Sk. P. Time Table Going East 12 20 PM
A brief timetable item notes a departure heading east at 12 20 PM. The fragment lists a schedule line from the Sk. P. timetable with a single eastbound departure.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
5
A brief timetable item notes a departure heading east at 12 20 PM. The fragment lists a schedule line from the Sk. P. timetable with a single eastbound departure.
Railroads coordinated by the trans Missouri lines and Rio Grande plan a camping information bureau to showcase Colorado attractions. General Agent John Sebastain and H C Townsend tipped off Major Hooper, who expects a surge in tourists drawn by camping, with circulars detailing outfits, costs, and purchasing points. Last year Colorado tourism revenue topped 50,000 dollars, and the effort targets shifting eastern travelers from Adirondacks and Michigan.
The editorial argues for a larger Pella school to replace crowded, unsafe facilities. It notes rising student numbers from 17,000 in 1898 to 30,000 by 1900 and presses taxpayers, especially families, to vote for the free school system, emphasizing long term health and cost savings. The piece urges civic women to participate in the election.
John Jansma editor of Pella's Weekblad died at his home Friday morning after a three month illness. He was 29 years old and survived by his father a brother and two sisters. His funeral was at First Reformed Church in English with Holand language rites. The casket lay in a bed of roses and several groups gave floral tributes. The Fire Department Young People's Society and his Sunday school class sent tokens. The procession to Oakland cemetery ended the service with last rites. The community extends condolences to the bereaved family.
The Y. P. S. of the First Reformed church mourns the death of John Jansma who passed away February 28. The society notes his faithful service since founding, urges closeness to God and Bible guidance, and extends heartfelt sympathy to his family. A copy is to be published in city papers and shared with the bereaved.
A Pella resident Mart Kemr U.S. naval hospital New York writes from the U.S. Naval Hospital about a recent city day for Prince Henry, a 21-gun salute, and escort by U.S.S. Illinois and others. He thanks for the Souvenir History and Biography of Pella and comments on local street improvements and language notes while sending regards from the hospital.
Gio Ranszo plans a regular trip to Pella around April 1 to tune pianos. The visit centers on service for local residents and firms needing piano maintenance.
John Grandia died at his home north of the city last Thursday at 3 am after gall bladder surgery in Keokuk. He was 46, left a wife and twelve children. The funeral was last Saturday with interment in Porterville cemetery. A respected farmer, he had lived here forty years and his death saddened the community.
Henry T. Crook of the Asheville Gazette says Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after exposure to wet feet last winter. He reports rapid relief and no rheumatic pain since using the product, which is positively guaranteed to cure rheumatism. Sold by Allen & Stuben auch.
The Royal Train tour through the United States showcases the two compartment sleeping cars Town and Ohio, selected as the finest modern cars from nationwide rail equipment. These cars form part of the new Great Western Limited operating nightly between Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis, via Chic.
Sunday morning February 23 a fire at the Van Zante restaurant in Tracy destroyed the building and all its contents. Investigators determine the blaze caused extensive damage to the historic site as firefighters battled the stubborn flames through the morning. The incident details remain under local inquiry.
The blaze was not discovered promptly, resulting in total losses except for partial insurance coverage. The fire’s origin is unknown and is suspected to be incendiary.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois reports his wife found perfect relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble after using several bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says she could not eat before, but is now cured with no diet required, and that many remedies had failed. Cole and Langeral.
Seventeen rooms? Actually seven rooms. Al most new. Good well and out buildings on about one acre. Several fruit trees and small fruit. Located for private dwelling or boat? Use. Price $16.00. G. J. Janson Sully Iowa.
Mr. C. B. Wingfield of Fair Play Missouri long suffered chronic dysentery for thirty five years and says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy did him more good than any other medicine he had used. It is sold by Allen Stuberauch.
Voters in the Pella City School District are called to a convention at the Park school building on Friday March 7 1902 at 7 30 p m to nominate two directors to replace H Rietveld and E M Cole and one treasurer to replace J van de Roo vaart and to handle other business as needed.
City property to be sold at reasonable terms. Call this office for details and terms of sale.
Between eleven a.m. and closing Jan 25 1901 AL F Clark a druggist in Glade Springs VA sold twelve bottles of Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He praises its sales and says Virginians know its good qualities and many cures. Allen & Stubenrauch sell it locally.
640 acres located 214 miles north of Roswell and near Howard. Level tract in fine cultivation with improvements costing nearly 4000 dollars. Contains a two room residence, a 24x36 frame building, barn 40x69, corn crib and wagon shed, hog barn and chicken house, a good windmill pump and well. 240 acres pasture fenced, 300 acres under cultivation. Price 26 dollars per acre with 10000 cash and balance on time. Photograph of buildings available at Curonicir office.
Notice states dissolution and mentions H. M. in county Lowan on the sixth day of December 1901. It directs taxpayers to pay taxes at Allen and Stuben ratich's location.
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