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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
6
A 64 page illustrated catalogue offers school room views groups of students and portraits with testimonials and penmanship samples. It lists graduating class and attendance plus tuition costs books and board. The catalog targets youth seeking stenographer or bookkeeper training and provides address for contact.
An itch remedy claims quick relief within thirty minutes using Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion sold by B. F. Keables' Druggist in Pella Iowa.
It will wash and not rub off This complexion all envy me It’s no secret so I’ll tell Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea F D Stubenrauch.
Mr and Mrs K Van Zee visited Wm Huyser and family Thursday. Mrs Frank Sherman drove from Sully with Miss Minnie Charles on extended stay with L C Renaud family. Ben and L C Renaud attended Pella. Hazel Della Renaud returned from a week at Pella. Edmond Renaud and son Edmond went to Pella. Jonas Versteegh and family dined at Rev Charles Renaud's. L C Renaud and Minnie spent Friday at P Dysart’s. A pleasant tire was reported. Chester Cor. to Lynnville Star.
A collage of ads and notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsement and testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo druggists, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims, Chamberlain's remedy at hand advice, a Mahaska tax fund tip, and social notes from Pella and Marion County communities.
David Dykstra sues Emily Honnold Scott and others in Marion County Iowa District Court claiming ownership and quiet title to the NW SW 3 of Sec 13 Twp 77 Range 19 with ten years of possession and errors in deeds. The notice warns defendants to appear by October Term 1905 or a default decree will be entered. includes a long digressive passage on land, travel, and civilization.
A state overview highlights Kansas as a major wealth producer with extensive wheat and corn output, growing livestock receipts, and strong financials. It notes 400 by 20 miles prairie, diverse farming, large bank deposits, substantial land values, and ongoing development with acres for sale.
Arie den Hartog files a verified petition in Marion County District Court asserting sole ownership to Lot 8 Block 86 in Pella Iowa. The document lists multiple Hoogewooning spouses as defendants and notes the claim of uninterrupted title by den Hartog and grantors.
The petition in Equity filed in Marion County Iowa declares R J Tilman to Emily Honnold Scott J L Scott unknown Honnold Samuel Hornnold and William B Fisher and unknown claimants of GSW 4 SW Sec 13 Twp 77 Range 19 claiming unqualified ownership with ten years peaceable possession and potential unrecorded conveyance due to lost deeds or oversights and unknown heirs are named as potential parties involved.
Notice warns that on October 3, 1905 in Marion County District Court at Knoxville proceedings will proceed. Defendants failing to appear will have default entered and a decree granted as prayed for.
Des Moines Iowa August 14 2005 summary notes show the week had the seasons highest average temperature with 4 to 5 degree excesses at all stations. Sunshine was abundant and threshing conditions were favorable though heat dampened workdays. Surface moisture was scarce raising drought fears, but Saturday night and Sunday rainfall eased concerns. Corn shows good maturity progress oats and spring wheat yield quality look strong. Wild hay harvest underway soil good for fall plowing and late potatoes and pastures benefit from recent showers. Overall a very good crop season with above average staple production anticipated.
A man named Robt Heller publicly states he will no longer pay the bills of his divorced wife Eliza Heller in Grant county. The notice appears in the town paper as a formal declaration to the public. The following day a garbled continuation is printed, showing the same personal dispute within the community.
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