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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1903

Page

2

County Creditor Ruling in Henry Hospers Bank Case

Judge Gaynor of the state court rules Sioux county must repay the Henry Hospers bank receiver $750 after a 25 percent dividend. The bank failed about eighteen months ago with $11,000 county funds on deposit. Judge Oliver previously deemed the county’s claim preferred, leading to the initial payment.

Gaynor State Court Sioux County Henry Hospers Bank Hospers Bank Oliver

Dissolution of Roorda and Dykstra Partnership

Notice declares the Roorda and Dykstra firm dissolved by mutual consent with Dykstra retiring. Creditors are asked to settle immediately and debts will be paid by E R Roorda who assumes all liabilities and bill receipts. Dated February 4, 1903.

Roorda & Dykstra Dykstra E. R, Roorda P. B. Dykstra

Paltering With the Trusts and Anti-Trust Debate

A column critiques Congress and the Hoar anti trust bill arguing that both major parties avoid tackling trusts and tariffs. It warns that a single radical clause on penalties may be ambiguous and unenforceable, undermining the measure despite socialists praising consolidations.

Congress Steel Trust Europe Monte Carlo Quida

Home Seekers Offer Favorable Terms to Farmers

Advertisers invite farmers with machinery and horses and a good farming record to buy land on unique terms. Payment tied to crops, with no down payment or interest if satisfactory references are provided. Details requested about the applicant’s background and capabilities.

Homeseekers Tickets On Sale By Chicago Great Western

Homeseeker tickets to nearly all points are offered at low rates by the Chicago Great Western Railway on the first and third Tuesdays of each month from November to April inclusive. Tickets available through tourist sleeping cars. For details contact any Great Western agent or P Elmer G P A Chicago.

Chicago Great Western Railway Great Western P. Elmer Chicago

Scott's Emulsion Ad Highlights Health Restore Claim

An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a cod liver oil based tonic that restores strength, flesh, and color in those with sick blood especially teen girls. It asserts the product as a true blood tonic and offers samples, with price and label claims emphasized by Scott & Bowne, New York.

Scott

Trust Laws Inefficient Addressed by Judge Grosscup in Michigan

In Ann Arbor on February 15, United States Circuit Judge Peter S. Grosscup of Chicago spoke to the University of Michigan Good Government club on the New Nation. He urged government as trustee to ensure fair corporate organization and warned that mere statistics fail ordinary Americans seeking ownership.

Ann Arbor Mich United States Peter S. Grosscup Chicago University of Michigan Good Government Club Michigan Grosscup Congress

Grundy Center Suffers Water Freeze and Heat Outage

Grundy Center faced heavy disruption as freezing pipes burst, draining the stand pipe and cutting hot water and steam to the heating plant. With temperatures 16 degrees below zero, businesses, the hotel, courthouse, and homes lost heat until water was hauled in and the plant partly resumed. The steam heating system itself suffered damage and will be out for a week or more.

Grundy Center Court House

Death of S. S. Sessions in Sioux City

S. Sessions died Sunday night in Sioux City after a brief illness. A longtime Algona resident, he studied law and practiced there, and served about eight years in the state House. He was about 66, with a brother in Jamestown, NY. An Odd Fellow, his Algona lodge will likely oversee funeral services.

S. . Sessions S. S. Sessions Sioux City Sessions Algona Jamestown N. Y

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Merchants of Texas

J B Talor, a Texan merchant, declares a weak stomach left him unable to eat and drained of strength. After trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, four bottles restored his health, weight, and vitality, proving its effectiveness against indigestion and disease.

J B. Talor

Enormous Building Bill Funds Iowa City Sites

In the omnibus public building bill Judge Corner secured 8000 for a Webster City site and 8000 for a Mason City site plus 5000 for both Council Bluffs and Center ville. It is likely to pass the House this week. Also an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea claims to restore complexions.

Judge Corner Webster City Mason City Council Bluffs Centerville

Comet Glabaconi Spotted From Syracuse Observatory

The Glabaconi comet was sighted at Bolden observatory of Syracuse University. It marks the first sighting from this part of North America. Professor H A Peck notes a hazy nebular patch with a nucleus and faint tail. The object approaches Earth and may become naked eye in a few weeks. It was discovered in mid January in France.

Bolden Observatory Syracuse University North America H. A. Peck France

Roads Must be Good Special Agent Boylan Inspects Rural Routes

Special Agent J A Boylan has begun inspecting rural routes from Marshalltown to determine if service should be discontinued. The audit will be thorough and defects reported to Washington. Emphasis is on road condition and route patronage to justify continuation. A statewide Iowa inspection is planned with many routes potentially cut if improvements and patronage lag.

J. A. Boylan Marshalltown Washington Iowa

Pretty Good Fakers Sell Soap in Pella

A couple of strangers visit Pella last week, sell soap and earn local pity by seeming unable to talk or hear. A Des Moines observer later hears them talking, suggesting they can communicate. warning residents to patronize local merchants and beware unadvertised peddlers.

Pella Des Moines

Queen Wilhelmina Name in Umpire Selection Debate

The United States government discusses naming a potential umpire involving Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and Venezuela. The record references a claim process and ongoing disagreement over selections within U S authorities.

Wilhelmina Netherlands Washington United States

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