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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
6
Letters from Perry Jones of Pella Iowa Nixa Missouri Talma Jones of Wasson and Jones agents report the Garden City Feeder outperforms rivals and slugs less. George L. Bower of Alton Iowa and Henry Kokenge of Leavenworth Kansas share success with wet grain. Er H Godfrey of Leavenworth confirms world beating reliability and future orders.
Detla Stacker Co area near Bussey and Marysville Iowa saw Fritz Warmbrodt a miner arrested Tuesday forenoon on a charge of attempting to shoot Mike Wentzel with a shotgun The case followed a quarrel over Wentzel's alleged relationship with Mrs Warmbrodt Wentzel fled as Warmbrodt fired a warning shot The shot went wide and Warmbrodt was bound over to the grand jury by County Justice investigation continued until nine o clock with bond set at 500 and J A Powers as bondsman The matter centered on alleged intimacy between Wentzel and Mrs Warmbrodt and the German language exchange during the confrontation
A Knoxville Journal item reports a woman and her daughter were seen in Hamilton Tuesday evening, after giving the impression they planned to leave the country. The note suggests a possible travel or departure event being monitored by local observers.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure failure and presents testimonials from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with claims of internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and availability from Toledo area druggists.
A salutation from J W Robey in the Harvey News signals a modest start, urging reader help and support. Advertisements promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with money-back assurance, while a neighbor note from Britt Tribune jokes about Rockefeller's pit. A quiet wedding is described with a police judge officiating and no cards.
A. B. Byram, longtime editor publisher, sold the Harvey News plant to Des Moines man J. W. Robey. The current issue is produced by the new editor who promises changes. Byram’s practice of inverted plate matter in editorials is noted and a hope for more zest in future issues is voiced. The item signals local press transition and reader expectations.
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