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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1904

Page

7

Community Notes and Local Notices From Monroe Mirror

Local brief mentions include sales at Armagast and promotions at Cole's Seed Store with prices on soap and coffee. Pella tombstone agent D Ver Steeg visited Monroe. Rev. R. R. Sadler preached at Ottumwa First Baptist and union service. Cynthia Ford, related to the Garrison family, died in Des Moines by chloroform. burial arranged by Melville family near Knoxville.

Evers Seal of Minnesota Cole's R. R. Sadler Ottumwa First Baptist Church Union Monroe Lynnville Marion County D. Ver Steeg Pella Cynthia Ford Des Moines Garrison Cynthia Melville Knoxville

Crop Bulletin Summary for Week Ending August 8 1904

Crop notes show mean temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal with cool nights and sub 40 degree readings on August 7 in northern stations. Rainfall was sparse except in the north central district. Dry, clear days aided harvest of oats, spring wheat and timothy seed, and threshing. Oats and barley yield and quality were fairly good with some local exceptions. spring wheat was disappointing due to rust and blight in major areas. Corn prospects improved but still late. output may reach or exceed the 15 year average. Dry weather checked potato rot and pastures need more rain while apples are doing well.

North Central

Real estate transfers list across Knoxville and area

Cradup Jeffers sheriff sale to L N Hays of 0.668 acres in Knoxville. Transfers include W A Kitterman and J P Kitterman to C B Gardner lot in Tracey. Lucas van Hees by heirs to H van de Nadort lot in Pella. H van de Nadort to Jannetje van de Nadort lot in Pella. Executors George and Charles Halt to R A Marshall lots 1 and 2 in Baker's addition Knoxville. Several more deeds: Agan to Lona O Barbara E Henrietti Agan undivided half acre in Liberty. Leopold Luke to William Scott 5 acres in Indiana township. F M Keeton to William Scott 17 acres in Isaac Milledge administration.

Cradup Jeffers L. N. Hays Knoxville W.A. Kitterman J. P. Kitterman C.B. Gardner Tracey Lucas van Hees Cornelius van Hees H. van de Nadort Pella Henry C. Agan Lona O Barbara E Henrietti Agan Liberty Township Leopold Luke William Scott Indiana Township F. M. Keeton Isaac Milledge Joseph Davis Theodora Aulman William Aulman Perry Township Jennie Bachrodt Samuel Glenn J. S. Jordan Pleasant Grove Township H. J. Dewitt W. W. Roberts Washington Township Nancy J. Norris Mell J. Boydston Craceland Elisha Hardin James Hardin A. J. Rhodes Joseph G. Rhodes Mary E. Rhodes Pleasantville Edmund McCoy Kirk Hartman Henry Singler Lumber Co Nancy E. Brown Percy Mary E. Brown A. J. Waddle H. Graves R. M. Snavely

Knoxville land transfers and cemetery plots summary

City of Knoxville transfers and cemetery lot sale figures listed for multiple parcels. J O Darnell and wife convey to John H Bridges five acres in Knoxville township. I R van Driesum and wife transfer two lots to Peter van de Kok. Jan A Schackel and wife transfer 6304 acres in Lake Prairie township. Other entries reference undivided shares and various monetary amounts for the Swan area and Graceland cemetery, with several transfers to spouses or named individuals.

J. O. Darnell John H. Bridges Knoxville Township W. H. Wier G. P. Christianson Swan I. R. van Driesum Peter van de Kok Pella Jan A. Schackel Leendert Schakel Lake Prairie

Gem City Business College Catalogue Offered Free

An appeal for a free sixty four page illustrated catalogue from Gem City Business College in Quincy Illinois. The brochure promises views of classrooms groups of students portraits testimonials and notices of the graduating class and attendees of the past year. It also lists tuition costs books and board and targets youths seeking stenographer or bookkeeper training.

DL Musselman Quincy Ilinois

Unclear ad copy mentions Hollister product and price

Fragmentary text describes a product by Hollister with a price of 35 cents in tablet form and a local seller F D Stubenrauch, lacking full context and details.

Hollister Rocky Mounda F. D. Stubenrauch

Neighborhood News from Peoria and Surrounding Areas

Miss Nellise Spain shows strong writing, Sylvester Spain returned to Sioux City Saturday. The Dunlevys plan to move to Lake Andes SD soon while hosting a party for friends. Lecture on the Problem of Life slated for next Tuesday at the Hall. The Holland school at this place is progressing nicely. Beulah

Peoria Sylvester Spain Sioux City J. B. Wheel Rev. Burg John Thomassen Pella Holland School Beulah

Picnic Packing Tips and Odd Notices from 1904

Mary Taylor Ross advises preparing picnic lunches in advance with reused containers to ease carrying. Instructions cover packing, cooling, and improvising wrappings, plus a 1904 Iowa court notice announcing a will hearing for Cornelis Verploeg. A quip promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a mellowing drink.

Mary Taylor Ross

National Encampment G A R Boston Trip Ticket Sale

The Chicago Great Western Railway offers roundtrip tickets to Boston for August 11 to 13 with low rates for members attending the National Encampment in Boston mass. Inquiries to any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago for full information. Also for sale brick house with six rooms at hardware store of G A Vander Meulen & Co and a 120 acre farm seven miles southeast of Pella near Leighton inquire at the same hardware store.

Boston Mass Chicago Great Western Railway Great Western J. P. Elmer Chicago G A Vandermeulen and & Co Pella Leighton Vander Meulen & Co Rock Island Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory

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