22 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
1
A woman with radical views enters a smoking carriage and proclaims she hates tobacco. A working man keeps smoking. she threatens poisoning his coffee. He leaves, bows, and replies that if he were her husband he would drink the coffee. In Cincinnati a consumptive man lives in a white oak tree seventy feet high, connected by rope ladder, hosting friends below, seeking pure air.
A sculptor was hired to craft angels for the great Episcopal Cathedral in New York City but priests rejected feminine angels arguing Scripture portrays angels as male figures like Gabriel and Michael. The sculptor agreed to create different angels.
The piece argues that many merchants doubt advertising but weekly papers carry at least 1,000 copies, reaching 1,000 homes. It notes advertising rates are reasonable and that weekly circulation supports business-building impact across the county.
A tract explains cost savings of printed circulars versus paper circulation and outlines ad types that pay. It emphasizes using two thousand handbills and mailing reach, plus strategies for newsy ads and clearance sales to move surplus stock. It advises setting an ad budget and monitoring results.
The Express jokes about where to find a scrub-woman to clean the glass in the front door stained by old casings and lingering gaze for delinquents. The gag references spring and varnish as a playful prompt.
The excerpt argues The xpress offers numerous items not found elsewhere. It highlights variety and usefulness, suggesting readers rely on this source for diverse content and unique reach. The tone is promotional, praising breadth over specifics.
The November 6 1905 record lists payments to W H Ogan D Bane G F Reynolds Isaac Metcalf Jos hua Richards Bert Richards J M Reynolds and others for labor tile piling and related costs. Receipts summarize balances from year start April apportionment poll tax labor and lumber disbursements with sums recorded for tools machinery road supervision and payroll. Trustees Lir JW Fisher Summit Township and township clerk J M Freel.
Attested by James Moles township clerk Perry and Knoxville townships show disbursements and receipts for 1905. Listings include labor, material, commissions, taxes, and road notices with numerous trustees overseers and county treasurer receipts.
Sunday morning service at 9 00 a m. Afternoon service at 1 30 p m. Sunday School at 3 15 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m.
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