedy

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Wormhoudt’s Furniture Store Quan B. P Tombstone Man Pella, Iowa Clark Des Moines Will Onstein H. D. Wormhoudt President Garrison Cedar Rapids Fannie DeReus Monroe Mrs. C. van Vliet Prairie City Richard Sybenga Dora Mrs. C. Ver Ploeg Mrs. H Ver Ploeg Capitol City Bert van Vark F. C. Warner P. D. Wagaman Pairie City W. J. van Kersen Holland Michigan D. O. Thomas Rock Island Cox Homer Longsdorf Kansas City S. G. Vander Zyl Anolt Lupa Pioh Pausvalyne DeWitt A. H. Weber Keables’ Drug Store Keables Mbestevergn Y. T. van Niewaal Great West Fairbanks-Morse Pella Auto Co Ed. VanGorp
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