City Officials and Meeting Schedule Listed
Mayor N J German Clerk A C Kurper Marshall John Buckingham Assessor John tiloem Treasurer Wr raver L P Grundman Jacob Slender A Waechter Ane DeSruine John Faassen K Van isselaorp Council meets first and third Tuesday night of each month.
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N. J German
A C Kurper Marshall
John Buckingham
John Tiloem
Wr Raver
Ane DeSruine
John Faassen
K. van Isselaorp
Council
Pella Ad Market News Sewage Upgrade and Tax Debate
Pella promotes advertising in the Chronicle and notes a strong sewer system meeting specifications. It mentions a two mill tax for the sewer outlet and plant, and criticizes the cost to taxpayers while predicting long-term bond interest coverage. Senator Proudfoot introduces a constitutional liquor amendment proposal. Early eggs price differences between Pella and Des Moines spark speculation.
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Pella
Des Moines
Pres. Taft
Hall's Cure Claims and Family Pills Ad
Testimonial for Hall’s C asarrh Cure by Walding Kinman Marvin Toledo druggists. Affirms F J Cheney's honesty and firm's obligation take Hall’s Cure internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Free testimonial, 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Hall
Arin
Chenly & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Notorious Crippen associate Clara Le Neve refrains from new partner
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Clara Le Neve has found another rich Canadian man willing to marry her for stability. It jokes the man lacks taste and moral footing. The piece also critiques Taft’s farm talk and frames eastern reciprocity as price-driven, opposing Canadian reciprocity and citing the National Grange’s 1,000,000-member push against ratification.
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Dr. Crippen
Cedar Rapids
Illinoia
Taft
National Grange
Congress
Egrnimitte
The
Grange
The American Magazine Promises Notable Excellence
The American Magazine earns praise for energetic, candid journalism and engaging storytelling. It features authoritative fact articles by Tarbell Baker and Nock, strong fiction, and departments like Interesting People Interpreter's House and The Pilgrim's Script, all aimed at informing and entertaining readers with a genuine, optimistic tone.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Ray Stannard Baker
A. J. Nock
Interpreter’s House
Pilgrim‘s Scrip
Reflection on The American Magazine’s moving spirit
The text reflects on the underlying motive and satisfaction in doing one’s job beyond money. It considers a gentler, decentering reward, the inner sense of achievement, and how a kinder impression shapes daily interactions. It notes this as an impression after reading The American Magazine for a year or more.
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Ates
Gerhape
Pierce
Deel
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Prest
Buffalo
N. Y
Iowa Rail Tax Plan Faces Farm Counties Opposition
State lawmakers debate Saunders measure shifting railroad valuation taxes from farmers to cities with rail terminals. Proponents argue cities gain, farmers pay more. rural districts fear unequal burden and intercity rivalry. Seed testing guidance from Prof Holden urges Feb 26 to March 20, predicting yield gains to 44 bushels per acre with careful selection and testing.
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Iowa
Assembly
Council Bluffs
Burlington
Clinton
P. G. Holden
Ames Agricultural College
Holden
Prof
Woodhouse
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