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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

5

Orchard scheme fraud tied to Bonewell activity in county court

County District Court in Marion heard actions by Gaara and partners against Bonewell Co over notes and fraudulent nursery stock contracts. Witnesses described agents pushing orchard schemes promising rising yields with shared crops and phased payments. Menenga, a Des Moines area farmer, faced a similar claim. Several plaintiffs won judgments and cost recovery, with additional note recoveries reported.

Gaara Knoxville Ot” Des Nerlezelaar Bonewell & Co M.menenga Martin *Holmstra Peter Tyasélihg Well’& Co Gensenehga Boneswell & Co Register Act Ursery W. M. Menenga Malion County Menenga Wouldi Toa Purase Men‘enya Howyer Marion Des Moines Nevil Des Moines 11 M. Smith Valley Junction Bonewall Wice Polk County Gaass

Westward The Blashfield Painting Displayed In Iowa

A Des Moines viewing of the Blashfield painting in the state house highlights a ten thousand dollar price tag for the artwork. The canvas depicts twenty people, four angels, four oxen, and two dogs with numerous women in decollete attire. Critics question historical accuracy versus presentation as pioneers move west under lively but impractical costumes.

Des Moines Additon West Wilds

Praise of the Local Paper by Former Senator Davis

Former United States Senator David Davis of Illinois praises local papers for annual free space that benefits communities. He argues editors contribute more to towns than teachers or preachers and urges patrons to invest in their home paper.

United States David Davis Illinois Reas

Coalport Miner Fracture Narrow Escape After Slate Fall

A Reynolds coal bank worker at Coalport narrowly escaped death when slate fell near an underground coal car. MMckey was severely bruised but uninjured from broken bones and crawled to safety. He expects to be bedbound for two or three weeks.

A. P. Mmckey Reynolds Coal Bank Coalport

Pigeons Wanted for Old and Young Birds

The notice offers 900 per dozen for old pigeons and 60 cents per dozen for young birds. Prices valid until March 2 at 4 p.m. Contact 500, Rhynsburger.

Rhynsburger

Mr. Stuart Revered as Central Student Once More

A fragment notes Mr. Stuart, once a Central Student, described in uncertain terms as formerly connected to the school. Details are unclear and partially garbled, keeping the reference brief and non-specific.

Stuart

Hazed of Shanghied Ends in Mysterious Clash at College

Eight to ten disguised assailants attacked Central College coach George A. Cavanagh after a basketball game while Ottumwa YMCA members were nearby. Cavanagh was dazed but unharmed. later police cleared Ottumwa players as suspects. The incident sparked neighborhood alarms and strained relations, with no decisive identification of the attackers. A second note reports a True Reformed church in Sioux Center catching fire during Sunday services, prompting a rapid evacuation.

Ottumwa Y. M. C. A Haze Shanghey George A. Cavanagh Central College H. Rietveld A. N. Kuyper Stacker Mr. Kuyper Cavanagh Todd Ottumwa Cavvanagh Jay Henseling Cavana

Supt W C Farmer Resigns for Indian University Presidency

W C Farmer superintendent of Pella City Schools resigns to accept the presidency of Indian University in Muskogee Indian Territory. The resignation takes effect around April 1 after approval by the Board of American Baptist Home Missions. O H Benson elected to fill the unexpired term.

Chronicle W. C. Farmer Pella The Indian University Muskogee Indian Territory Board of American Baptist Home Missions New York City W. ©. Farmer Central University Baptists of Iowa Farmer O. H. Benson Goldfield Warmer Benson

Death of Wm. C. Hulser at Sully

Wm. C. Hulser died at his Sully home near noon last Tuesday. The illness, a cancer on the left jaw, plagued him for years. He described the cancer worsening after an old farm accident involving a cow’s tall. He sought treatment in Pella with Drs. Payne and French, improved briefly, then illness forced more absences. Eventually too weak to travel, he died peacefully. He leaves a wife, children, and other relatives.

Sully Wm. C. Hulser Pella Drs. Payne & French

Local Young Man Dies of Tuberculosis At 22

Matthew Brom known as Tice died at his parents’ home in the west town area last Sunday morning from tuberculosis after a year with the illness. He leaves six brothers and four sisters. Funeral services were held at his home and at the First Reformed church, with burial in North Cemetery. The Grand Army Post plans a lecture by Dr Hutchins on Lincoln at the auditorium on Monday evening, March 5.

Matthew Brom Tice Baron Brom First Reformed Grand Army Post Hutchdns Hia Lincoln H. R. Hutchins

Prominent Bussey Man Killed in Arkansas Shooting

Details reach Bussey of the death of Fred Bussey, son of ex mayor L. Bussey, killed near Fayetteville, Arkansas while moving household goods. Reports vary on motive with robbery suspected by some. Bussey and wife had just arrived in Arkansas. he died eighteen hours after being wounded. Burial held in Bussey cemetery.

Fred. Bussey Bussey Knoxville Journal Fred Bussey L. Bussey Fayetteville Arkansas Mr. Bussey Bred Fred

Make Yourself Secure Safe deposit advice after house fire

A fire destroyed Jim Barnes's house last night, with heavy losses despite full insurance. Papers, mortgages, receipts, and valuables burned. no payout covered them. Mrs. Van Metersma lost money and vital papers after burglars visited during a neighbor call. Public notice advises using private safes in trusted vaults like Peoples Trust Company to secure deeds, notes, receipts, and jewelry.

Jim Barnes Barnes von Metersma Chicago New York St. Louis Washington

Notice to Public From retiring Pella butcher

In retiring from the butcher business in Pella I thank friends and patrons for liberal patronage and wish the same to my successors. John Van Hemert notes Dr Hutchins' lecture was the best heard. Dr Hutchna will be at the auditorium day evening.

Pella John van Hemert Dr. Hutchins Dr. Hutchna Auditort

Topeka Exposition Plans Advance for 1911

Letter from T B Kitching reports 1906 subscription renewal, fond notes on weekly paper deliveries, unseasonably mild Topeka weather with brief cold snap, growing natural gas mains, and early groundwork for a 1911 Topeka exposition. Gas cost a small daily burden. building activity continues despite winter. EKitehing signs his name from West 8th Street.

Topeka Kan Chronicle T.B. Ekitehing West 8Th Street

Baptist Church Services and Monthly Song Service

The Baptist Church led by Pastor A LeGrand holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning preaching at 10 45 a m with evening service at 7 30 p m The Sunday program features hymns soloists and choir acts followed by scripture lessons and an address titled A Song of Ages The morning theme is The Power of the Gospel Activities include Sunday school class meetings Junior and Young People leagues and a series of evening sermons titled Heavenly Manna and The Dreamer Prelude notes invite all to attend.

Arev. A. LeGrand Harriet van Spanckeren Hattie Cox L. G. Ballengea H. Stonaker H. Viersen H. Verhey M. A. Clark Miss Lautenbach Uymn Cora van Dam Leo A. Viersen Congregation Benediction F.C. Edwards Rpworth

Miss Lena Goemaat and L Schak Wed at Parents Home

Miss Lena Goemaat and L. Schak were married last Thursday at the bride’s parents home by Rev H J Pletenpot. A reception followed that evening at the bride’s brother Goemaat’s home where seven guests were present and refreshments were served.

Lena Goemaat L. Schak H. J

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