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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1904

Page

5

Saloon Dedication Sparks Moral Debate in New York

City Club of New York opens Subway Tavern promoting clean surroundings and moral intent with beer and soda. Bishop Potter leads dedication praising reform, while Bishop Nicholson and Milwaukee churchmen condemn the move as harmful to the republic and church. Critics say Potter is overextended in clubs and drink, with Anti-Saloon League leader calling the venture orderly yet dangerous.

City Club of New York Subway Tavern Bishop Potter Dedicat Century Metropolitan Hardware Club Lawyers Club Republic Charles Alfred Lewis Joseph Johnson Jr Joseph Johnson Frederick S Lamb David Blaustein Educational Alliance New York City Bishop Nicholson Columbus Ohio P A Baker Anti- Saloon League

Strike, Ice Deliveries Halt Meat Supply in Chicago

Chicago telegraphic report says teamsters ban ice wagon deliveries to retail meat dealers amid yard strike. Pickets to enforce boycott as packers hire outsiders slowly. Woolson Spice’s prizes and Lion Head ads noted. local winners listed amid a Chariton shooting case and city council actions on streets and lights.

Register and Leader Chicago Teamsters’ Union Teamsters

Slaughterhouse Strikers Target Waste for Settlement

Unskilled workers claim employers lose money on every slaughtered animal due to by product waste. Strikers say ongoing losses will force employers to seek a union settlement, banking on fatigue and overtures for an agreement.

Ployers

City Council Proceedings During North Side Walk Requests

Property holders along the north side of the street near Ver Ploeg's Livery Barn pressed for a 15 foot offset walk. Main street neighbors requested the same privilege from H Van Maren's to A Waechter's yard and from the foundry to C N Coles residence. A M Roelofsen sought to move a house within fire limits and replace it. Referred to Fire Department with power to act. Roelofsen also asked for the Electric Light pole issue to be addressed. Usual bills allowed. City treasurer and city engineer monthly reports approved. New ordinance introduced to repeal sections 2 and 0 of No 20 on licenses for auctioneers and transient merchants, referred to the proper committee. Clerk to negotiate a 500 000 loan for Corporation Fund. Annexation of North Pella referred to Finance Committee to plat, survey, and transfer assessment lists. plat filed and list moved to city list. Same Committee In-

City Council Ver Ploeg Main Street H van Maren Waechter’s N Coles M Roelofsen North Pella

Two Pella People Draw Rosebud Farms Numbers

The two lucky Pella residents, William Langerak and his son Meyer, drew strong Rosebud farms numbers 500-600 and 278 respectively. Their good odds come as Mr Langerak registered by proxy, avoiding a Bonesteel trip. officials congratulate them on drawing favorable numbers and for an old soldier’s proxy.

Wm Langerak Meyer Mr Langeraks Langerak Bonesteel

Deaths of Van Cleave and Spain in Iowa community

Samuel Van Cleave died last Saturday at Pella after long residence near Peoria. On the same day Joshua Spain of near Peoria passed away. Both men were old soldiers and members of the 33rd Town, respected residents of the area.

New Sharon Samuel van Cleave Pella Peoria Joshua Spain

Tennis grows in Pella with four courts and two clubs

The youth and elders of Pella show rising interest in tennis, boasting four or more top courts and two clubs IC's and Garden City Tennis Club with about forty members. Enclosed by a twelve foot wire netting the fast game draws crowds on pleasant days. Matches have started with neighboring towns and more are planned before season end. John de Cook visited Oskaloosa yesterday.

Pella Ic's Garden City

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