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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1905

Page

4

Old subscriber letter from Wilbur Washington to Pella Chronicle

An elderly reader in Wilbur Washington sends a renewal of 1.50 to the Pella Iowa Chronicle. He recalls friends in Pella, notes a cold wave with four degrees below zero and little snow, and muses on climate factors like the Japan current and elevation about 2800 feet. The letter is signed C. W. Clark.

Chronicle Far West Pella Iowa Japan C. W. Clark Wilbur Washington

Rediculous Oversight Sparks Tax Payment Debate

A Chronicle reader letter highlights a clerical error by Sadler Bros. noting county treasurer G. L. Boydston will collect taxes at Pella National Bank on three days this month. The note praises the arrangement for farmers but mocks political party figures and calls for apologies among officials.

Sadler Bros. & Co Chronicle The Pella National Bank Bane Pella Democratic Iowa G. L. Boydston

Sun Spots Spark Astronomers Curiosity From Albia

Monroe County News notes large sun spots recently discovered by astronomers. Two spots exceed 40 000 miles in diameter while another reaches 70 000 miles. Cause uncertain whether exterior atmosphere depressions or vapor collections from volcanic activity beneath the sun’s body.

Monroe County Albia

Gosselink and Boot Dissolved. Boot Continues Firm

Notice states the firm Gosselink and Boot is dissolved with D J Gosselink retiring. C Boot continues the business taking on liabilities and collecting all accounts due. The notice thanks the public for past patronage and asks for continued support.

Gosselink & Boot D. J Gosselink C. Boat C. Boot

Death of One of Pella’s Oldest Residents

John Steinhoek died Saturday morning at about nine o’clock at his home in Pella. Officials have not learned the exact cause, but it is believed to be due to his advanced age. Funeral services were held Monday at 1:00 PM at the home and 1:30 PM at the First Reformed Church, conducted by Rev. W. J. Van Kersen and another pastor, with burial in the North Cemetery.

Pella John Steinhoek First Reformed Church W. J. van Kersen der van Stigt Ohio Kansas Olio” Cultivator Co Ohio Company

Oskaloosa High Beats Pella In Afternoon Hoops Meet

Oskaloosa High hosted Pella High in an afternoon basketball showdown. The late season clash spotlighted local rivalries as both teams battled for scoring chances and momentum.

Pella and Oskaloosa Face Third Game in Series

The third game in the series between Pella and Oskaloosa will be played next Saturday evening at the auditorium. The Pella home squad features Clarence van der Linden Dan Kruidenier Teunis Klein Sam Van Viiet Ray Bousquet with Lawrence van Rees and Todd as substitutes. The teams split earlier, and final results may decide the series in favor of Pella.

Pella Oskaloosa Husky Clarence van der Linden Dan Kruidenier Teunis Klein Sam van Viiet Ray Bousquet Lawrence van Rees Todd

College Notes Recap of Weather Affects Sports and Classes

The college notes report several disruptions from snow and illness. Bowen was ill last week while ministerial students and others were snow-bound and unable to return. The boys basketball team lost to Muscatine 8 to 19 due to a waxed floor. Miss Sears missed classes due to sickness. A commercial department victory 24 to 16 over town boys occurred in the Auditorium. The ladies basketball team plans to travel to Kirksville for an evening game. Clyde Clark returned from a Y M C A convention. others stayed over and faced cold conditions. Mrs Horn and her daughter Leila left to rest at home, with Leila still recovering illness.

Ministerial Muscatine the College Kirksville Clyde Clark H. McMasters Hoge Sadler

Heirs and claimants named in Marion County land suit

George W. HarveyFiles a verified petition in Marion County District Court seeking title to the West half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter in Section 22, Township 75, Range 18. He alleges that William Cavin conveyed to Joseph Clark under a trust deed. Cavin died, leaving heirs J H Cavin, J E Cavin, J C Cavin, and William Cavin. Samuel R Beal held and sold the Southwest Quarter of Section 22, Township 75, Range 18 to Eliana Cole, a deed lost. Cole gave a mortgage to Beal for 1500 dollars. The record reference is uncertain.

Samuel R. Beal Oj. H. Cavin J. E. Cavin Jo. C. Cavin William Cavin Marion County Iowa District Court of State of Iowa George W. Harvey Joseph Clark J. H, Cavin J. E, Cavin J. C, Cavin BR. Beal Bec Eliana Cole Eblcana Cole Samuel

Quieting Mortgage Title Action in Knoxville Iowa

The plaintiff seeks a decree quieting title to real estate held by Samuel R. Beatl and Bleaka Cole, alleging a lost deed and unsatisfied mortgage cloud on the painting’s title and asking the court to confirm title and quiet it against all parties. Defendants are warned to appear before noon on the second day of the May Term 1906 in Knoxville Iowa or face default and judgment.

Bleaka Cole Knoxville Iowa Bousquet & Lyon

George R Wendling to lecture at Y M C A auditorium

The fourth lecture of the college course features George R Wendling, praised as a top West preacher and debater. He will speak at the Y M C A auditorium on Friday evening February 24, with strong attendance expected and tickets urged to secure good seats.

George R. Wendling Bob Ingersol Europe Ingersol Wendling Y. M R. G. Ingersol Galilee Tarsus

Illness Among Children Not Fatal Yet Reported

There is considerable sickness among children at this time with no deaths reported so far. The prevailing illness appears widespread among younger people, though no fatalities have occurred.

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