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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
1
The passage argues that ultimate truths in moral and scientific realms will be solved, urging continued progress toward a distant ideal. It defends liberty despite unready masses, endorses altruism over egoism, and warns that liberty comes through painful experience and patient struggle to reach higher governance and rights.
The text extols American potential beyond industry and commerce, praising inventiveness and freedom from convention. It argues for securing wider conquests globally through adaptability and efficiency, noting progress in cement increments and a shift from lumber.
A long reader letter discusses Roosevelt as meddling in all public service parts, drawing a sharp contrast with the people’s view of the president as chief magistrate. It analyzes the Republican party’s concerns and flags Parker as a potential Democratic leader emerging from struggle.
The Cedar Rapids Republican voices caution against hasty support for Mr Maxwell as a Republican doctrine exponent, noting his recent claim to the position of chairman of the Democrat.
Citizens of Pella urge curb-to-curb cleanliness and orderly streets to boost property values and drainage. The piece also details a shift in Iowa politics, noting state central committee support for Maxwell’s move toward the Republican ticket and sparking discussion of Parker and Roosevelt views.
The piece argues the hoe represents practical usefulness over romantic ideals. It extols skilled hoe use as foundational to society, asserting potatoes and garden produce sustain daily life more than poetic abstractions. It elevates the hoe’s role amid strikes and meat shortages, praising Elbert Hubbard as a benchmark.
A rugged farmer trusts his back lot garden over meat trusts and packers. Beans peas cabbages tomatoes onions potatoes and a small wagon fill the space, proving independence and the promise of cheap good living from a sharp hoe.
The nomination of Mr Folk for Governor is hailed nationwide yet reveals widespread bribery and sale of public rights in St Louis and state government. Folk alone exposed many. powerful allies protected by wealth and social status corrupted both city and state legislatures. He warns corruption destroys free government and undermines democracy.
Iowa to supply about 350000 pounds of butter for the navy with 250000 pounds from a Sioux City creamery and 100000 from a Mon Licello creamery at 27 cents per pound. Pennsylvania to furnish 160000 pounds. The contract marks Tona as the larger butter producer and the total would cover 30 slices per voter at the polls for Parker or Roosevelt.
Round trip tickets at low rates sold to Banff Hot Springs Alberta Laggan Alberta and Field British Columbia commencing June 23 and continuing each Tuesday in July and August 1904 for further information contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago IN 16 25
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