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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
4
Fast Color Paints and hard oil paints marketed for over twenty years remain standard. Prices listed for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves at regional markets include ranges for stockers, feeders, cows, bulls, calves, Texas steers, hogs, wethers, lambs, and western native stock with various quality grades.
Des Moines state fair improvements rapidly progress as August opening nears with roof repaired and new greenhouse completed. Reports detail local crime, court actions, labor strife, and national events including Roosevelt, Idaho politics, and a tense lynching discussion in Iowa.
Charles E. Moss of Keokuk named consul to Geneva. Dr M P Turner completes a ferry boat for the Coon River. One thousand muskets arrive for the Third regiment at Keokuk. Cattle near Burlington suffer a mysterious disease. Captains Reed and Ritchart of Dallas organize two companies. Indian depredations along the Little Sioux near Sutherland reported. Judge Mayme of Keosauqua sells his paper to join the Union army. Corporal A E Winchell of the Second Iowa Guards dies from an accidental gunshot. Officers and men of the Second regiment paid off at St Joseph totaling 10000. Yamea F Rhode of Pella listed as a private in the Third Iowa regiment.
Des Moines reports unusually warm with high humidity and heavy showers causing damages and crop concerns across districts. A baby’s body is discovered buried in a cigar box by children near a coal mine. police and coroner investigate the infant’s death with varying age assessments and a careful inquiry underway.
Dr King advertised New Life Pills promising to convert weakness to strength and listlessness to energy. The ad claims mental power and health boosts per box and notes sale by Henry M. Langerak.
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