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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1909

Page

4

Local News Briefs From Weekend and Weekday Visits

Bernie Van Spanckeren returned from Cedar Rapids Wednesday evening. P A Renaud Aaron Vander muelen and Arnold Schippers were business callers in Monroe Thursday. John Pos was a Leighton visitor this week. Miss Howerton spent the day with friends in Oskaloosa Wednesday.

Bernie van Spanckeren Cedar Rapids P. A. Renaud Aaron Vandermuelen Arnold Schippers Monroe John Pos Leighton Miss Howerton Oskaloosa

Local notes from Oskaloosa and surrounding towns

A collage of brief items: visitors and residents from Central, Oskaloosa, and Des Moines. crutch-wearer gets permission to discard supports. property trades near W. W. Cook’s. partygoers and funeral attendance. police interaction with would-be tramps. a light traffic mishap on Main Street. church youth meeting led by Rev. Geo E Monkman. remarks on municipal elections and civic interest. street conditions and local humor wrap the week.

van den Berg Oskaloosa Bernice Lillian Tool Reasnor M. D Ad. Woolard Eugene Dennis Eddyville Harry Johnson Dennis

Paint It Look Around for Spring Renovations

Look around when planning spring renovations and see how many belongings could be improved by paint varnish furniture polish and stains. We offer paints for porches kitchens sinks stoves pipes and garages plus enamels varnish stains to imitate finer woods.

Paving Call Sparks Iowa Towns To Reform

A local writer rails against muddy streets and calls for faster progress, urging paving to escape a two cent fare stagnation. The piece questions railroads and rail fares while invoking Iowa and Illinois as examples of slower yet hopeful modernization. It notes Ames college experts saving eighty hogs afflicted with cholera on the James B. Black farm southeast of Fort Dodge.

Ozarks Carrie Nation Bro. Wm. J Iowa Illinois James B. Black Fort Dodge Ames College

Swine Inoculated In Search For Remedy To Scourge

From the veterinary department, eighty one swine were inoculated with serum to test the remedy and all but one died. It is believed a remedy for the deadly scourge has finally been found.

Veterinary Department

Difference in Baking Powders From Pure Food Law Labels

The piece explains two baking powder types, high grade made from cream of tartar and low grade containing alum and mineral acid. It notes that post Pure Food Law labels disclose ingredients, allowing homemakers to choose healthfully and economically.

Colorful shades and fixtures offered at discount

A local seller promotes a large stock of color lines in varying lengths and widths with fixtures and rollers, inviting interested buyers to see how cheaply they can obtain the shades. The message mentions a safe baking powder option and underscores baking powder as a kitchen staple with a noted difference in quality.

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