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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
The snippet touches on local notes from Pella Iowa and Oskaloosa including funeral counts, political quotes, and views on prohibition and express company dissolutions. It highlights remarks about Senator Tillman, Congressman Prouty, and a tariff lecture by Mr Lybarger, inviting farmers to hear him next Monday.
Lee Francis Lyberger will present a lecture at Central College auditorium on March 23 focusing on Karl Marx and Henry George and a broader debate on Socialism and the Single Tax. The column notes a push to engage readers in taxation theory, especially land value taxation, and invites a large audience to hear Lyberger's views.
A Dakota newspaper condemns a Washington based International Information Bureau bulletin as a deliberate falsehood. It attacks Francis Xavier Weinschenk and links Jesuit influence to political power, urging readers to defend liberty and public schools against religious meddling.
On December 5 1910 the treasurer of Marion county Iowa sold the east twenty five feet of lot two and the east thirty feet of lots three and four block thirteen Bussey for delinquent unpaid taxes to W G Johnson and R M Mick are notified of the sale and its terms.
Maddy and that a certificate of sale was issued by the treasurer to the purchaser and assigned to the undersigned. Redemption from the sale will expire and a tax deed will be made by the treasurer unless redemption is made within ninety days from completed service of this notice. Dated March 5, 1914. J. H. Pringle owner of certificate by Walter Bane, agent.
A Pella citizen asserts Doan's Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys with a backache and sleeplessness relief. J H Reavers on Main Street praises the remedy after using it for a lame back. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
On December 6 1909 the described real estate in Marion County Iowa was sold for delinquent taxes to M J Stilwell. The treasurer issued a certificate of sale which is now held by M J Stilwell represented by L B Leonard.
Strand Magazine recounts Rava Luehman Dass training in central India's Black Caves to become a yoga master. He endured long rites to master forty eight postures and balanced on his fingertips with his body aloft under judges' watch for seven days and nights to earn rank.
A New York Tribune blurb describes a nervous matron upbraiding her maid Mandy who silently defends herself by saying it takes two to make a sight and that it isn’t proper for Indians to fight, reflecting racial attitudes of the era.
The wild horses of Arabia refuse domesticated horses, while South American herds tempt tame horses to approach masters, appearing eager to welcome them.
Consumer notice warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio which is mercury free and taken internally. It urges buyers to ensure genuineness and mentions Druggists sell it at 7 cents per bottle and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A New York Tribune item notes that irregular crust density causes plumb lines to deviate from vertical. In Puerto Rico the tilt is so marked that old maps must shift northern and southern coastlines inward by about a half mile. A separate Cleveland Plain Dealer blurb jokes about a boy watching the clock instead of his teacher.
A collection of humorous and reflective quotes attributed to various figures. Notable lines include commentary on heroism and credit, a quip about a man amusing a baby, a playful exchange about money and companionship, and a maxim about being useful to avoid being missed by friends.
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