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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
1
A Knoxville Sunday school lesson sparked a humorous remark when a pupil guessed what happened to swine possessed by evil spirits. The boy suggested they were turned into deviled ham, reflecting a playful misinterpretation of the biblical tale.
Sadler Bros and Co enters a new phase with H J Shutts joining as partner and manager. Old firm settles up debts by August 1 as H H Sadler handles claims and payments. Shutts, known locally for eight years in education and business, is expected to drive the firm forward under new management.
H J Suorts introduces himself as a partner in Sadler Shutts Co the publication Curonicce in Pella known as Garden City He explains his move after years in the area invested in a home and the business urging readers to subscribe advertise and support the firm for mutual benefit
Forty years ago we saved our kindling and prepared to build the fires. Now we pour on kerosene and curse, a stark reflection attributed to Rockefeller on changing times.
The Muscatine Journal notes some men would extend time for explanations, as the average man's day splits into sleep work and explanations. It argues advertising is essential to large success and that institutions once avoiding display columns now invest, since the payoff justifies continuation.
A Newton Daily News excerpt reports a Kansas minister, during Sunday announcements, saying that the janitor and he would hold their weekly prayer meeting next Wednesday evening as usual. The remark reflects longstanding local chatter about church routines and church leadership.
Des Moines audiences applauded Tillman as he spoke on his reputation as a sensationalist. He kept asking the crowd to desist so he could finish his allotted time, while the audience approved of his views and was satisfied with the dose they sought.
Casey of the Knox ville Saxpress covered the closing scenes of the Haywood murder trial in Boise Idaho last week. He sends snappy letters to his paper and notes a Salt Lake Mormon girl in local gossip while railing against a bald headed married man.
Sam Sherman who recently wed Cinderella Bowen in Chariton is described as having questionable standing. Flo, said to have three living wives, has an artificial leg bought from Leonard Weichel. The item notes Sherman’s move to Chariton to wed, while commenting on local gossip about reputations.
The Navy reports light enlistments have left ships in poor shape. Under new orders, nearly the entire Iowa battleship crew is reassigned to Vermont while the Iowa itself rests at Norfolk Navy Yard alongside the Indiana and several cruisers. The shortage of sailors grows acute amid favorable shore work attracting young men.
A fragmented prayer like line invokes blessing for a small, devout woman with spiritual tone. The wording hints at reverence and gratitude within a religious context. The fragment remains ambiguous about persons or events beyond the implied devout recipient.
A correspondence from the Bax ter New Era notes a woman who spoke solely of her husband's virtues, acknowledging his frailties with regret yet standing firm beside him like a rock. The tribute closes with a respectful salute to the lady.
The Des Moines Register condemns lynch law as a reaction to slow courts and lawmakers. It notes a girl’s death in Des Moines a year ago from such crimes, yet no suspect has faced court, suggesting vigilante retaliation when written law lags.
A seasoned editor offers blunt guidance on marriage and cooking, warning a husband against meddling with his wife’s kitchen. Lee E. Johnson returns from Raton NM to take over the Tri County Press at Bussey, aiming to restore punctuality after a recent railroad job change.
President Winchell of the Rock Island states the road will not engage in politics but will seek public goodwill. The piece recalls past accusations of railroad influence for and against Governor Cummins, both denied, leaving readers to infer deception. Public reaction welcomes the stance as a step toward fair terms between railroads and the public.
In the District Court of Iowa Marion County October term 1907 B H Van Spanckeren Jr plaintiff v Lyman B Ripley defendant You are hereby notified that on or before September 18 1907 the petition of plaintiff in the above entitled cause will be filed in the office of the clerk of the district court
A verse lament from Tillman era style about mosquitoes gnats and bugs. It mocks cures like essential oil pennyroyal mentholatum and soap, while noting doctors heal wounds yet mosquitoes persist. The speaker pleads for relief from pest bites and the torment of little bills.
In Marion County Iowa the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter section eleven and southeast quarter southeast quarter section two township seventy five range twenty one are fully paid and discharged. The court is asked to render a decree quiting title in favor of the plaintiff owner against the defendant and all claiming by through the defendant on account of the mortgage and to cancel the mortgage of record. If you do not appear before noon on the second day of the October term to Knoxvill e beginning September 1, 1907, default will be entered and judgment rendered. Dated July 1, 1907. B H Van Spankeren Jr. by J L Warren attorney.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills promoted for backache and weak kidneys. Sold at Langeraks Drug Store and Vander Lindens Bazaar. Also advertised are farm and wagon goods including 31 35 buggies and surries hay rakes and wood and iron repair services at H. Van Maren's 29 33.
Leslie's Weekly describes widespread blindness in Egypt, noting ophthalmia, superstition about the evil eye, and mothers in the lower middle class delaying eye washing. It portrays blind beggars in streets and even in high society, with hasheesh use among the urban poor and telltale red swollen eyes and Chinese opium smoker skin cues.
Barranquilla, population around 50 000, sits 17 miles up the Magdalena river from the Atlantic coast and serves as the terminus of Colombia's great inland waterway. Five river companies base in Barranquilla, operating 36 steamers and 43 barges totaling 16 689 tons. boats depart almost daily for interior routes. Travel to Bogota ranges 10–20 days downstream, return trips take 6–10 days depending on river conditions.
An ex slave Uncle Abner lies ill as his former master’s daughter visits with delicacies and comfort. She asks if he knows the Lord’s goodness. he replies he has been converted about 14 times, asserting steadfast faith despite hardship.
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