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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1918

Page

3

Local gossip and small town visits in Pella and surrounding areas

Des Moines and Pella residents travel for shopping and family visits. The report mentions Mrs G W Verrips in Des Moines buying millinery, several Pella visitors visiting relatives, and family gatherings near Pleasant township. It notes a hay barn project on Grays Creek and a serious injury at Knox Clay Products. There is concern over a potential smallpox siege from two infection sources in the area and a funeral-related gathering near Robinson Street.

G. W. Verrips Des Moines Miasea Wilma Veenstra Augusta Hartman Pella Irvin Beaver W. H. May Lyle Minnesota Myrtle May May Wat Dykstra Dykstra Fred Dykstra Mary Moore Olive Clara Bolibaugh M. J. Palmer Kenneth Harman Hartman T. C. van Loon J. D. Cowden Dieles van Zante Ira Vander Linden

Local Happenings In Knoxville And Des Moines Areas

Mrs. W L Allen stayed with sister Mrs. Lewis Kendall near Bussey. Geo J Dennis of Harvey visited daughter Mrs. J Bayless in the city. Mrs. Lila Mayer from Des Moines colleges returned for a weekend visit. Mrs. W H Dickey from Coal Ridge went to Des Moines to see her children. Mrs. Minta Pope's residence near Free Methodist church block quarantined due to smallpox. illness since one week past Saturday. Martin Cooper returned to Turlock California with bride Mrs. Nossaman of Tracy. Mrs. M L Reynolds of Polk township and daughter Mrs. E Cl lassure of California visited relatives in Des Moines. Dr. F M Trimmer, noted Iowa specialist, enlisted in the U S medical corps and will report within 48 hours as First Lieutenant. Mrs. J W Wolf and daughter Grace Rhynsburger of Oskaloosa, visiting relatives in Olathe Kansas, toured Missouri coalfields by auto noting their blasted, wind-swept conditions.

Francis Campbell Jas. Campbell Knox Clay Products Works Young Campbell Wm. T. Chrisman Harvey Pomona Calif J. H. Chrisman East Main Street R. G. Harvey Arthur Parsons Helena Chrisman California J. W. Robinson P. M. Stentz Place J. F. Robinson Robinson Street Robinson Thelma Free Methodist Church Minta Pope W. L. Allen Lewis Kendall Bussey Geo. J. Dennis J. Bayless Lila Mayer Des Moines W. H. Dickey Coal Ridge R. H. Foster Grace Tucker Albert Minnie Dickey Missouri Cobfields

Otto H. Kahn Defends German Birth Amid War Protests

Otto H. Kahn says he is not ashamed of his German birth but condemns Germany’s war plans and wartime actions in Belgium and northern France. He denounces Prussian caste and pledges loyalty to Germany’s old ideals while opposing the rulers who corrupted them.

Otto H. Kahn Germany Belgium France

McAdoo Calls for Stabilized 4 1/4 Percent Liberty Loan Rate

Secretary McAdoo argues Fourth Liberty Loan bonds should bear 4 1/4 percent interest to prevent rising rates. He notes a 1/4 of 1 percent increase on ten billion dollars would add 25 million dollars yearly in interest, funded by broader taxes, affecting all citizens. He urges a fixed rate during wartime financing.

McAdoo Haebéex

Dean's Kidney Pills Boost Pella Woman's Health

A Pella resident testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills corrected dull back pain, irregular kidney function, and fatigue. Mrs. L. Wielaard says the medicine strengthened her back and restored kidney order. Priced 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.

Dean Pella L. Willaard

Iowa Democrats Rally Behind Wilson For Fall Vote

Des Moines reports Iowa State Chairman J. W. Reynolds urges voters to back President Wilson by electing pro war and pro Wilson candidates. He blasts Hull Haugen and Ramseyer on war records and endorses Claude Porter for governor as a decisive leader. Party organization work advances with a full legislative ticket planned and vacancies to be filled.

Des Moines Wilson Iowa J. W. Reynolds Hull Haugen Ramseyer Claude R. Porter Porter Statehouse Reynolds

Cure for Dysentery in a Des Moines Family

William Whitelaw of Des Moines Iowa recounts a Ashland Kansas tale of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy saving his dying daughter with a violent dysentery attack. He cites neighbors urging the remedy after a physician failed to help and reports his own positive experience.

Ashland Kansas Chamberlain William Whitelaw Des Moines Iowa S. D

Fragmentary Idea Text Reflects Historical Speech Errors

A garbled OCR fragment presents a distorted line about Smythe and Cera with references to police and others, offering little coherent context. The readable bits hint at a political or civic discourse but lack clear participants, dates, or outcomes to establish a factual news item.

Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign to Open in September

The Fourth Liberty Loan will begin September 28 and end October 18. It will be watched in Europe as a measure of American support for the war and of the people's willingness to sacrifice. Subscriptions, even small, aid soldiers and pressure enemies to concede.

Europe Ofr América United States

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim in 1886 Legal Affidavit

State of Iowa Toledo Lucas County shows Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co promising one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason dated December 6 1886. Hall's Medicine is taken internally and works through the blood. Send for testimonials. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. All druggists 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Comics and Anecdotes From a Rural Paper Collection

Humorous snippets and social quips about country life feature Uncle Eben on food rules and a host of facetious exchanges. A senator, a teacher, and local characters like Uncle Joel share wry lines on singing, misunderstandings, and printing costs in a nostalgic rural feature.

Uncle Eben Senator Sorghum

Untier Gate and the Esteragid Hack Gate Mystery

Fragmentary text hints at a historic gate intrigue and a hack gate scenario. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, but the piece suggests a puzzling event around a security breach and gate access, with unclear actors and outcomes.

Care for Growing Chicks in Warm Weather

Advice for poultry keepers on housing air and water needs. Emphasizes fresh air at night, clean shaded water, and clean quarters to prevent deformities and losses. Encourages coordinating with county poultry supervisors, preparing winter quarters, separating weak specimens, and stressing constitutional vigor for eggs, meat, or breeding stock.

Poultry Culling Tips for Fall Flock Management

A historical notice emphasizes year round culling in growing flocks to save feed and boost vigor. It urges removing weak birds now for space and better growth, selecting strong cockerels for next spring breeders, avoiding overcrowding, and carefully culling laying hens not worth keeping. It warns to watch for lice and discard overfed or underweight birds.

Proof of Will Notice in Marion County Iowa

Notice is published that a document purporting to be the last will of Anthony Grandia deceased is on file in the Clerk of the District Court office Marion County Iowa. The will is set for hearing on October 1 1918 at the court in Knoxville Iowa. All interested persons may be heard. Harold Clements Clerk of District Court. L R Clements Deputy. August 22 29 September 5 1918.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Whiting Anthonie Grandia Knoxville Harold Clements L. R. Clements

Adler-ika promises instant relief in Pella ad blurb

A Pella advertisement touts Adler-ika as instantly flushing the entire bowel tract and relieving sour stomach gas and constipation with one spoonful. It claims the product prevents appendicitis and astonishes doctors and patients with its pleasant action. Van der Linden's Drug Store sells the item.

Pella Adler-ika Vander Linden

Miss Berdina DeVries Visits Relatives in Des Moines

Miss Berdina DeVries visited relatives in Des Moines during the latter part of the week.

Berdina DeVries Relaives Des Moines

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