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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

7

Bargain Ads For Wide Range Of Farmland Listings

A historical notice offers parcels in Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota with detailed acreages and prices. Properties include 233 acres in Fayette County Iowa with a creek house and outbuildings priced at 50 dollars per acre. 320 acres in Polk County Minnesota at 25 dollars. 460 acres in Polk County Minnesota at 30 dollars. 160 acres in Polk County Minnesota with crops included. 320 acres in Hyde County South Dakota at 22.50 dollars. and seven Hyde County quarters at 15 dollars. Cash down payments and balance terms vary, with several near-term purchase options and mortgage details.

Fayette Co Iowa Polk Co Minn Hyde

Weather good and haying in full swing in the state

The region enjoys excellent weather aiding haying and oat cutting. Rain has hindered work in some areas, but Sundays did not halt progress. Local notices mention upcoming travel for Tra Catlin to join the Panama Canal police, river fishing prospects rising as Des Moines water levels recede, and various residents moving or visiting Pella. Sealed bids for the Second Reformed church in Pella are invited with specific payment milestones and bid conditions.

Tra Catlin O. W. Catlin Pella U.S. Coast Artillery New York City Colon Panama Des Moines Harvey News Second Reformed Church of Second Reformed Church Iowa Herman Ruervet N. B Second Reformed

Hopkin s Bros Defeat Local Des Moines Team 7 to 2

Hop kin s Bros of Des Moines defeated the local team last Friday in a strong showing. The visitors proved too powerful as they won by a score of 7 to 2.

Hopkins Bros Des Moines

Trunk Load Becomes Explosive Night At Union Station

At St Louis Union Station a Greek laborer Ivan Demeter had a trunk dragged and battered by baggage handlers. The trunk supposedly contained several sticks of dynamite. Baggage men Warner Sparks and Hugh Gavin were badly injured when the trunk exploded or was revealed to be dangerous. Six others suffered minor injuries. The trunk was completely destroyed.

St. Louis Union Station Ivan Demeter Warner Sparks Hugh Gavin

Woman's Life Saved and Zoa-Phora Peddled in Kalamazoo

Inquiry at Kalamazoo reveals Dr Pengelly promoted Zoa-Phora as a women's remedy with over twenty years of practice. The advertisement touts the medicine as the “Woman's Friend” and includes a one dollar bottle, a medical book, and Dr Pengelly's advice for home treatment.

Kalamazoo Mich R. Pincenty Pengelly Zoa- Phora

New York City Debt Tops Other Major U.S. Cities

Broadway Magazine notes New York City bears the heaviest bonded debt among 26 large U.S. cities. With about 9.6 million residents outside NYC and 3.44 million in Greater New York, the metropolis carries roughly 145.35 dollars of debt per person, far above peers like Boston 116 and Cincinnati 114 while Chicago and San Francisco show just 12 each.

New York City New York United States Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Baltimore Cleveland Buffalo San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburg New Orleans Detroit Milwaukee Washington Newark Jersey City Louisville Minneapolis Providence Indianapolis Kansas City St. Paul Rochester Denver Toledo Broadway Magazine

Three-Fingered Quip Gets Man in Trouble

A sharp exchange in a diplomacy setting leads to a man earning six fingers as a humorous but problematic consequence. The insult centers on measurement and a playful boast about fingers, highlighting social wit and consequences.

John

A whim in the garden by the queen's summons

John Hatened awaits a promised meeting in a cottage garden where a gifted heiress declares love and a future. A letter from the queen sets a three o'clock rendezvous amid doubts of wealth and marriage. Uncertain time apart ends with hers revealed fortune and mutual pledge.

John

Salt types in Sudan natives two earths mix to make edible salt

The Wellcome Research Laboratories report from Gordon Memorial College Khartum describes two native earths named male and female salt. Alone neither is edible, but mixing two parts male to one part female yields a quality calcium sulfate and increased common salt. Boiling evaporates part calcium sulfate, producing concentrated mother liquor for good salt. founder Wellcome and chemical chief Beam are Americans.

Atbara River Wellcome Research Laboratories Gordon Memorial College Khartum Torsteg Egyptian Survey Glauber Africa Wellcome Dr. Beam

In Doubt a Young Man Faces a troubling thought

A young man despondently recalls a remark by Alice about domestic happiness and future scenes of tending to him at home. The friend probes and the man sighs, unsure if he misheard or if expectations are too idealized in Harper's Weekly prose.

Uncle Gilbert John Alice Harper's Weekly

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