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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

3

News of Nearby Towns Highlights Local Travel and Fire Loss

Mrs Will Foshier of Omaha visited relatives in town including Mrs Paul Reese and J F Mentzer while Mrs J H Young traveled to Miles City Montana for daughter’s illness. Fire destroyed Jesse Heywood's Coalridge home, $1800 value, half insured. Rolls through local greetings, a 90th birthday for George Whitlatch born 1829, and court notes on auto thieves. Hog sale weights 1500 lbs and corn crop plans across Liberty township with 425 tract total, 300 acres wheat, plus rattlesnake encounter near Marysville cemetery.

Will Foshier Omaha Paul P. Reese J. F. Mentzer Foshier F. F. Spalts Plasantville J. H. Young Miles City Montana J. H. Garberson Garberson Pella Jesse Heywood Coalridge Ashlie Welsher Tennis Tysseling Chariton Albia E. E. Carroll Barker Wm. Lever Don Walter Austin Walter Don George Whitlatch Reed Anamosa Zimmerman Eldora Conrey Reform School Journal Man Marion County Earl Sarver Mr. Sarver Earl Scott Smith Missouri Seth Way Liberty Township Mr. Way Willis

Black Hand At New Sharon Targets Reformed Pastor Home

The New Sharon community reports a dynamite blast intended for Rev Edwin Huibregtse of the Reformed church. Four sticks with fuse and cap were found outside his home after dinner on Sunday. Authorities investigate. a $1500 to $2500 reward for church arsonists and bomb perpetrators is offered by locals.

New Sharon The Star Black Hand Gang Edwin Huibregtse Reformed Church of Huibregtse Henley

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

A vintage ad touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to cure colds in 24 hours and ease feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Claimed to be pleasant for kids and used by mothers for over 30 years with free samples from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy N. Y

Dean's Kidney Pills Featured in Pella Case Report

A Pella reader, M. A. Clarke, a painter at 4158 Main St, describes kidney backache and urethral symptoms eased by Dean's Kidney Pills after turpentine fumes damaged his kidneys. He bought the pills at Stubsmranch's drug store for 60c, praising relief and restored kidney function. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the remedy with Clarke as a testimonial.

United States Dean M. A. Clarke Main St Stubsmranch's Mr. Clarke Foster-Millarn

College notes spark in chapel and Hazel Kirk events

Rev J J Hollebrands spoke at chapel and Tom Green addressed the students. Miss Mina DeRoos and Miss Bess Van Spanckeren hosted a Thursday noon dinner for Mrs White and the Sadlers. Hazel Kirk preparations and birthday celebrations for Eilert Dirks filled the week with performances by the glee clubs and a July-like excitement around the Owl's Nest club gatherings. The cast includes Clara Waehter and Elizabeth VerHeul among others.

J. J. Hollebrands Chapel Mina DeRoos Bess van Spanckeren White Herman Dirks Ostendorf Heeren Lepeltak Itsen Schmidt Sadler Eilert Dirks Tom Central Pella Verna Hendricks Mountains Greig Hazel Kirk Philos Dean Pietenpol Graham Monroe Lloyde Hillyer Jessie Dunn

Blind 50 Years Restored Sight by Dr Weber

John G. Redinbaugh of Logan Iowa 79 says his right eye lost to cataract four years ago and his left eye blind since the Civil War was restored after Dr Weber treated it at a Logan hotel. He describes no pain and praises the result after a failed Omaha operation and five weeks hospital stay.

Weber John G. Redinbaugh Logan Iowa Omaha J. G. Redinbaugh

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