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Miss Masch Leaves for Holland and Local Notes
Miss Anna Masch, sister to Mrs Stegeman, went recently to her former home in Holland. Cherries abound around Pella this year, selling for seventy five to eighty cents per bushel. A delinquent subscriber was dying. the editor as a friend commented on feeling bright before him. A black kid glove found on the street was advertised. the owner later claimed it with a left handed unit, proving her right. Auctioneer John T. Graham arrived from Prairie City to sell Mr Kurtz's horse, with Marion’s date unclear. Late Thursday a false fire alarm near New American house caused a panic, the danger local, in a small building south of town owned by Goodhart. The editor warns alarms must be genuine to avoid public fatigue and danger.
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Anna Masch
Stegeman
Holland
Pella
John T. Graham
Prairie City
Kurtz
M. Porter
Marion
Goodhart
Minnesota
Cole's
P. A. Renaud & Son
J. H. Vander Linden
A. D. Versteeg
Little Son Herald
Skunk River
Hubert Slob
J. S. Rhynsburger
Fred Slob
Orange City
Sioux Co. Herald
Louis Bousquet
David City
Nebraska
Cox—Snow
Pella Chronicle
Central College
Harvey News
B. Buerkens
Maxwell
Iowa
O. F. Shaw
Gladys Shaw
Oskaloosa Manufacturing Company
John Weyerse
Salida
Colorado
Weyerse
Marion County
Chronicle