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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
The ad asserts the original is superior to numerous imitators. It compares consistency to thick cream and urges buyers to dilute themselves with water if needed. It promotes a savings bank and child’s sketch-book offer with a Good Luck Penny, from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
City directory lists Mayor N J Gesman and Clerk A C Kuyper with councilmen John Buckingham John Bloem Wm Kruger L P Grandmano Arie DeBruine Jacob Plender John Faassen A Waechter K Vanisseldorp. Council meets first and third Tuesday night of each month.
If the Lorimer whitewash passes, observers may conclude the public overestimated the character required for the Senate.
A Tribune editorial argues advertising cost should reflect actual newspaper circulation. It warns that placing ads in papers with no readers is like selling peanuts in a graveyard.
The Des Moines Register and Leader notes a $140,000 state subsidy for the state fair in Des Moines, much smaller than the national $4,000,000 aid for the American merchant marine. The paper does not oppose the state subsidy.
Anita Tribune notes Bryan observing rivals Cummins La Follette Bristow and others as they seize the choicest fruits of politics, with Bryan grinning in silent satisfaction from his shaded bungalow.
Public commentary notes some support in Congress for Taft's reciprocity deal. Senator Cummins finds fault not with too much freedom but with the agreement not being free enough, labeling it a free trade measure with limited scope.
A fragmented note suggests corporations are moving toward higher salaries. The message calls paying workers a wise move and mentions press companies in the context, without clear dates or locations.
Senator Culbertson argues rates in Aldrich bill are higher than current, calling it an advantage to keep tariffs lower. A fight over protectionists may delay ratification this session, potentially forcing an extra session and sharpening lines between reformers and protectionists. The stars in their courses are opposing the measure now.
A local writer warns taxpayers soon face funding another school building. The crowded high school hampers efficient teaching, and the community should consider purchasing land for a new structure. Investing in facilities and staff is framed as yielding long term benefits for students.
A critical editorial mocks lawmakers who cling to protectionism while the President promotes reciprocity with Canada as a means to lower living costs. It highlights farmers who supported tariffs who now face a flood of Canadian goods and argues the policy harms both nations, urging a rethink of protectionist measures.
A editorial argues against trading on legislation, warning that swapping votes degrades public trust. It asserts each bill should stand on merits, and legislators should resist barter to preserve character and ensure laws reflect the people’s interests.
A clipped promotional claim asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages, presenting it as the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. A $100 reward note accompanies the bold assertion, reflecting a period advertising style and sensational wording.
City of Pella issues notice that the City Engineer has filed a plat and schedule of special assessments for properties abutting sewers built under a contract with H. J. Cathree. It lists owners, parcels, and the amount assessed, as far as practicable, per the plat and schedule, with the names and details provided.
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