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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

6

Pella Chronicle notes on local and national matters

The column discusses Pella and Monroe County, coal prospects, and delays in the city directory, plus critique of public speakers religious humor. It cites Des Moines Des Moines coverage of the G A R encampment, local liquor shipments concerns, and U S policy toward Mexico with Secretary Bryan's statements. It argues for shared natural resources, warns against illegal beer shipments, and critiques intervention without risk to soldiers.

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Administration and Mexican Investors Seek Relief in Mexico

Secretary of State Bryan told a delegation of American investors in Mexican properties that the national administration favors men over money as it responds to calls for relief from the unsettled conditions affecting their investments.

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Initiative Propositions In Nebraska Liquor War

The Nebraska Anti saloon League led by H F Carson pushes 1914 initiative petitions with three liquor propositions that would close about 500 saloons. They set licensing rules and a two mile ban near educational institutions impacting Omaha Lincoln and other towns, forcing voters to choose between university support and liquor limits.

Nebraska Anti-saloon League H. F. Carson Omaha Lincoln University of Nebraska Keney Chadron Geneva Nebraska City Beatrice State University State Farm Brutus Caesar

The Price of a Week's Board

Tom Burns a farmer's boy wanders the west after fleeing farm work and marries a settler’s daughter. They take in a stranger who leaves them with bottles and a green flame chemical clue. The couple later discovers borax in Death valley and profits big after a deal with a large company.

Tom Burns Tinois West Tom Olio Illinois Burns John Stringer Burnses Joba Death Valley America

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