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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

3

Simpleton inherits treasure from gravel pit

A village tale recounts Peter, a simpleton son of a frugal man, who after his father's death inherits a hidden legacy. Lawyer Henderson manipulates searches, chasing a treasure said to be in the house. The hunt ends when Peter reveals a box containing 25,000 English sovereigns from a long ago stash, restoring fortune and exposing greed.

John Calfrnes Peter John I Henderson Henderson Ile sNone Teter Maten Lea Pete Attorney Henderson

Remarkable Mexican Widow Leads Ranger Troop in War

Senora Lenora Watriss, wife of Captain Ju Nan Watriss, organized a volunteer ranger company in the Mexican War. She took command after fierce clashes, helped delay the execution of prisoners, and secured the release of her husband through a ransom arranged by a truce envoy, despite threats to hang the entire command.

United States Mexico Ju- Nan Watriss United States Army New Orleans Concin Herrera Senora Watriss Captain Watriss Vera Cruz Gulf Coast Rangers Leutenant Senora Ranson Lenora Watriss

Lion stunts chaos on Birmingham stage

An English singer recalls a wild animal act gone wrong in Birmingham where two papier mache lions charged toward the actor as a gate slammed shut. He kept singing ninety eight verses amid growls and whip cracks, while show handlers removed the faux beasts. The incident appears in the New York Press account about hunger myths.

Whit Cunliffe Aldo Birmingham Dome Cunhere Bill

Nothing goes to waste in this house says landlady

A landlady at the head of the table declares nothing ever goes to waste in her house and explains what she does with leftovers and bushy scraps when a new boarder asks. She bluntly replies she rebinds it, prompting laughs and a homespun exchange about thrift.

Ely WY Brothers Warren St New York

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