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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1907

Page

7

Smallpox quarantine lifted and local notes update

The last smallpox quarantine was lifted Monday. Mrs. McKissick has been very sick but is able to be up again. Miss Helen Hamilton returns home after teaching a three months term east of New Sharon. Brother Beard visited Sunday for the first time since December. What has become of the bird they call the school ma am. Both district schools have been without sessions since last June despite offers of good wages.

McKissick Helen Hamilton New Sharon Bro. Beard

Orange City social notes reflect local visits and moves

Orange City residents share updates from a week of family visits and relocations. Gerrit Popma spent Thursday with Alton kin, Minnie and Jennie Oggel hosted forty two friends, and Mrs. P. Lamberton with daughter Maggie Oordt moved to Sioux Center. Ida Bomgaars visited grandparents in Alton, Douwstra couple returned from Lansing, Ill. Anna Dykstra left Sheldon after two months here, A Kuyper returned from Pella with her mother A Wormhoudt staying briefly, and Hubert Kuyper came home from a Minn. business trip via Sheldon and Rev. Stuart’s home.

Gerrit Popma Alton Minnie Jennie Oggel P. Lamberton Maggie Oordt Sioux Center Ida Bomgaars J. Koorman Geo. Douwstra Lansing Ill Orange City Anna Dykstra Sheldon A. Kuyper Pella A. Wormhoudt Hubert Kuyper Lismore Minn Rev Stuart Orange City Herald

Local Notes From Durham ignite small community updates

Mr John Rietveld visits from the north part of Two and reports Mrs Rietveld is recovering well from a long illness and is mostly up. T T McMillan shopped in Des Moines last Friday. Sam Smith rents Archin Beard farm one mile west of town and moves today. McLees will occupy the house vacated by Smith. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Heywood March 1st, a son. V M Roberts has a new telephone and will join Eureka farmers mutual line and Bellamy lines at Durham. Lena Cox went to Knoxville to work for her uncle Mr Skell.

John Rietveld T. T. McMillan Des Moines Sam Smith Archin Beard Town Mc Lees Smith Charles Heywood V. M. Roberts Eureka Farmers Bellamy Durham Lena Cox Knoxville Skell

Mine Fire at Flagler Leaves Heavy Loss and Layoffs

The American Coal Co Mine No. 6 at Flagler burned Tuesday night, destroying the engine house boiler room and blacksmith shop. Loss at least $1000, with 20 to 25 men left unemployed. Mine history includes prior floods. prospects for May fade as operations halt pending repairs.

Flagler American Coal Co No. 6 Wm. Phillips Oskaloosa Knoxville Journal

For Sale Twenty White Plymouth Rock cockerels

Mrs. Lillian Payne advertises twenty full bred White Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale. Local buyers can contact the advertiser for details and pickup arrangements.

Plymouth Rock Chronicle Office

Desperate Arrested Woman Feigns Death With Palgon

Mrs. Niel Lolar, held on alleged illicit relations with Louis B. Schermerhorn, reportedly tried to end her life by drinking palgon following her arrest and public disgrace.

Niel Loaler Louis B. Schermerhorn Palgon

Senate passes Memorial Day games bill in Iowa

In Des Moines the senate approved a McAllister crafted bill regulating baseball, horse racing and other games on Memorial day. Amendments set play after 3 p m, with initial 2 p m and final 3 p m timings. The measure now heads to the house for action alongside a firecracker bill with a minor Senate amendment.

Des Moines Senate House McAllister

Toy pistol and firework regulation bill passed senate

The measure faced no opposition in the senate and was amended only by removing a discretionary clause on penalties. The law takes effect January 1908 and bans toy pistols, toy revolvers, dynamite caps, blank cartridges for toy pistols, and firecrackers exceeding five inches in length and three quarters of an inch in diameter.

Senate

Service Pension Applications Under New Law Rise

Washington March 11 Commissioner of Pensions Warner said 185 000 applications have been filed under the service pension law enacted last month. He estimates about 300 000 total will be received for Mexican and Civil War service. Pensions grant $12 monthly at age 62, $15 at 65, and $20 at 79.

Washington Commissioner of Pensions Warner

Ghosts in Buxton mines debunked by Missouri student

An Missouri science student reports in the Oskaloosa Globe that geologic evidence from Monroe county coal measures shows ancient populations in the Buxton mine region. He cites fossil tracks and misted photograms creating ghost interpretations, arguing humans and animals existed long before the carboniferous period.

Globe Buxton Missouri Monroe County F. Everanp Oskaloosa Globe

Executor's Notice for Dirk Van Weelden Estate

Executor Cy Ver Plora announces appointment by the Marion County District Court as executor of Dirk Van Weelden's estate. Creditors must file claims with authentication for allowance. debtors must pay to the executor. Dated March 1, 1907.

District Court Marion County Iowa Dirk van Weelden Cy Ver Plora

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