Chronicle Purchases Banner Subscription List
The Pella Chronicle announces it has bought the Banner’s subscription list and will mail the Chronicle to names on that list except those already on the Chronicle list. Subscribers may settle arrears, continue at 1.50 per year, or disable service if not desired, with prompt action requested. Published Dan. 7th, 1904.
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Home Merchants Versus Catalogue Houses Debate
Bill Simpson argues against mail order firms, praising local merchants for fair prices and reliable service. He cites a neighbor’s light stove and higher shipping costs, plus the community aid shown by home merchants, urging readers to shop locally after comparing prices.
Port Arthur Surrender Shows Japan’s Modern Warcraft
The surrender closes a phase of the war revealing Japan as a great power shaped by western methods learned over fifty years. Japanese strategy favored science and preparation, while Russian defense showed stubborn endurance. Both sides displayed courage, yet the decisive factor was military feasibility and calculated sacrifice.
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Courage and surrender praised in wartime rhetoric
A wartime booster quotes J. R. Cullman of Potterville Mich praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles and constipation. He claims easy use, guaranteed satisfaction, and a money refund if not satisfied, though no complaints have been received. Sold by F. D. Stabenrauch.
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Potterville, Mich
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