Storm forecast for September and a bustling Pella town
A lengthy weather note predicts a general storm period in early September with perigee moon phases and magnetic activity around September 11, followed by heavy rains, high tides in the Gulf, and a possible warm spell. The article also covers local color, with arrivals, departures, society events, and notes on the state fair, new hotel plans, weddings, and community updates in Pella.
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Orange City
Knoxville
Yesterds
Thomassen
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Ohn
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Desines
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Mina Elliott
Bloomfield
Culver & Bousquet Noxville
Bousquet
Electric road idea discussed for Pella area
An editorial urges capitalists to form an electric line to connect Pella with the Wabash and Des Moines Newton, arguing such a passenger and freight service would cost less to build and operate. It notes Newton's Business Men's association forming an electric line and urges the Pella group to assess costs and feasibility for a local depot and link.
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Pella
Newton
Des Moines
Business Men's Association of
Amusements season to open at era house in Fair week
Amusements to open with a nine entertainment program including Shake and play, magician, and three fires. Season tickets cost 3.00 for all shows, 75 cents for single events, with a 50 cent rate for remaining entertainments. Tickets available at Mien Stubenrauch and Harvey Rhynsburger drug store. First show on Wednesday October 30, 1901.
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Era House
Chant of Venus
Patriccio
Harvey Rhynsburger
Chronicle gains praise amid jabs from rival papers
A reader notes Pellagon's CHRONICLE is handsome and well printed but weak in advertising, while warning the paper’s owners to monitor its sister publication the Blade and the Advertiser. The column also mentions local deaths and recoveries, farm scenes, and upcoming poultry market notes with cautious optimism.
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Chronicle
Ifw
Blade
Advertiser
Pella
Sally Ledger
Bro, Jones
No New Railroad Demand Stirs Pella Opposition
Community editors describe the failed Pella railroad effort, noting strong local sentiment against being held up by capitalists. The piece cites proposed taxes on Lake Prairie township, stock subscriptions, and a cash raise to connect with the Wabash, plus local real estate transfers and plans for Central University and fire department modernization.
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Pella Southwestern Railroad
Lake Prairie Township
Pella
Iowa
Wabash
Weather and political notes from the region and nation
The report details weekly temperatures above normal and irregular rainfall across Iowa with varied drought impacts. It notes decently improved corn progress, regional moisture benefiting crops outside the northeast, and calls for soaking rains to aid pastures and fall seeding. It closes with a sales pitch urging readers to visit for assurances of quality goods.
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North Central
Estherville
Forest City
Iowa Falls
Charles City
Marshalltown
Ogden
Maqu
Fowler Phone Directory Promises Low Daily Cost
The Fowler Phone aims to be a sweet messenger for business and social use. The city lists progressive residents, noting some not yet included, and promises installation before winter at a cost under a nickel per day.
Advertising Pays: Ca Carets Sees Big Sales Growth
A letter from Ca Carets notes five year sales rising to six million as evidence that advertising in this paper drives results. The firm urges readers to try the remedy to aid liver and bowels naturally in daily life.
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L'Art de la Mode catalogs summer dress designs
The publication promotes numerous summer dress designs and mentions proper goods for making them. Lisa promises fall wear information and asks readers to send name and a stamp to receive a sample copy. Fev. single numbers cost 3 cents each and are available at all newsdealers. Monse-Broudton Co. 38, 16th Street, New York.
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Monse-Broudton Co
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New York
Iowa Central Railway Timetable At Oskaloosa 1901
The Iowa Central Railway shows a December 10 1901 timetable from Oskaloosa with multiple trains including St Paul Mail St Paul Express Mason City Mail Centerville Pass and Peoria Express listed. It notes daily operation for Nos 1 2 3 and gare with all other trains daily except Sundays and is signed GEO S BATTY G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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