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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
5
Citizens of Pella, led by college admirers, urge broad backing to boost Central University enrollment and town growth. Local businessmen are asked to contribute six dollars annually to fund a band concert program and other community gains.
The article urges Pella residents to support Central University in funding a new Y M C A building with gym and memorial hall. It notes a $50,000 endowment and plans to remodel the old building, with aims to house the president and expand facilities. Citizens are urged to aid the project to ensure modern equipment and greater enrollment.
Citizens of Pella debate organizing a strong town band for the coming summer. Musicians command higher pay than in prior years, while locals seek affordable concerts in the park. The piece notes Des Moines coverage of Central Basket Ball and Highland Park defeats, underscoring local pride and Athletic ties to Central University.
Barbers in the city formerly bound by a signed code of conduct allegedly began acting independently last week, sparking questions about enforcement and unity among local tradesmen. No further details were provided in the readable fragment.
At a Chronicle Office meeting last Tuesday a new Pella railroad company was formed with L. McMillan as president and several directors named. The plan seeks a three percent tax via a special election to fund construction and operation within twenty months, with initial capital of 100000 dollars and service expected to Harvey area, expanding later. Local citizens urged strong support to ensure a railroad arrives before next fall.
Editor C H Downey of Churubusco Ind proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption as infallible medicine for coughs colds and grip with immediate relief and sure cure. Keables guarantees and offers $1 bottles with free trial samples.
Mrs John Dresem died at her city home last Saturday night from dropsy at age 77 after an illness. Funeral services were held yesterday morning at the Second Christian Reformed Church with Rev Van der Ke officiating.
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