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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1904

Page

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Democratic County Convention Held in Knoxville Iowa 1904

The Democrats of Marion county are called to a mass convention at the courthouse in Knoxville on the rath of July 1904 at 2 pm to appoint 12 delegates to the state convention in Iowa City on July 16 1904 and to transact other business. By order of central committee Cons Perry Chairman.

Marion County Court House Knoxville Iowa Iowa City Central Committee Cons. Perry

Economy Is Necessary To Business Success

John Shepard argues the path to business success lies in labor and economy. He warns against rushing wealth, urges saving wisely, living frugally then liberally for others, and advises young men to mind their own business while mastering their trade.

Croesus

Call for strict safety laws after deadly fires and disasters

The piece urges severe penalties for railroads steamship and theatre firms to protect patrons after deadly incidents in Chicago New York Harbor and related outbreaks. It condemns neglect of building and inspection laws, notes General Slocum and Iroquois Theatre disasters, and calls for officers to fulfill duties to prevent further losses. It also critiques newspaper claims of fairness and quality.

Chicago New York Harbor General Slocum

Local quarrel prompts praise and rebuke in week’s papers

Turret criticizes Van der Mast for meddling with Henroost Gittinger's plans. Harvey News continues a long series on Clay Township history. Neighbor Kenney is urged to share current views and future plans rather than seeming a has been.

van der Mast Monroe Reflector Hen(roost) Gittinger P Ville News Gitt Harvey News Clay Township Chicago The Times Kenney

Russians Sink Converted Submarine. Crew Drowned

A Russian attempt to sink a small ship converted into a submarine failed to close the manhole, drowning about twenty four officers and men aboard. The incident highlights dangerous naval experiments and the casualties suffered.

Pella Promotes Pride as Fourth of July Celebrations Rise

Local writer notes Pella leads with push and enterprise while nearby New Sharon faced a July 4 catastrophe. County supervisors end Poweshiek signers’ dispute over a petition to place a local question on the November ballot, with chances of further action deemed remote. Helen Keller’s graduation at a leading U S college is highlighted as an inspiring example for disabled youth.

Pella New Sharon Poweshiek Grinnell Helen Keller United States Miss Keller

Reflecting on Disability and Social Responsibility

The passage argues that disability does not determine value or worth. It notes that loss of sight hearing or speech is not a choice and compares it to losing an arm or leg. It criticizes the idea that disabled individuals are perpetual burdens on humanity.

Democratic State Convention Called for July Nineteenth

A delegate convention of the Democrats of Iowa will meet in Iowa City on Tuesday July 19 1904 to nominate presidential electors two at large and one from each of eleven congressional districts plus state officers including Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General one railroad commissioner and one supreme court judge. Representation is one at large per county and one per 200 votes or a fraction of 100 or over cast for the Democratic governor candidate. Marion County is entitled to twelve delegates.

Democrats of Iowa Iowa City Supreme Court Marion County

Large land sales figures in Iowa county records

E H Waring reports in the Oskaloosa Daily Herald that the county held 43 611 acres of state school and swamp lands, leaving 325 130 acres for individual purchase. Certificates of purchase were issued to 450 persons, with top holdings by John White 6 280 acres and S S Walkeley 3 920 acres among others.

United States John White S. S. Walkeley H. P. Scholte Wm. Gallagher Et al Morgan Reno Ward Lamson J. C. Culbertson Jesse Williams J. H. Gower Et al Culbertson & Reno Oskaloosa Mahaska County E. H. Waring Oskaloosa Daily Herald

Uncle Sam's Mahaska County land grants and totals

The document details Mahaska County Iowa comprising sixteen townships with 36 sections each totaling 369,640 acres. Subtractions for rivers lakes and swamps adjust arable land. 24,550 acres were donated for Des Moines River improvements. 10,240 acres and 8,500 acres were set aside for education, forming a substantial government gift of 18,740 acres for schools. It notes no swamps per History of Iowa, but Uncle Sam counted 3,320 swamp acres donated to the state and later conveyed.

Mahaska County Iowa Des Moines Uncle Sam

Special Round Trip Rates Via Chicago Great Western Rail

The Chicago Great Western railway offers round trip tickets at very low rates to Banff Hot Springs Alberta Laggan Alberta and Field B C commencing June 23 and continuing each Tuesday in July and August 1904. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Il.

Chicago Great Western Railway Banff Hot Springs Alberta Laggan Field B. C Great Western J. P. Elmer Chicago

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