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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

5

The Crust Is Broken and Iowa Weather Prospects Rise

A mix of recent heavy rains and flood recovery has left farmers hopeful for a strong corn harvest. The U S Department of Agriculture bulletin notes improved soil conditions, active fieldwork, and healthy prospects for corn, spring wheat, oats, barley, hay, and fruit crops across Iowa. In Marion County Lake Prairie Township a special July 7 1903 election will decide if a three percent tax will aid the Iowa Railway Company to extend a line from Pella to Howell, with conditions tied to completion and a 1905 deadline.

Lowa United States Department of Agriculture Des Moines Lake Prairie Township Marion County Iowa Iowa Railway Company State of Pella Howell C.M van Chive Luanerven G. Roorna Independent School District County of Marion Pella Towa George Pass Mankato Minn Herman Rietveld Ofice H. RierveLn Board of

St Louis Fails to Halt World Fair Construction Amid Floods

Despite floods and high waters elsewhere, work on the World’s Fair in St. Louis continued with minimal delays. Drainage proved effective, the Mississippi’s crest avoided the city, and grading and rail service in East St. Louis caused brief holdups. The city’s hills kept it largely dry while the fair grounds rose above the flood level. A local note adds an ad about fine porcelain and Dr Mitten near the post office.

St. Louis Mississippi Illinois East St. Louis St. Louisans

Gjoa Sets Sail From Christiana for North Pole Quest

The whaling ship Gjoa sails from Christiana Norway on June 17 bound for the North Pole. Captain Aamundson leads the magnetic north pole expedition with a noted crew and purpose to reach polar regions.

Gjoa Aamundson Christiana Noway

Jett and White moved to Lexington amid Jackson turmoil

The Curtis Jett murder trial from Jackson Kentucky, now relocated after a hung jury, sparks widespread fear as Jett and suspected ally White arrive in Lexington escorted by state guards. Reports describe Jackson's terrorization by Jett followers and threats against witnesses and lawmen. A Lexington dispatch notes 500 people at the station. guards place the prisoners in steel cages as they calm a tense scene.

Curtis Jett Jackson Kentucky J. B. Marcum Atty. Marcum Jett James Cockrell Lexington White

Carrie Nation Speech at Alton Sparks Temperance Controversy

Carrie Nation spoke at the Congregational church in Alton waiting for a train to Sioux Rapids. She blasted politicians and saloons, lambasted Roosevelt as an anarchist, and mocked women voting for the Republican ticket. The Alton Democrat notes her jailing with maniacs, plus a harsh critique of Boston Bloomer Girls and local officials allowing such attractions.

Carrie Nation Alton Sioux Rapids Congregational Church Alton Democrat Lama Smasher Roosevelt Kansas Democrat The Boston Bloomer Bro. Wolfe

Caught on First Bounce A busy stream of Iowa town news

A collage of incidents from Iowa and nearby areas reports graduations in Ann Arbor and Oskaloosa, streetcar disruptions with militia, a carnival queen, bank and house thefts, a fatal rail wreck, mining injuries, police matters, sports and race notes, firearm accidents, and a New York City population forecast. Notable names include Martha Clayton, Chas Cunningham, Jeff Hunt, and Rev Meyers with events across Dubuque Oskaloosa Knoxville Denison Robins Waterloo Waterloo and Pella Iowa in 1903 reporting.

Ann Arbor Mich Dubuque Martha Clayton Oskaloosa

Public Sale Offers Home in Pella on July 18 1903

Public sale announced for Saturday July 18 1903 at 2 30 pm at the southeast corner of the public square. Auctioneer Maxton Por invites bidders to purchase the house and lot east of Gerrit Tysseling, plus the Labatt two lots. For details contact J S Jersma.

Pella Gerrit Tysseling Labatt J.S. Jersma Maxton Por

Great Western Railway Low Summer Tourist Rates

Low summer tourist rates to Chicago Great Western Railway offer round trips to St Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth and other Minnesota resorts with tickets on sale daily to Sept 30 good to return Oct 21 Also to Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico and Texas points with stop over privileges Information through Great Western agents or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill 14-181 The June sun shines on many a fair bride made doubly lovely by Rocky Mountain Tea The bride's best friend 35 cents Allen & Stubenrauch

Visi Chicago Great Western Railway St. Paul Minneapolis Superior Ashland Duluth Minnesota Goth Colorado Utah Black Hills New Mexico Texas Great Western J. P. Elmer G. P. As Chicago Rocky Mountain Allen & ‘Stubenrauch

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