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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1903

Page

5

Democratic Caucus Nominates Stubenrauch for Mayor

In Lake Prairie township the Democratic caucus nominated J. H. Stubenrauch for mayor after a tense night at the opera house. Stubenrauch won 149 votes to 139 for G. Van Vliet amid a large crowd, with Kruger and Ducdyus noted as alternative treasurer possibilities. Alderman and committee positions were chosen for four wards, including Van Disseldorp capturing the Fourth ward plum after a hard fight. discussion of annexation north of town and a pending special election followed. The vote sets the stage for a key election next Monday on annexation and future improvements.

Lake Prairie Township G. van Vliet J. -H. Stubenrauch Opera House Will L. Allen G. A. Stout James Jansma J. H. Stubenrauch Wm. Kruger Walter Ducdyus Wim. Kruger A. van der Sluis H. Bootsma H.D van Zante W. H. Bootsma E. G. Wheeler K. D. Siubenradch K. van Disseldorp W. A. Young van Disseldorp North Pella Jet Thos

Republicans Nominate City Ticket at Friday Convention

The Republican caucus at city hall nominated a ticket for the upcoming election led by Mayor D. T. Huber with candidates P. un Stittert for Assessor C. N. Cole for Treasurer J. L. Warren for City Solicitor and aldermen A. E. Dennis H. Westerhof A. Van der Meiden J. M. Cox. Citizens urged better street maintenance and drainage with curbing ditches and year round upkeep to protect taxpayers and improve town infrastructure.

D. T. Huber P. UN Stittert C. N. Cole J. L. Warren A. E. Dennis H. Westerhof

Reception party for Mark Todd and Jersey couple in South Pella

Mr and Mrs J Todd of South Pella hosted about sixty friends at their home Friday night honoring son Mark and his wife Jersey. Music and games preceded a large dining room feast and a farewell party for Jersey and his bride as they depart by train. Guests showered them with rice and old shoes, while placards urged kindness as they head to Edith with cattle gold mine and oil fortunes.

J. Todd South Pella Mark Jersey Edith

80 Acre Farm Near Coal Belt With Live Stream

An 80 acre farm offers 500 young fruit trees, a six room dwelling, a stable for four horses, and rolling land with a living water stream. Located in a coal belt area, close to a town. Mineral value under the land justifies the price. Offered at 45 dollars per acre cash as owner relocates to town for business reasons. Apply.

Preaching and Conference at M E Church Next Friday

The M. E. church will host activities Friday evening at 7 30 with Rev J C Willetts of Oskaloosa preaching and conducting the quarterly conference. Sabbath services at 10 45 a m feature Rev John B Hill of Agency City Iowa preaching and assisting in the communion. Hill will also preach at 7 30 p m. Hill is the pastor's father in law, Willits is the new presiding Elder of the Oskaloosa district Iowa conference. All welcome. Henry F Pucn Pastor.

M. E J.C. Willetts Oskaloosa John B. Hill Agency City Towa Hill Rev Willits Oskaloosa District Iowa Henry F. Pucn

Death of H Peyer, 81, Noted Local Citizen

H. Peyer, an old and highly respected resident, died at his home last Wednesday afternoon after a lingering illness. He was 81. He leaves one relative in town, Mrs. A. Peyer, and many warm friends. Funeral services were held Friday at the Second Reformed Church with Rev. Van der Keilt officiating, interment followed in the cemetery north of town.

H. Peyer A Peyer Second Reformed Church van der Keilt

Mayor Stu benrauch Lauded in Annual Report for Pella

The annual report of Mayor Stu benrauch highlights city gains in fines and licenses, a balanced treasurer’s fund, and praised leadership. It urges concrete sidewalks curbing and parking, a night patrol, and council action to advance Pella’s public improvements in the coming year.

Stubenrauch Pella

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Dominates Pile Relief

The DeWitt & Co. salve from Chicago claims unique efficacy for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles as well as eczema cuts bruises and skin diseases. It warns against counterfeit imitations and urges asking for the genuine DeWitt's salve.

DeWitt & Co Chicago DeWitt

Richards Will Ask Immediate Trial in Knoxville Case

Former Deputy U S Marshal William A Richards seeks swift resolution of charges linked to the Sullivan hold up. He expects to prove innocence at Knoxville term opening April 28 and insists on an early trial in May. Richards defends his record and attacks Creston papers while detailing Mexican visit and Des Moines notoriety. The Messenger Boy Theatrical Company played three nights at the opera house led by George D Sweet and Beatrice Terry with strong performances.

Knoxville Sullivan United States Wm. A. Richards Fifth and Walnut Richards Iowa Sheriff Bybee Bill Des Moines News Creston Creston Gazette Omaha Capital Mexico George Weaver Des Moines Opera House Geo. D. Sweet Beatrice Terry Miss Terry George Sweet C. L. Douglas

Verdict Favoring Miners in Anthracite Strike Case

The Strike Commission's verdict ends months of contention in the anthracite coal region with a 10 percent wage increase for miners. The panel rejects union recognition for operators, condemns boycotts, and sets three year terms on awards from Nov 1, 1902, with eight hour shifts for engineers and firemen and weekly day of rest. Total strike costs run around 99.1 million dollars, and leaders are urged to curb lawlessness while arbitration is recommended.

Mitchell

Egg House Offers Premium Incubators and Cream Separator

Local buyers urged to act now for top incubators and a quality cream separator. Call the Egg House for hand powered options and reliable poultry equipment.

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A. J. Nossaman People’s Savings Bank M. Kramer Sargens Geo. J. Thomassen Park Vander ZylBros Pella Drain Tile and Brick Co Pella, Iowa California Best San Francisco Los Angeles Great Rock Island Southern Pacific Coast Pullman Munn, & Co Scientific American Hana & Co Sevsern New York Moe Washington Democratic - Caucus H. Stubenrauch van Vliet Geo. J. Thommassen Colonial Co Dearborn St Ana Aurist Keables Republican Caucus Huber Leighton Fair Grounds Jane Quarterly Meeting the Messenger Boy Company
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