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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
3
Beal of Beal Mississippi reports his wife showed consumption symptoms last fall. After trying other remedies she used Dr King’s New Discovery and improved immediately, with four bottles curing her. Trial bottles free, guaranteed by Henry Langerak, druggist, price 50c and $1.00.
A historical note surveys Christmas events from coronations to tragedies across centuries, listing notable dates and figures. It is followed by an advertisement for The Youth's Companion, detailing a Christmas gift offer, subscription price, and a calendar lithograph, highlighting its reach and benefits.
A fragmentary note praises Rocky Mountain Tea Dots and mentions 3scar Allen and Stubenrauch, highlighting a nostalgic or promotional tone without a clear event or date. The readable text suggests a tribute or brand reference rather than a developed news item.
The document warns Maarten Klein and many co heirs that by January 76th, 1904, they must appear in Marion County District Court Knoxville Iowa to defend a quiet title petition filed by Hulbert den Hartog. It seeks supply of a lost Hendrika Klein deed, cancel Madison Tice mortgage, correct Madison Tice deed, and quiet plaintiff's title against all named parties. Attorneys Bousquet and Lyon. The Chronicle is cited as the local educator.
A Chicago Record Herald critique explains Williams Iowa plans to issue butter and egg currency as a fiat substitute. It outlines an aluminum check system where farmers trade produce for checks used locally, then cashing them at the emporium. The piece warns of a potential financial panic if mismanaged.
Sheriff levies on horses harness wagon and gear to satisfy a debt in favor of Vandermeulen Co. against Theodore Kornelissen. Public sale at Harvey livery stable door January 17 1904 between 9 am and 4 pm. Also an old job ad invites applicants for a payroll position with Colonial Chicago offering weekly pay and travel benefits.
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