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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
5
Pain’s spectacular fireworks at Iowa State Fair
For years Pain’s spectacular fireworks have delighted millions. The United States leads in pyrotechnic development under Pain company. This year the battle in the clouds will stun spectators and transport them to a mid century airship era. Pain’s newest show will illuminate the Iowa State Fair nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain
United States
Pain Company
Iowa State Fair
Bryan Lectures Draw Large Crowds at Epworth Park
The Newton Daily reports Hon. W. J. Bryan attracted a record audience at Epworth Park for a lecture titled The Prince of Peace. Between three and four hundred traveled by morning and afternoon trains from Bryan city, with over five hundred from Newton and nearby areas. The crowd called it a red letter day, praising his engaging style despite his political defeats. A Chautauqua tale notes Bryan agreed to speak for half the gate receipts after negotiating $250, then earned over $500 as the speaker drew immense attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Epworth Park
Prince of Peace
Newton
Mr. Bryan
America
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
The
Newton Daily
Iowa Farmers Lucky
The Albia Republican extols farmers as the luckiest people, noting that rain or shine their crops and livestock profit. It claims farmers consistently grow wealth while markets reward forage and corn, asserting farmers’ steady prosperity across Iowa.
Lady WANTED to sell wool dress goods and silks
Advertises a large Fail line of wool dress goods and silks with up to date New York City patterns. Claims direct mill sourcing with low prices and weekly profits. Offers samples in prepaid case, no money required, exclusive territory, apply early. Standard Dress Goods Co. Dept. F Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Standard Dress Goods Co
Dept. F . Binghamton
N. Y
First Case Under Cosson Law Heard in Marengo Trial of Mayor Henderson
The Cosson removal law test begins as Mayor A. M. Henderson stands trial for drunkenness in Marengo with Judge Byron W. Preston of Oskaloosa presiding. Prosecution by Byers and Kirby faces defense from Wade Dutcher Davis, Henderson Henderson, and Cronin. The case could reach the state supreme court for a speedy ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Henderson
Marengo
General Assembly
A. M. Henderson
State Supreme Court
Byers
W. J Kirby
Williamsburg
Wade, Dutcher & Davis
Iowa City
Henderson & Henderson
Indianola Dower & Murphy
John F. Cronin
Byron W. Preston
Oskaloosa
Kirby
Cosson
Supreme Court
Notice of Will Filing in Marion County Court
The District Court of Iowa Marion County holds a last will and testament for Dingeman de Haan Sr. A hearing is set for September 28 1909 at Knoxvilles court to hear all interested parties per clerk B Kersbergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Dingeman de Haan Sr
Prosperity Ahead for 1910 Outlook and Stock Market Surge
The Wall Street Journal notes railroads topped January 1906 averages, the industrial group near prior highs, with a small margin before another rise. The Register and Leader links the rally to 1907 panic recovery, crop prospects, and anticipated peak activity. The report predicts a vigorous opening to 1910 with rail capacity strained and broad industrial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Register and Leader
Iowa State Fair Owned by People and State
A corrected view states the fair is not run by an association or for a single community. It belongs to the State of Iowa, is managed by the Department of Agriculture, and serves all residents. This year it runs August 27 to September 3 with steadily rising attendance including visitors from nearly every township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Indiana preacher to inherit sixty acres of land
An exchange reports a short sermon preacher in Indiana has been willed sixty acres of land by his chief parishioner who has just died. The will confirms the property transfer and highlights the pastor’s connection to the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indian bureau bans peyote bean use among tribes
The Indian bureau has shut down the use of peyote bean or mescal among Indian tribes due to its demoralizing influence. Reports mention Tama Tama Tama tribes in Iowa and a Sac and Fox reservation case in Tama where a user had a hellish vision with hot stones and live coals, leading to remorse and total abstinence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indian Bureau
Iowa
Indian Office
Sac and Fox
Tama
Hell
Tuberculosis Campaign Gains Momentum in Iowa
Des Moines reports intensified statewide effort against tuberculosis despite heat. Knowledge over ignorance drives victory as towns show intrenched enemy weakening. Chau tauquas educate vast audiences, newspapers publish monthly department letters, editors editorialize the health fight, deeming it Iowa’s most useful public health campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Greene County's Gravel Road Editorial Plea for Better Roads
A Jefferson Bee opinion urges rural readers to value Greene County's nearly three hundred miles of graveled roads. The piece mocks those who scorn local improvements and suggests Polk County, where the state capital sits, as a benchmark for the seriousness of road funding and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Bee
Greene County
Polk County
Unkempt Highways Affect Greene County Land Prices
The speaker notes the main roads are neglected and abominable yet influence land values in Greene county. Travelers endure rough travel for several days, but the poor road conditions make the area appear favorable to outsiders and shape perceptions of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Farm Bargain on 120 Acres Near Holland Colony
Auction ad offers 120 acre farm near Holland Colony four miles from two Holland churches and near a Holland town. Price set at 70 dollars per acre if purchased within 30 days. Contact N. J. Gesman for details and visit plans for the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Colony
N. J. Gesman
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