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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1919

Page

4

Local notes from Monroe and surrounding areas

Local items recount visitors and residents in Monroe Ottumwa Brandon Wis and Des Moines. People include Neal VerHeul Laura Moschel G A DenHoet Estelle Kuyper Bertha Ulrich Dora Grandia Ada Dykstra H M Bruins Leonard Selk Joe Helt Catharine Rus and many others visiting relatives, attending operations, or traveling to Des Moines Truro Kalamazoo Antwerp and Knoxville fair coverage notes a large turnout and Soldiers Day events.

Ada Dykstra Des Moines H. M. Bruins Brandon Wis

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad claim

A vintage advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a cure for colds feverish agues headache stomach trouble teething disorders and worm destruction. It claims use by mothers for over 80 years and urges purchase from druggists with a sample address in Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray Motherray Co le Roy

Iowa News Notes Highlights From Across The State

The Iowa items report the Leon artificial ice plant now operating, wool production near 1,000,000 pounds, leadership changes in Traer, donor support for Sioux City officer’s family, a seven foot snake killed at Villisca, a Lake View thresher’s collapse from heat, Mapleton fire at the Milwaukee station, Decorah water works expansion, Sioux City clerks seeking union charter, Des Moines school salary rise, Mason delegation return from Europe, a Fort Dodge loan association incorporation, oat field loss near Ames from spark, Spirit Lake Okoboji summer crowds, storm injuries to a Milford aerial company plane, Anamosa escape by two prisoners, New York visit by Republican gubernatorial candidate Rawson, a Howard Dawson well near Nevada, Osceola to hold a fall county fair, Mother Slagle repurchasing Drakeville farm, a fatal automobile crash near Clarinda, Capt. Amos Hart Evans’ G A R legacy, self-inflicted suicide near Minden, a $15,000 suit over a Kingsley 1918 death, Dubuque public market closure threat, 1848 protective society extending coverage to automobiles, and the modernization of its mission.

F. E. Shortess Findley Traer R. H. Ayres Ralph D. Waters American Legion Waukon C. E. Moore Villisca Robert Lewis Thresher Lake View Milwaukee Station Mapleton Decorah Council Sioux City Retail Clerks International Protective Association Z. C. Thornburg Des Moines George Schoonover Iowa Masons An@amosa Hawkeye Building & Loan Association Fort Dodge Ames Britton Bandita Spirit Lake Okoboji Henry Brown Storm Lake Milford Aerial Company Milford Robert Long Archie Bruce Anamosa Reformatory Charles A. Rawson Iowa New York Mother Slagle Drakeville Irene Carl Rothe Cass County Clarinda Amos Hart Evans Keokuk Loyal Legion Adolph Mens Minden St. Bernard’s Hospital Council Bluffs Clarence Haworth Kingsley Waterloo Snell Bros J. G. Clark Olive Haworth Hans Peterson Dubuque Middle West Czizek Southeastern Iowa

Visitor question on rapid growth to mutton joke

London Tit-Bite quips about regional growth rates in meat with a visitor asking if things grow fast and a housekeeper replying that lamb can become mutton on the way from butcher. A light humorous exchange reflecting rural life and timing.

London

Farms for sale near Bussey Iowa on highway route

rWO FARMS FOR SALE One of 160 acres priced at 150 per acre and one of 971% acres at 225 per acre join on a good highway rural route and telephone. Located seven miles southeast of Bussey Marion County Iowa. Good terms offered. For full particulars contact John Moore 534 Washington St Knoxville Ia. 33 6.

Rwo Bussey Marion Co Iowa John Moore Washington St Knoxville

Farm for sale on good term near Albia Iowa

FOR SALE on GOOD TERM 240 acre farm priced at 110 dollars per acre. Two sets of improvements with 20000 dollars carried in mortgage for ten years. Sloan and Co Inc Albia Iowa.

Sloan & Co.,, Inc Albia Iowa Sloan & Co., Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Zephaniah Chambers Wesley Chambers Tracy W. O. Robinson W. C. Burrell J. H. Johnson Neal VerHeul Monroe Laura Moschel Ottumwa M. Kramer G. A. DenHoet Estelle Kuyper Bertha Ulrich Dora Grandia Chicago Glenn van Duyn Leonard Selk Oskaloosa Catharine Rus Mark Shaw Mrs. M. Porter W. J. Wagner Colorado Henry Kaldenberg Otley W. E. Lauterbach Mt. Pleasant Burlington Art Delano John Heerema South Dakota John DeCook Mary Todd Alice Gregoire Truro Joe Helt Minnie VanVark Mercy Hospital H. Wormboudt Harry Koopmans A. J. Visser Joe Faber Hull Ruby Hart The Fowler Telephone Company E. H. Kauffman Oscar Lindquist Helen A. D. VanSkike Bessel VanLissel Chandler, Minn Joe Nunnikhoven Susie Lefers Harris 8. D Dick Vis Josephine Grandin J. Wesselink Holland, Mich Walter Butts Dan McKlhon Butts Art DeLane Anna Roorda Leighton Gerrit Roorda Bessie Douglass Booneville J. E. Douglass Rose Visser Lake Okoboji Anna Harriet Botts Grand Rapids, Mich Sara VenBaren Ada van Zante Tuesaday Verploeg N. Deronde Eddyville K. Stam Annette Agnes Vander Hart Orange City John Kaldenberg Hasselman Cora Eller Ross Schakel Max T. Paartekooper Chariton R. Stureman Kalamazoo, Mich Robert Kaldenberg H. Kaldenberg Ernest Geetings W. C. Stonaker Antwerp Holland the Express Pella Louis Crousaz Shenandoah W. P. Fowler Iowa News Leon Howard Dawson East Indian Lincoln Highway Nevada Osceola Finder J. V. Lankelma Wynberg Produce Co Eddyville, Ia Iowa Dress Club Moline H. A Fremont Paul A. Edmand
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