Election of Officers in the K of P Annual Vote
At the annual election of the K of P last night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year C C W H Bootsma V C G A Stout Prelate E G Wheeler M of W Wim Schreiner M of A Jno Stinemann K of R and S H van den Berg M of E M of F Dr A J Nossaman J L Bruinsma 0 G F LeCocq Trustees H D Wormhoudt H PF Johnson F L Stubenrauch Installation will take place on first meeting night in January.
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K. of P
Offic
C. C. W. H. Bootsma
V. C
G. A. Stout
E. G. Wheeler
Wim. Schreiner
Jno. Stinemann
H . van den Berg
E. M. of F., Dr. A. J. Nossaman
J. L. Bruinsma
F. LeCocq
H. D. Wormhoudt
H. PF. Johnson
F. 1
Stubenrauch
Temperance Notes Stir Chicago Curb on Cigars and Social Reform
Ww C T U notes pressure Chicago aldermen to ban street cigar stumps amid health concerns. Sweden restricts payday saloons and banks stay open long to aid workers. France’s railroads dismiss drinkers and bar alcohol on routes. Willis Brown cites declines in cigarette use as anti cigarette drives gain traction. Swift & Co posts profanity ban in plants. Ontario Educational Union contemplates temperance curriculum shifts as debate over retention persists.
Post Introduces Two New Departments for Readers
The Saturday Evening Post announces two new departments for nationwide readers. A home College Course offers ambitious youths university training via a special faculty of leading professors and carefully chosen studies with optional reading. Young Man Beginning Business features successful professionals sharing how they rose, plus book and movie recommendations to boost new workers.
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The
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Souvenir edition extras go on sale tomorrow
The paper announces extra copies of the souvenir edition will be offered starting Thursday. Printed copies are limited and sold on a first come basis at 35 cents each, plus 5 cents postage per copy if mailed. Subscribers to Curoside get a copy, and names must be entered to reserve.
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Pella
Paper renewal notice warns subscribers to renew before January 15
The week before January 1 the paper marks time expirations and requires renewal to continue service. Readers must order their paper if it expires on January 1. those who fail to renew by January 15 will be dropped from the list.
Notice to Advertisers and Patrons Adopt Monthly Billing
Notice to Advertisers and Patrons states that starting January 1 all job work and advertising accounts will be collected at the end of each month. The change aims to adopt a new bookkeeping system to reduce labor for both the office and patrons.
Plans of New Short Line to El Paso by Rock Island
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific expects to open its southwestern extension to El Paso Texas by January 1 linking with Southern Pacific and Mexican Central. The 546 mile Liberal to El Paso segment will shorten routes to southern California and Mexico City, intensifying competition with Santa Fe. The project includes multiple railroad charters, rail, ties, ballasting, depots and telegraph. A 30 mile Dawson coal line from Liberal to Beaubien Miranda grant will feed the new route and Dawson coal fields. Total cost around 7 million dollars with about 15 thousand dollars per mile.
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Chicago Tribune
Rock Island
el Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific
Mexican Central
California
City of Mexico
Santa Fe
Liberal
Eas
I Paso
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Proper
Chicago, Rock Islind & Mexico
Chicago Rock Island & el Paso
Rock Island & FI Paso
el Paso’ & Northeastern
Carrizozo
Western Union
Dawson
Beaubien and
Miranda Grant
Colfax County
Liberal Station
Canadian River Crossing
Newcan
San Miguel
Mora Colfax
Southern Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rock Island Island el Paso
Push for City Sewer System Urged in Pella
A health-minded appeal urges building a large sewer line to drain waste from water closets and baths into outlying areas. The business district is described as a pooling health risk, wells contaminated, and a summer start proposed using one of several methods to begin sewerage.
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Pella
Burglary at Peoria Store and Fire at Harness Shop
Sheesley and Mee general merchandise store at Peoria was broken into last Friday night with goods valued around $300 stolen. The same night the town harness shop burned, suspected to be connected to the theft. No culprits yet identified, but officers are pursuing leads. Local notices advertise Harvey town business and residential lots for sale at Warren's Law Office.
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Sheesley & Mee General Merchandise
Peoria
Harvey
Warren
P.C Lawkenaa, Ji
Low Rates for Christmas Holidays
The Chicago Great Western railway offers excursion tickets for December 24 25 31 and January 1 good to return within 200 miles from the selling station at a fare and one third for the round trip. Inquiries may be made to any CGW agent or J P Elmer G A Chicago Ill. 42 3.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago Great Western
J.P. Elmer
G. 2
Chicago
Ill
Euterpean Quartette Delights Local Audience At Opera House
The Euterpean Quartette presented a superb program to a fair crowd, with each member praised for vocal excellence and audience demand for encores. After the show, local citizens urged a January 1 return, with a full company including violin and harp soloists expected.
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Opera House
Euterpean Quartette
Pella
Quartette
Aukje Douma Dies at 76 in Local Home
Aukje Douma died at her home last Monday morning at age 76. She leaves three children. Funeral services were held yesterday at 1 PM at the home and at Van der Kiett's church at 2 PM, with interment in Oakland Cemetery. She had lived in the United States for 16 years.
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S. Aukje Douma
van der Kiett
Oakland
United States
Mrs N Vos Dies of Consumption at 27 in City
Mrs N Vos aged 27 died at her home last Saturday from consumption after a long illness. Her maiden name was Osma. Parents and relatives reside near Pell. Remains were shipped here Monday for interment and laid to rest in North Cemetery.
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N. Vos
O Sma
Pell
Death verdict clears mother in Emeline Dale case
Coroners jury finds Emeline Dale of New York died accidentally from poisoning. Her mother is exonerated of any unjust charge. The report mentions a taurant offering the city’s best oysters in a brief, unrelated note.
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Emeline Dale
New York
Will Proof Notice for Koop Often Deceased
In Marion County Iowa the Clerk of the District Court reports a writing purporting to be the last will of Koop Often, deceased. The will is set for hearing at the February term beginning February 4 1902, Knoxville, Iowa, with all interested parties invited to be heard.
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District Court
Marion County
Koop
Knights Schedule Special Meeting for 1st Rank
Attention Knights. On next Tuesday evening there will be a special meeting to confer 1st Rank. All are requested to come out by order ac
New Spinal Treatment Introduced by Dr Farmer
Dr Farmer adds four new devices to his office for spinal care. The tools lift weight off the spine to ease movement and shorten treatment time, aiming to correct spinal irregularities more efficiently.
Pella M E Church to Hold First Quarterly Meeting
The first quarterly meeting of the Pella charge M E Church for 1912 will be held Friday and Sunday December 13. Rev W G Wilson of Grinnell Iowa preaches Friday at 7 30 pm and conducts quarterly conference. Sunday services start at 10 30 am with preaching at 11 15 am followed by communion. A late evening service is planned and the pastor invites all to attend and participate, with a chance to unite youth with the church.
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Pella
M. E. Church
W. G. Wilson
Grinnell
Iowa
Hee Grupye Rane
Closing Out Sale Auction Notice near Pella Sully
Public auction at my farm nine miles southwest of Sully and five miles north of Pella on Tuesday December 17 1901 starting at 10 am. 20 head of horses including mares drivers geldings roadster colts and mules. 43 head cattle with cows heifers calves and a registered Aberdeen Angus bull. wagons and farm implements. about 500 bushels of corn and other items. Cash for sums up to 5 and notes with 12 month credit for larger amounts. 5 percent discount for cash. Auctioneer M Porter, Clerk Charles Porter.
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Pella
Sully
Exmer Awrry
M. Porter
Cnas
Porter
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New Rock Island Line
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