Some Day a Poem by W J Clark Dedicated to Mrs Kempkes
A poetic dedication from W J Clark to Mrs A Kempkes, envisioning relief for the hungering soul in the afterlife. It speaks of sorrow ending, flowers in spring, stars cresting hats of immortality, and a final welcome to heaven in Pella Iowa dated January 1908.
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A. Kempkes
Pella
Iowa
Jan
Homemade Dandelion Kidney Regulator Promised for Rheumatism
An old authority promotes a home made mix using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Syrup Sarsaparilla as a kidney regulator and rheumatism remedy. It claims relief for back ache and kidney issues, urging consumption after meals and at bedtime. Local druggists offer to supply ingredients or compound the mix, alongside DeWitt's Little Early Risers sold by Langerak's.
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Getrom
Local Pella notes highlight illness and social events
Local week in Pella mentions Mrs Sam Liter ill with pneumonia at home, Mrs H Wormhoudt to host the 1st Reformed Aid Society, Miss Ida Baker from Washington visits, and Miss Flora Kester wedding near Knoxville. Mention of Donley organist praise, Donley’s Iowa University music critique, and ministers meeting with Rev Pietenpol. Also items about Frank Kester’s sister’s wedding and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Liter
So. Pella
P. H. Bousquet
2Nd Reformed Aid Society
Donley
Clarence Eddy
Washington
Clyde Donald
Des Moines
J. M. Cox
Ida Baker
State
Our City
Bertha Tysseling
H. Wormhoudt
1St Reformed Aid Society
Jennie de Heer
Earl Stoddard
Ft. Riley
Pella
Todd Hotel
John Dielman
Methodist Aid
Frank Kester
Flora Kester
Albert Bly
Knoxville
Flagler
Mr. Farmer
M. Porter
Ellsworth Richardson
Roy John
Mr. Donley
Journal
Indianapolis
Iowa University
Ministry of Music
United States
W. H. Donley
Reformed Churches
Pietenpol
S. Vander Wer
van der Werf
Gilbert McClurg
University of Wisconsin
McClurg
Remarkable Stereopticon Views and Local News Notes
A feature on colored stereopticon views shows nationwide scenes from the Gulf of Mexico to Texas panhandle plus Stars and Stripes. W H Fowler departs for Chicago to attend the International Independent Telephone Association and review upcoming lighting tech, including a tungsten lamp. He will visit Fort Wayne Sandusky Hawthorne and Indianapolis for equipment for a new electric plant. Pella Canning and Pickling Co seeks farmers owed money and 1908 crop contracts. Biographical notes cover Col Bousquet family wartime service and local clerical positions, interwoven with regional civic history and business dealings.
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Gulf of Mexico
Trinity
Brazos Valley
Panhandle
W. H. Fowler
Chicago
International Independent Telephone Association
Fowler
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sandusky
Ohio
Hawthorne
Indianapolis
Pella Canning and Pickling Company of
Pella
Tomato farming at loss prompts land rental plan
The speaker notes last year's tomato work was unprofitable and urges setting a fair acreage and reasonable price to avoid the need to rent land. The statement comes from the Pella Canning and Pickling Co. seeking a paying basis for production.
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The
Pella Canning and Pickling Co
Merchandising Until March 1900 Fire Destroys Store
Fire swept through a local shop in March 1900, destroying the merchandise and halting the business. The blaze wiped out stock and disrupted trade, leaving owners to assess losses and plan reconstruction.
Col H L Bousquet Named Clerk of Supreme Court
Col Henry L Bousquet was appointed clerk of the supreme court by the tribunal Tuesday and assumed duties at once. He named Thomas Grubb deputy clerk and Chris St. Jones file clerk. The court opened at eight and entered the appointment. Bousquet seeks the Republican nomination for a two year unexpired term. Grubb will not run. Jones had previously run for nomination.
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Jones
Bousquet
John C. Crockett
Colonel Bousquet
Henry L. Bousquet
America
Holland
Pella
Marion County
Central University
Fort Sumter
Thirty Third Town
Herman
John
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Thomas H. Grubb
Chris ST. Jones
Thomas Grubb
Awful Theater Fire Wipes Out Families in Boyertown
A church benefit in Boyertown Pennsylvania sparked devastating fire when a calcium fight device spilled coal oil and blew flames into the crowded theater. An explosion and rush to escape left hundreds fleeing, with many women and children trampled or burned. By the fifteenth instant 170 bodies recovered as rescue continued.
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Boyertown
Pennsylvania
Adam A. Weber
St. John’s Lutheran Church
For Sale Farm and Orchard with Bearing Trees
A 215 acre farm is for sale at a low price featuring a 13 acre bearing orchard. The property includes good improvements, favorable market access, and strong overall outlook. Listing notes Washi and Majlisga in the area with unspecified details.
Property transfers list with numerous Iowa deeds
A scanned compilation of numerous real estate deeds and quitclaims from various Iowa townships and cities. Items include heirs transferring parcels in Knoxville Pella and Harvey, quit claims in Grace land and Flagler Cemetery deeds, and multiple tracts in Perry Clay and Lake Prairie townships with dates and grantor, grantee names.
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Thos
Norris
Ellen N. Norris
Newbern
J. S. Christ
Nancy
Jeffreys
Cherrie
Knoxville
Gayford Worstell
Oak Forrest Dale
Jones
W. H. Cadwallader
Admi
Geo. A. Temple
Clay Township
State of Iowa
Catherine Barker
Lake Prairie
Stephen Hempstead
W. H. Weir
F. C. Quick
Perry
F. J. Brobst
Cemetery Aid Society
Graceland
Orva B. Reynolds
P. G. Gaass
Polk
Akins
Arie Versteeg
R. V. Vander Ploeg
Herman Rietveld
City of
Pella
Gerald Martinach
W.R. Hunt
Swan
W. Thompson
Robi. Thompson
Pleasantville
J. G. Hollaway
L. F
Lucy Pack
Bussey
Mary W. Wood
Nancy J. Rosson
R. G. Emmel
1St. Nat. Bank of Harvey
Harvey
Edward A. Long
B. W. Harris
Farm for Rent near Galesburg with 167 acres
Cash rent sought for a farm located 14 percent mile southeast of Galesburg comprising 167 acres. Inquiries directed to Adam Kling in Monroe, LA. Contact for terms and availability.
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Galesburg
Adam Kling
Monroe
Not Wanted Cigarette Smokers and Boozers in Help Wanted
A state parole order bars cigarette smoking among paroled convicts as a crime deterrent and the piece notes widespread job ads declaring cigarette smokers and boozers not wanted. It argues reliable employers seek reliability, viewing drinking and smoking as barriers to advancement and urges young men to heed the warning.
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Jewell
State Board of Paroles
State Board
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Newports
Keables
Charles Fisk
New Sharon
J. D. Gaass
Col. H. L. Bousquet
Crockett
G. B. Prsy
Chris T. Jones
van der Linden
A. Wyzenbeehr
Old Peoples
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M. Vander Linden