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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1903

Page

6

Local News From Pella and Surroundings

Local notes report on college recitals and a strong winter taste with snowfall. Mentions of Fred Emerson Brooks grad in elocution, Ulrich transporting stock to Chicago, Miss Lucy Farmer teaching the 8th grade, and Buxton Gazette humor about wedding cards. Community updates include lodges elections, bowling results, and upcoming home talent entertainment likely after January 1.

Iti Fred Emerson Brooks St. Louis California New York Fred. Ulrich Bussey Chicago Lucy Farmer South Pella A.W. van Rinsum Stewart Keota Rocky Mountain Allen & Stubenrauch Sarah Barnhardt Des Moines Paris Iowa Chas le Witt Fisher Eddyville Pella Buxton Gazette Buxton Sie Monttis Hiad J. S. Gladstone John van Vliet G. van Vliet Omaha Nebraska Kate Koopman Allen & Stuben- Fauch Prairie City E. E. Dinsmore C. H. Riddle Bert Owens Andrew Waddel John Moorehouse Will Conley

Warning to Country Girls About St Louis Dangers

A note urges country newspapers to warn young women about risks in St Louis, especially at the depot and midway areas with enticing ads and first job offers. The piece stresses caution for both girls and young men, citing moral and safety concerns, and asks relief through widespread editorial vigilance. It also reports on an Oskaloosa PEO session with Mrs Barringer hosting a music-filled meeting featuring Henry Cox and several performers.

St. Louis Country Press Union Depot Midway Innocent Oskaloosa Mary Phelps Barringer Luna Baugh C. H. Haer A. P. Spencer B. W. Preston L. A. Rodgers Mary Turner Eva Spencer Fern Roberts St. Cecelian Club

Fines Sey Promoted to Ottumwa Office of Company

His Pella friends and Knoxville residents extend congratulations as J C Finessey, longtime C R L P agent at Evans, moves to the Ottumwa office. In Harvey, Dr Miller, Ottumwa fire chief J M Stark and Oskaloosa fire chief W J Gochee secured Fashier Bros team of black geldings for $400 for the Ottumwa fire department, praised for their size and before trial.

Knoxville Express J. C. Finessey Evans Ottumwa Knoxville Lollie Johnston Dr. Miller J. M. Stark W. J. Gochee Oskaloosa Harvey Fashier Bros Mr. Stark Harvey News

Self Righteousness the Curse of Mankind

The Oskaloosa Herald cites a Chronicle item about a Salvation Army lassie in the city seeking funds to place workers in the field, with the inference that the Pella proposition was too tough. A New Sharon Star note reports about twenty drunks returning from Oskaloosa on Saturday night, profane and boisterous, causing fear among ladies and shame among the exhibitors and neighbors.

Oskaloosa Chronicle Salvation Army Pella Herald New Sharon: Star

Death of cattle linked to cornstalks and a controversial remedy

An exchange promotes treating cattle suffering from dry cornstalk consumption with a salt turpentine drench. The recipe calls for one pint of salt with three tablespoons turpentine, dissolved in three pints warm water, plus rubbing turpentine along the neck and shoulder regions to relax the nervous system. The method claims to relieve the animal within thirty minutes and cure it, though the guidance reflects older veterinary practices.

Casey Tells of Truth in Christmas Knoxville Express

Plate Matter Editor Casey promises a sixteen page Christmas edition filled with stories. The regular eight page edition is criticized as dull, and the note hints at a double release to delight readers.

The Knoxville Express Plate Matter Casey

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