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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
2
A young store emphasizes vigilance in customers' interests as it expands briskly. It advertises guaranteed one price clothing, sells Cahn Block's Wine Fitting Clothes, claims fair value pricing, and promises a safe profit across many transactions. Y T Van Niewaal signs as owner.
Notice to all persons owing J. P. Klein & Co. to settle promptly by cash or note by March 1, 1907. Adds new spring footwear from ER Reed Co. at Stegeman's and medical services by Dr Luella Shaw Dean. Mention of china goods from Germany and shirt pressing service by Mrs. W H Bouck.
Otley resident Barnett visits Pella and many neighbors from Newton Osceola and Monroe drop by for visits. Local sales, illness reports, and a wedding license are noted alongside shopping trips, church student visits, and agricultural ads. Officials and merchants travel, while residents seek goods and services in Pella Iowa.
Y T Van Niewaal I B Catlin son of Rev O W Catlin arrived in Pella from Boston for a visit. Catlin recently discharged from Co 46 Coast Artillery U S A after a little over two years service plans to pursue private business near Des Moines. Advertising value discussed as a driver of profit. A leopard escaped in a Rock Island car near Atlantic and Omaha zoo staff secured it. New Grecian Veils at Vanderpal. The Chronicle reports Senator Warren’s insurance bill advances in Iowa legislature with broad support.
William James of this place readies several acres of early vegetables with hot beds set for seeds. C. E. Christ will load his cars here next week and move to Story county to farm near Ames. Neighbors will miss the Christ family in social, school, and church affairs.
The record shows on hand February 20 1906 amounts of 1360 09 dollars, paid interest on bonds 1012 50, received from district tax 3495 26, bonds redeemed 3000, sale of building 900, leaving on hand 91285 dollars.
On hand February 20 1906 the district tax apportionment shows tuition in Teachers Fund 2252 paid teachers during the year 8043 46 6 407 87 On hand 2108 1 037 40 96 75 total 8064 54 Estimate of the amounts deemed necessary to maintain the schools for the next year or total amount necessary for contingent fund
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