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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
6
The piece notes Pella revival meetings uniting Christians across denominations and urging practical virtue over factionalism. It discusses Beveridge praising congressional discussion on suffrage and prohibition, then shifts to postwar economic preparedness urging thrift, saving wages, and avoiding risky speculation while awaiting a stable recovery.
The Iowa senator A B Cummins is backed by some Republicans as a potential Republican nominee. The Chronicle notes Cummins’ cautious record and past party shifts, arguing he lacks the qualities to lead beyond Iowa and warning that his affinity for multiple factions may deter broader support. The paper, a Democrat-leaning voice, urges readers to seek a stronger presidential candidate than Cummins.
Republican senators praise steady leaders like La Follette and Kenyon as ideal choices for the nation’s top office. They note Cummins may be acceptable but warn his ongoing candidacy could trigger future favors from a US senator to small-time political players.
A 1912 statement from Henry J. Brom, Pella city marshal, endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills is cited. he reports back pain relief and notes a lasting cure by 1915. The ad promotes Doan's at 50c, sold by Forter Milburn Co., Buffalo. Also mentions Druids and mistletoe ceremonies with ceremonial reuse.
Legal notice states Teunis Vogelaar deceased has a last will on file with the Clerk of the District Court Marion County. Will to be heard in the November term 1915 on December 13 1915 at which time interested persons may appear.
The Wabash line serves Howell Station four miles south of Pella with southbound No. 2 and No. 50 and northbound No. 61 and No. 3. Trains 2 and 3 stop to receive passengers only on signal. All trains run daily and on Sundays.
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