All kinds of Sewing by Mrs J O Slyter
Mrs J O Slyter will be ready to do all kinds of sewing after March 1st. Prices reasonable and satisfaction assured. One block and a half south of Campus.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Mrs J O Slyter will be ready to do all kinds of sewing after March 1st. Prices reasonable and satisfaction assured. One block and a half south of Campus.
Mrs John Hollander improves. Corn Show meeting Friday. A Bernstein and family visit in Oskaloosa. Miss Libbie Grandin in city visiting relatives. Miss Ella Klootwyk to Oskaoosa for a few days. Mrs L Warner visits Prairie City. Clarence Croll returns from Oklahoma. Van Vliet and Johnson close real estate deal in Des Moines. Page seven article by A D Ver Steeg about paying. Hugo Steenboek improving from typhoid. John De Vries ill with pneumonia. Alethians host Phi Las at Glen Grundman home. Free seed corn germination tests available at Pella National Bank. United States Assistant Engineer A O Rouse to improve Des Moines river navigation with 25 assistants. High School notes on new readers, spring vacation, birthday observations, Zata Society program, and drills. Gerrit Vogelaar resumes studies. Fermor Barnes unable to resume after operation. Senior Class to meet Leona Berg. Des Moines to transport delegates for Southeastern High School Declamation Contest. Local debate on entertaining delegates with special train from Des Moines. Friday basketball game between our team and 68 and og alumni ends 31 to 26 for PHS. Matchups and scorers listed. Efforts to schedule Grinnell High game unsuccessful.
The board of supervisors on Tuesday approved the purchase of an automatic electric wind clock for the new courthouse. It features a seven foot dial and a 1200 pound bell strikes the hour, with Seth Thomas Clock Company named as the supplier and Newton Herald noted among sources.
Iowa Supreme Court declares that beer as made and sold is prohibited under state law. The decision affects local brewers and retailers who must adjust practices and labeling to comply with the ruling.
Col Mick Bussey traveled to Keokuk on Monday to complete the largest light plant project in the area, aiming to finalize the installation and confirm specifications with local engineers and officials.
Pelter Indiana reports a sister’s death telegram reach. Mr Neagle cannot travel due to a severe ankle sprain and uses crutches. He travels to Oskaloosa that morning while his brother Will Neagle of Oskaloosa heads to Montpelier. Bart Ballard and family relocate to town into the Johnson home. Ballard had lived on the Beaman farm for two years, and Mrs Dr C McClure, who underwent a serious operation last Saturday, is improving rapidly.
The Hospers column reports interior work on the depot, a new hog buyer for Hospers Farmers Mutual Co operative starting June 1, a new girl at Henry Kamphoff home, Rexwinkel family moving near Newkirk cemetery, a Borderland home talent show drawing about eighty dollars, Dr. J J Galman buying a billiard table, Abe and Joe Hoeven visiting Mrs De Jong, a band fund-raising committee nearing its goal, a ten pound boy born to C. H. Spavin and wife, record hog market receipts with about eight dollars per hundred, John Boterman paying about $9,000 to farmers, a birth to Mr and Mrs H. A. Moun, and Cornie Hospers visiting his parents.
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