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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

1

Grinnell seeks bids for new grade school building project

Iowa items report Grinnell Public School system inviting bids for erection of a new grade school building. Other notes include Missouri Valley’s new $100000 school dedication, Iowa milk production figures, and various local civic developments across the state.

Missouri Valley Texas Grinnell A. O. Cover Seymour Rock Island Towa Gov. Clarke E. D. Chassell LeMars Iowa Railroad Commission James H. Wilson State House Iowa Congregational Manchester William H. Oliver Third Iowa Infantry Rio Grande River Brownsville Bruly Ranch State Board of Control Treat Des Moines Polk County Samuel McLaughlin Moulton Appanoose County Nebraska Missouri Harry Nelson Tabor Ray Erchelberger Jefferson Sioux City Anastasia Sullivan Carroll Exchange Beberger Drug Store Nan Allison State Capitol Chicago Singmaster & Sons Keota William Crownover Hudson Charles Irvine Ankeny Henry Le‘ebure Fairfax C. G. Good Ogjen Crawford & Griffin Newton Harry Early Liscomb H. Harrisford Storm Lake Iowa State College Ames R. W. Holt Beacon, Co W. A. Summers Malvern Casey Bros Iowa City

Humorous Bits From A Dated Newspaper Clippings

A collage of brief jokes and wry notes on humor in everyday life. The pieces touch on a medical dictionary quip about shouting, a child’s punny nickname Postscript for Adeline Moore, a railway station exchange with a humorist and a bootblack, and a line about Ralph’s progress into the third grade.

Wish You Could Teach Me Next Year In Third Grade

Fragmentary line expresses a student wishing a teacher could stay to teach the third grade next year. The speaker asks for guidance and companionship in learning as they progress to a new grade. No additional context or names are provided.

New Lookout for Recurrent Colds and Serious Diseases

A cautionary note explains that lingering colds can weaken the body's vitality and immune system, increasing risk of serious illness. It advises vigilance when colds persist or when recovery is slow, suggesting attention to overall health and potential medical evaluation.

Vander Linden's Bazar Advertisement in Rome

An old ad promotes Vander Linden's Bazar in Rome with a quirky pitch. It touts customer appeal and a five cent to quarter pricing hint, encouraging readers to try items raised or offered by the shop.

Rome Asain F. D. Stubenrauch

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