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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1915

Page

4

City to hold public hearing on sewer improvements in 1915

City Clerk A C Kuyper notes a meeting on September date 1915 in the Council Chamber at 7 30 PM to hear objections to a proposed sanitary sewer project. The plan lists numerous 8 and 10 inch vitrified pipes across many streets with manholes flush tanks and accessories and assigns costs to abutting property per benefits.

Sai City Pella Iowa Center of Peace East Third Streets East Third Street University Street Huber Street Oskaloosa Street Third Oskaloosa Streets Oskaloosa and Clark Streets Clark Street South Street Main South Streets East Second Street South Broadway Streets Broadway West First Street Independence West First Independence Streets Independence Street Center of East First Streets East First Street Blac Streets Liberty Street Center East Third Liberty Streets Oskaloosa East Third Liberty T Washington Washington Street Center Broadway Center Franklin West Third Street West Third Streets West Third Columbus Streets Columbus Street O. P West Fourth Street West Fourth Franklin Streets Franklin Street West Fifth Streets West Fifth Street Fifth Street West Fifth West Fourth Streets Washington Streets West Second and Extention Streets Extention Street Manion Streets Marion Avenue Addition ‘Street Addition Street Addition Streets West Second Street Addition West Second Streets West First Streets West First and Broadway Street Extension A. C. Kuyper

The Cigarmakers Ambitions and Daily Tobacco Privilege

A fragmented note describes Cuban cigarmakers receiving six high grade cigars each morning from their employer for personal use as they perform a day’s work. The passage hints at preferences for newspapers and novels alongside this perk, though the text is incomplete.

The Havana tobacco industry and slave labor echoes

The text notes Havana tobacco workers earning nearly 250000 yearly, with a firm head offering to surrender his factory if workers rolled cigars themselves. It then surveys Slav history, contrasting Mongol and Turkish influences on Russian, Bulgarian, and Serbian cultures with Latin Slavs who joined crusades and Renaissance thought.

Havana Godfrey de Bouillon Literary Digest

The Loon a Good Diver and Sleep Habits

The loon excels as a diver and earns its livelihood by it. It is swift and can stay underwater for long periods. While diving it uses both wings and feet and travels hundreds of yards. The loon, like other waterfowl, sleeps on the water with head tucked under its wing.

Anne Russia Neva

Travel memories and a speaking of character

A Louisville Courier-Journal voice notes a traveler returning with views from foreign places including photos of himself on London Bridge the Leaning Tower of Pisa and near pyramids. A Baltimore American remark questions spotless character citing ink spilt on one.

London Bridge Pisa Louisville Courier-Journal Baltimore American

Looking Backward and Witty Snippets in The Post

A collage of quips and anecdotes including quotes from the Pittsburgh Post and Plutarch. Mrs Crossdyke explains preferring Saturday servants for train and dinner reasons. A joke about a dentist and laughing gas follows, reflecting light humor and dated tone.

Pittsburgh Post

Escaping Comanches Beneath Texan Skies in 1868

In 1868 a 30-man hunting party crossed the Texas frontier near New Mexico and Indian Territory. I rode ahead, dodging five Comanches and slept while they searched. Morning revealed I had befriended them, then I led a one-man breakout, survived a night-long stand, and returned to the camp with the bodies of fallen men bearing Lincoln era medals.

Texas New Mexico Indian Territory Custer Thunder Cloud Lincoln Tnctions

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