11 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1903
Page
1
The notice outlines advance subscription rates and stresses that advertising must be in by Tuesday morning to secure publication. It specifies that letters of correspondence for publication should be argued by the writer and notes the target date of Wednesday February 11, 1903.
The piece promotes Wm. Kruger as treasurer and W. H. Fowler as alderman in the second ward while warning Democrats about caucus voting and Republican participation. It predicts severe February weather and cites Word and Works forecasts for guidance, noting a March city election and a clash between progressive and anti progressive factions. It also critiques the new coroner’s slow response to a fatal incident involving Hollanders.
A local paper denounces Solano and his Weekblad for opposing a new railroad project. The writers defend public works and warn voters to choose aldermen who support progress, noting taxpayers will have input if Rock Island or another line is pursued. Also lists land transfers in Swan and Lake Prairie townships and a farm for sale near Knoxville with details on its features and price.
W B Longwith appears as grantee in recent real estate transfers recorded in the county ledger. The notices reference property descriptions, surnames, and transaction dates with standard conveyance wording.
A store clerk touts Vinci cod liver oil as a digestible source of iron to boost strength and appetite. A thin young man fears losing energy before work, and the salesman promotes Vinci as safe and appetite enhancing.
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