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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

6

City Directory Names and Local Officials Listed

The record lists City Directory entries including ceeeeeeeDe J Gupta A C Kuyper Marshall John Buckingham Assessor John Bloem Treasurer Wm Kruger Mayor Clerk and councilmen Arie DeBruine John Faassen K Van Eissel Jorp reflecting municipal posts and names in a concise reference.

ceeeeeeeDe J Gupta A C. Kuyper Marshall John Buckingham John Bloem Wm. Kruger Arie DeBruine John Faassen K. van Eissel Jorp

Russia's Balakireff and the Jest of Peter the Great

A retelling of Balakireff the Russian court jester famed for wit that pleased Peter the Great. The tale recalls his bold tricks to gain pardons and favor, including feigning a wooden sword, testing guards, and a controversial tale about foreign soil. The narrative threads Balakireff with Till Eulenspiegel, linking folklore of jesters across Europe.

Peter the Great England Joe Miller Germany Bulenspiegel Italy Orient Nasreddin el Khoja Russia Balakireff Burgnspiegel Balakirett Bulakiveff Peter Alexeivitch Peter Balakireft Balutireff Balikireff Aptain Bulukhef Tam Finland Till Eulenspiegel Balakhrett Talakireff Washington Star

Spare the Old Things Plea for Preservation of Keepsakes

A Willeta Beacon note argues against destroying old letters, baby shoes, and keepsakes for space reasons. It laments loss of sentiment and memory tied to historic places like Mount Vernon and Independence Hall, urging citizens to keep mementos to preserve sweetness and patriotism.

Chuck Grear Washington Mount Vernon Philadelphia Independence Hall Texas Alamo Sin Antonio Wiellta

In a Railway Smashup Proper Actions For Passengers

A historical railroad disaster piece advises passengers on routes to safety after a collision derailment or switch misfortune. It outlines calm conduct seek aid aid others and report details to authorities.

Witty musings and mass of unrelated anecdotes

A collage of public reflections and quotes on stress in emergencies, social feuds in a town hall concert, a colorful jab at domestic help, and a rapid survey of animal and human anatomy. The piece blends opinions, satire, and scientific trivia without a single cohesive narrative.

Clancy

The Joined Fragments Dinner Menu Exchange

A comic strip of diners and a waiter unfolds as a customer ponders atomic fragment joining in a humorous restaurant scene. London Nit-Bitsment delivers a quip about Tash for one amid playful wordplay on dining.

London

The Fluent Speaker a Riddle From Tessle's Weekly

A brief quip on eloquence and thought provoking discourse runs as a witty line from Tessle's Weekly. It notes that a fluent speaker can prompt a listener to reconsider beliefs, labeled as a thoughtful kind of chatter.

Tessle

London Punch Quote on Chauffeur Insuring Passengers

A clipped London Punch exchange notes reassurance about car travel. Helder in a hired motorcar greets Lily and the chauffeur, who jokes that they always insure their passengers, reflecting early transport propriety and witty dialogue.

Helder Lily London

A Money Maker He Works In The Mint

Smith is not rich but earns far more than he spends while Jones asks how. The answer: he works in the mint, per the New York American.

Smith Jones Mint New York American

Laws In Warfare Involving Nigerian Tribes And Bees

A historical note describes tribes using bees in warfare. Villagers retreating from attackers release bees, causing painful confrontations for those struck by the insects near surrounding cactus labyrinths.

Dollar Bill Philanthropy Ends In Theft

A West Philadelphia businessman tries a charity stunt on a subway by gifting a dropped dollar to a poor woman. She claims it wasn’t hers until she realizes the giver’s trick. The man pockets the money and leaves, calling it a moral lesson learned.

Jomaey Philadelphia Philadelphia Times

Fire Eaters and Ancient Tricks of Breath and Flame

An old illustrated piece recounts fire breather tricks from ancient times. It cites Bunus, a Syrian slave, as the first known performer in 130 B C who feigned divine communication by breathing flames. The article also notes methods using burning flax balls and protective pastes like alum for fiery displays. Napoleon’s mother later features in a brief aside about a royal garden encounter.

Bunus Sicily Eunus Harper’s

Notice of Referee's Sale in Marion County Iowa

A 1911 notice announces a referees sale by order of the District Court of Iowa Marion County. William Van der Wilt as plaintiff seeks partition of 99 acres in section 22 township 77 north range 18 west. Sale set for February 4 1911 at the Gaass law office Pella with payments 10 percent cash, 40 percent in 60 days, remainder September 1 1911.

District Court of Iowa Marion County William van der Wilt Gerrit van der Wilt Iowa Geo. G. Gaass Pella John van Vliet van Oosterhout and Hospers

Proof of Will Notice for Hurbert De Bie Deceased

Notice is on file with the Marion County District Court Iowa proving a last will and testament. Hearing set for February term 1911 on February 6 1911 at the court in Knoxville Iowa. Interested parties may appear or be heard. Clerk B Kersbergen Deputy Meyer Langerak Knoxville December 27 1910.

District Court of Iowa Marion County Hurbert de Bie B.kersbergen Meyer Langerak Knoxville James Sheehy B. Kersbergen

Testament of James Sheehy Deed in Knoxville, Iowa

A dated testament from February 6, 1911 references James Sheehy and the B. Kersbergen firm in Knoxville Iowa with a December 19, 1911 notation. The fragmentary text notes legal action or record of property or estate disposition dated in 1911.

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