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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1903

Page

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Subscription rates and political notices mix in Iowa clipping

The item lists subscription prices for a newspaper and includes political ticket choices for Governor Sullivan and others. It also cites editorials from the Register and Leader criticizing the campaign, plus a prison population report from Anamosa, Fort Madison, Mitchellville, and notes on the California World’s Fair architecture and a Wisconsin dairy lunch plan for the St. Louis fair.

Register and Leader Iowa Cummins Oskaloosa Times

It Pays to Advertise in Business Growth

It pays to advertise as a key to success says John Wanamaker who built a fortune in Philadelphia and expanded in New York. He plans a new building costing over 3 million dollars to sustain trade through smart advertising. Col A A Pope, a bicycle magnate, shows faith in ads after a trust interrupted his sales and plans to resume advertising to revive the business.

John Wanamaker Philadelphia A. T. Stewart New York Broadway Wanamaker Col A. A. Pope Mr. Pope

Potato Fungus in Iowa Warns Growers to Act

Ames Iowa experiment station warns potato growers that Phytophthora infestans has appeared in the state for the first time in years. It outlines spraying with Bordeaux mixture copper sulfate lime and advises immediate vine treatment, early digging, and not using diseased tubers for seed. Botanist L H Pammet requests specimens to map distribution.

Ames Iowa L. H. Pammet Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station

Three More Airships Enter World Fair Contest

Three more airships vie for the $100000 prize in the World’s Fair aerial tournament. W M Morris of Monte Vista Colorado claims a 30 by 150 foot aluminum craft that will fly 100 mph without tilting and will omit a gas bag. Denver’s EK Kindler shows a model expected to run about 80 mph with safety flaps and a battery power plant. Streator Illinois promoter Reiferscheid schedules an airship with a six horse power motor and hydrogen balloon. Santos Dumont reports a successful test of his latest model with controlled return flight.

W. M. Morris Monte Vista Colo EK. A. Kindler Denver Colorado Ninois Reiferscheid Paris France Santos Dumont

Advertising builds customer loyalty and sales

conspicuous instances of men who made fortunes through advertising. Others are doing the same thing. People are much more inclined to patronize merchants who advertise than merchants who do not. When a man places his products before the people through the newspapers he is sure to find customers. They are reminded of what they need and who has it for sale. -Davenport Republican.

Davenport

World’s Fair Hotel Plans For Six Thousand Guests

The largest hotel ever built for an exposition will rise on the World’s Fair grounds in St. Louis. A signed contract outlines European plan rates from 1 to 5 dollars per day with four room classes and at least 500 rooms per class. Meals available at 50 cents breakfast, 50 cents lunch, 75 cents dinner, plus 50 cents daily admission tax. The hotel may expand if advance bookings warrant.

St. Louis Exposition Grounds

Evansville Race War stirs fear amid lawmen clashes

The Evansville conflict pits order against mob violence. Whites fired at jail guards and state officers while a drilled volunteer Black company reportedly marched, threatening whites. The episode highlights tensions after a murder by a Black suspect and raises questions about protection of state institutions.

Evansville

Electric Hitters Advertised For Rheumatism Relief

A Colusa California reader touts Electric Hitters as the greatest medicine for rheumatism after claiming 15 years of pain vanished. The ad promises relief for liver and kidney troubles and general debility at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Henry M. Langerak. Also notes music for the Iowa State Fair by Reed's Fourth Regiment band of Sioux City and a Mitchellville girls' orchestra.

Joe Golobick Colusa Cal Henry M. Langerak Reed's Fourth Regiment Sioux City Mitchellville Board of Control

No Pity Shown and Travel Fare Notice Selection

No pity shown from F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama who overcame a terrible pile condition with Bucklen's Arnica Salve after other remedies failed. Cures burns and aches. Available at Henry M Langerak's Drug Store. A special Round Trip fare for the state fair August 21 to 29: Western Passenger Association offers reduced travel with valid from the day before opening. applies to all roads in the state.

F. A. Gulledge Verbena Ala Bucklen Henry M. Langerak Western Passenger Association

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