Local residents and visitors noted around Prairie City and neighboring towns
Prairie City and nearby towns saw a steady flow of visitors and relatives. T H Kaldenberg and Misses Van Zee and Van Zomeren were among those stopping in or passing through, while Mrs E L Phipps travelled to South English for church duties. Ailing resident Harrison LeGrand remained seriously ill of appendicitis after a relape following a horseback ride. Local professionals Dr Crew and Dr Aplin attended him in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Kaldenberg
Prairie City
E. L. Phipps
South English
Mr. Phipps
Pella
LeGrand
Crew
Dr. Aplin
Monroe
Dickie Boland
State and city fail to treat drug habit in New York Times text
The article argues that while provisions exist for treating insanity from heavy use and for alcohol, there is no program for drug takers. It urges that physicians be trained to prevent and correct drug Habit formation as medical duties. It notes the lack of state or charitable support and stresses physician responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebriates
New York
Towns Urges Treatment Hospitals For Drug Addicts
Charles B. Towns argues in the Century that hospitals both private and public must provide scientific treatment for drug addiction. He notes there has never been a dedicated state or city hospital for such patients, though some have been treated at the Massachusetts State hospital for dipsomaniacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Towns
Massachusetts State Hospital
Alaska Statehood Dream Amid Vast Mineral Wealth
The Alaska territory has yielded the United States substantial wealth from minerals, fish, and furs, totaling over 444 million dollars within forty two years since its 1867 purchase for seven million two hundred thousand. Delegates report Treasury data showing annual returns far exceed government costs as residents seek self governance and eventual statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States
United States Treasury
Russia
James Wickersham
Treasury Department
Pella National Bank Report of 1912 Condition No. 2063
No. 2063 reports the condition of Pella National Bank in Pella Iowa as of November 26 1912. It lists resources totaling 436681 54 with loans 247934 39 U S bonds to secure circulation 60000 00 and U S bonds on hand 10000 00. Also shown are securities 210600 00 banking house 9000 00 and other real estate owned 1300 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
U.S
U. S
Panama Canal
Nat's
Seaweed substitute for rubber named seagumite
England introduces seagumite a seaweed based substitute for hard rubber gutta percha and leather. It resists heat cold and oil and improves insulation with water immersion. Unaffected by dilute sulphuric acid, it suits storage battery jars and separators and can replace leather in beltings and gear components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Pella Plumbing & Heating Company
H. D. Wormhoudt
Albert van Houweling
Otley
Camp Wormhoudt of
Newton
Abraham Ver Ploegh
State Horticultural Society
Des Moines
Agnes Ballengee
Dena de Vries
John Hollebrands
West Chester
Mr. T. Tice
Henrietta van Zee
Angeline van Zomeren
Oskaloosa
W. G. Vander Ploeg
Knoxville
J. M., Cox
The
City
Merna Thomas
Cecil Mincks
Neil Veen
Eddyville
Marguerite Tracy
Mrs
A. T. van Zee
Mr. van Zee
Wm. van Zee
Will Smith
Edith Cornelius
Baby
Albia
E. A. Cornelius
Rock Island
F. J. Easly
Chas. Brown
A. T. Abbott
B. E. Miller
J. Singleton
Robert Williams
the Baptist Choir
Mr. Harrison LeGrand
B. H. Osterhoudt
Bloomfield
C. R. Osterhoudt
J. G. Vanderpol
Cedar Rapids
Tton
New York Times
Main ST
Pella National Bank
State of
County of
Marion
H. P. Scholte
H.P. Scholte
Atteat
R. R Beard John Nollen Henry Nolsen
John Stubenraich
Notary Public
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