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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

3

Nearby Town News Highlights Old Settlers Visit

Miss Clara VandeCamp returns from Pella. Eva Huckabay visits in Pella. Platte S D guests Rev J VandeKieft. Miss Jeanette Roorda returns from visiting Miss Marguerite Vander Kamp. Old Settlers event draws crowds. Prairie City beats Pella 7 to 1 in ball game. runaways and forgery arrests linked to Prairie City checks. suspects to stand trial.

Clara VandeCamp Pella W. VandeKamp Eva Huckabay Dick Koopmans Join Timmerman Platte S. D J. VandeKieft Jeanette Roorda Marguerite Vander Kamp Nick DeBoer Leone Joe Ira van Wyndarden Oskaloosa Awtry Northa Colfax H. J. Overstreet Prairie City Old Settlers McFadden Elliott’stown Erie Marshalltown Johnston's Park Fred Mark

New Tone Visit and Local Escapes Report

Miss Dora Van Steenbergen of Newton visited Old Settler's with Miss Loise Roder. W P Creger left for New York to join his family. Mrs Mark Shaw and others enjoyed an Aid dinner at Fairmount. Three girls escaped from Mitchellville State Reformatory. two were captured at Prairie City while the third remained at large after a motoring couple’s trip to town.

The Mirror Dora van Steenbergen Newton Old Settler's Loise Roder W. P. Creger New York Mark Shaw Alice Fennema Gee, Livingston T. P. Burchinal Fairmount State Reformatory Mitchellville Prairie City C. C. Neff

Auto-intoxication and self-poisoning dangers warned

The article warns that head pains and feeling out of sorts signal accumulating poisons in the body. It lists symptoms such as sleepiness after meals, flushing, fatigue, indigestion, and various ailments caused by auto intoxication. It advises castor oil or Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as remedies.

Coe Dr. Pierce

Eddyville Social News Roundup From The Tribune

Families from Bussey Pella Rockingham and Osberg visit, with Tim Dykstra selling farm and moving to Des Moines. Local injuries noted from a sand plant accident, and reverend Huisbregtse’s pulpit visit in Newton Illinois during a lengthy clan visit.

the Tribune Dick VanKlaveren Near Bussey Lobberecht John Leighton Pella Leighton Vanderhorst Peter Slycord Rockingham S. C Will Slycord Fanny Cassatt

Knoxville Social News Notes Across Town Figures

Knoxville reports visitors and transfers from Butte Des Moines Ottumwa Marion Monroe Harvey Lake Okoboji Rock Valley and Des Moines with notes on Typhoid fever uramic poisoning teaching assignments a burned hand and a veteran recovering from medical procedures. Residents Mrs Ray Bousquet B S Schemerhorn C W Bond A J Kerr John Kerr Irene Tysseling Rev Forest Moore George Hodges and families are mentioned.

the Journal Ray Bousquet Butte Mont Ashlie Welsher Knoxville B. S. Schemerhorn Des Moines Fred P. Grant C. W. Bond Marion County Ottumwa Monroe Crum A. J. Kerr George J. Dennis Harvey Jake Bayless Irene Tysseling Lake Okoboji Rock Valley Iowa Tusseling Forest Moore Reasnor G. Moore Mr. Moore George Hodges

Old Knoxville Citizens Noted In Local News

In a stretch of community notes, Miss Bertha Crozier, Brooklyn librarian and Knoxville native, visits from New York. Don Amos of Lincoln, Nebraska, and family stop over during a weekend, now running a suburb grocery and meat market. Walter Scots marks his 90th birthday with kin in Knoxville. Mrs. Niefert’s eye treatment trip to Des Moines ends with a serious leg injury. Cyrus Weaver, Knoxville Civil War veteran, travels to Leavenworth to enter the National Soldiers' Home, boasting a storied record across four years and sixteen battles with multiple regiments, prompting a tribute to notable veterans.

Court House Park Bertha Crozier Geo. W. Crozier Brooklyn N. Y Miss Crozier Knoxville Don Amos Lincoln Nebr J. M. Amos J. D. Cunningham Con Nebraska Walter Scots George P. Stevens John Cooper John Arnold Dudley Elmer J. Stevens Weaver 7Th 15Th 28Th Iowa Grant Shiloh Sherman Shenandoah Valley General Banks Red River

Poultry Culling Demonstration Planned By Farmers

Several farmers have offered names to host a poultry culling demonstration this fall. A poultry specialist will cull nonlaying birds after keeping flock records one week before and one week after. Farmers must notify the Farm Bureau soon as only a limited number of flocks can be selected.

Farm Bureau

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad on Kidney Health

Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy for weak kidneys. Mrs L Wielaard of Marion Street testifies the pills strengthened her back and regulated kidney function. Price 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York endorsement for fifty years.

Bright Doan Dean Pella Wielaard Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Record of Mission Day fund drive and foreign effort

A detailed report on Mission Day featuring Shintoism and Christianity in Japan, with figures on churches, missions, members, and literature. Highlights include Miss Carpenter's Kentucky upbringing, Rev. Ruigh's remarks on Japan’s rise and cost, Dr. Hoffman’s push for Marysville College funding, and Mr. Brown’s call for local cooperation. The day closed with thanks and prayers, praising the church’s work at home and abroad.

India Japan Buigh Commaodore Perry United States First Reformed Church James H. Ballard Della Carpenter Kentucky Mountains Jackson County Marysville College Ruigh Paris Y. M Central Brown Marion County Hoffman First ‘Church the Chronicle Peter Grootera

Allen's Foot-Hase Antiseptic Powder Ad Claim

If your feet ache and burn and tire you all over ask your druggist for Allen's Foot-Hase antiseptic powder. Shake it in your shoes and walk all day in comfort. It has no equal for corns bunions blisters or callouses. Used by American British and French soldiers.

Allen

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John Dibel Harry Porter Eddyville Art DeWild Edward Huibregste Osberg Wis New Sharon D. A. VanZante Huisbregtse Ill LOT AT Baptist Church OF Trustees Jacob van Zante East Third Street J. F. Hook Sells Poland Chinas Fair Grounds Jumbo Buster Peter M. Jones W. H. Cooper Reed and Ferguson J. F. Hook Beacon, Iowa
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