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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
7
Readable items show tax payments at Allen Stubenrauch and Vander Len stores, social visits, and moves in town. Mentions of Rocky Mountain Tea ads, Jule Walters at the opera, school board meeting next Monday, and new business ventures by Pauls Bros and S. H. Viersen lumber yard.
Last night the city council reviewed the sewerage report estimating 2000 dollars to lay 12 inch vitrified sewerage from Union and South Main. Henry I. Van Vliet's petition for alcohol sales was granted. Election day appointments were made and an ordinance regulating bowling alleys was adopted. No startling business occurred.
We express heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness shown during illness and death. We gratefully remember all who offered comfort and support. The family of Dennis.
Property in Sal A goud city offering nine rooms rented at ten dollars monthly, with a purchase price of one thousand one hundred fifty dollars and a ten percent interest rate. For particulars contact this office.
Farmers are invited to contract sweet corn for the coming season and there is room for a few more acres of tomatoes. A notice offers land options including three quarter section fine land in one body and one quarter improved on Willow Creek with grass, suitable prices and terms via Aberdeen South Dakota. For stomach remedy, Chamberlin's tablets advertised by Allen and Stubenrauch.
Reported notes from Iowa City and nearby towns recount Highland Park versus Central with a 37 to 4 score, and social events including marriages and farewells. Various locals attend the State Oratorical Contest in Des Moines, prison life talks at Ft Madison, and visits from educators while Chambers and printers advertise remedies and wallpaper in a local store.
Ordinance 57 sets licensing and fee requirements for seepers operating Nine and Ten Vin Alleys within Pella Marion County Iowa. Operators must pay thirty five dollars for first grant and fifteen dollars for each subsequent addition as a business. The measure applies nuisance restrictions and alignments with existing ordinances, taking effect after publication in Pella's Weekblad.
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