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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

7

Harvey area residents and local notes from Pella.

Will Dickey, Jake Bayless, and B. T. Bouma, Harvey, were in Pella last Saturday morning on business. John Neimeyer near Monroe is seriously ill with facial cancer, and old comrades from Co. G, 33rd Iowa, send prayers. Henry de Wit, clerking in a New Sharon store, visited his family over the weekend. Patton family will spend the summer in Utah then move to Washington to work in fruit farming with Patton’s father. The Philathea society hosted refreshments at the ball game and promotes the Baracca class. Farmers Tribune samples are available. a good rain would help crops after a dry spring. W. H. Johnston of Leighton Town is buying livestock and grain, with checks issued by Peoples Trust Co. Governor Cummins will speak in the Pella opera house tomorrow evening. cement workers are in high demand. State fair premium lists have been noted.

Mrs. Patton Utah Washington Mr. Patton Pella

Premium list criticized and a bunter horse shot

The piece criticizes an amateur premium list and urges placing contracts with a reputable firm like Chronicle. It notes a J. D. Gaass horse on the bunter wagon was severely injured by barb wire and had to be shot. It also mentions Rock Island Lines summer tourist rates from Pella, Iowa to Denver area. It references Bryan reception planning in New York and Missouri, plus ads for hog meal and shirts.

Chronicle J. D. Gaass

Elks Annual Meeting in Denver with August 20 Return

The Elks announce their annual meeting in Denver on July 16 with limited return tickets on August 20. Very low rates apply to Glenwood Springs Col Salt Lake City Ogden Utah Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Coast with side trips to nearby points en route. Rock Island offers new and improved train service essential for Colorado travelers. Full rate and route details available from the Rock Island ticket agent in Pella Iowa.

Elks Denver Glenwood Springs Col Salt Lake City Ogden Utah Yellowstone National Park Pacific Coast Rock Island Colorado Pella Iowa

Cheap Excursion to Kansas City Promoted by Wabash

On June 30 the Wabash railway runs a cheap excursion to Kansas City offering two full sightseeing days. Tickets are only $3.00 for the round trip. Reserve berths early for good space. For details write S. W. Flint or F. C. McMillan, Des Moines, Iowa.

Wabash Railway Kansas City S. W, Flint F. C, McMillan, D. FL P. A Des Moines Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hart Schaffner & Mara The Bell Clothing East Side Fassen den Adel CO Will Dickey Harvey Jake Bayless B. T. Bouma John Neimeyer Monroe H. Robertus Co. G Henry de Wit New Sharon Philathea Society of the Baptist Church Baracca Farmers Tribune Farm and Stock Sioux City Middle West Marion County W. H. Johnston Leighton Town Peoples Trust Co Herman Rietveld Cummins Opera House State Fair Nichols & Shepard Garden City Stevens Pella Stacker Co Pella, Iowa Rock Island Lines Colorado Springs Pueblo Bryan Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League New York City Wm. Hoge League Tom. L. Johnson Ohio Francis Burton Harrison Bird Coler Augustus Thomas Lewis Nixon New York Alexander Troup Connecticut A. H. Eastman John H. O'Brien Congress Gov. Folk Missouri Chaiman Kreables Oriental Nut Sangaree Sherbet G. H. Wormbhoudt Security Bank
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