For Sale A Seven Room House Near Square
On offer is a seven room house in first class condition. Located 1 2 block north east of Square. Enquire of owner L A Eysink. Date 13 19.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
7
On offer is a seven room house in first class condition. Located 1 2 block north east of Square. Enquire of owner L A Eysink. Date 13 19.
A purse containing money and various items has been found. Claim at this office to recover ownership and details of the contents.
Jas De Witt transacted business in Des Moines Tuesday afternoon J H Young of Knoxville was calling on friends here Saturday Items for sale at home include sewing machines stands and stoves plus a spring wagon A broad list of visits business calls and social engagements from Des Moines Ottumwa Oskaloosa Monroe and Knoxville noted Mrs H D Wormhoudt and Miss Barbra De Reus were Capital City callers Mrs Geo Kimmel suffers grippe Pres Beyl Central College preached at First Reformed Church Mrs H Boland visits Otley girl for illness Miss Mamie Zealke hosts party for Mrs Frank Mackaman of Des Moines Other items mention racing car mishap Keables Drug Store soda fountain opening Titanic book sale and Langerak soda fountain opening notes Giant Bronze Turkey Eggs ad placed.
Chapel program list includes Music by Carrie Clark and Francis Sheehy and orations by Anna Hynes Catherine Paardekooper Mable Van Donselaar Paul Van Zante and Mable Warren. Debate favored the negative on labor union. Mise Mamie Zaelke elected principal. Exhibition prep underway for late May. Baseball trip to Oskaloosa planned. Cleanup day Friday with a short program. Smuggleman cantata at the auditorium Friday evening.
The Eddyville Tribune recaps a late season baseball game in Eddyville where Pella beat Eddyville 14 to 2. Pella pitcher dominated Eddyville batters while Eddyville uses McCord and substitutes Watkins and Oldham. Baer contributed at second base and Pickerell caught. Local fans remained hopeful for a rematch later in the season.
The passage promotes poultry raising tips from seasoned farmers who manage chickens ducks and turkeys for clear profits. It notes the Homestead weekly farm paper has the world’s largest circulation and that a joint subscription with the Chronicle costs $1.75 per year.
The Central Glee Club performed at the Auditorium on April 18 to a full house. The ensemble impressed with pianissimo work and encores, led by Bailey's baritone, Hillyer's Lucia and Chopin Ballade, and Sadler's amusing set. The club has toured the state this year with favorable reports, and is hailed as Central’s best ever.
Dr W W Talbot, local veterinarian, treated a draft mare that gave birth to a foal with an abnormally enlarged head. The head was largely hollow with only about one fifth brain tissue and a sunken skull area. Talbot has seen similar cases before in his decade of practice. He cut and kept the head for study.
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes renewed belief in William Jennings Bryan as a national figure for the Democrats. It questions Republican unity among Taft Roosevelt and Hughes, suggests Bryan could be the hour's man, and doubts Democratic blundering will end before November.
A reader like many farmers will find weekly hints and sexperience in The Iowa Homestead columns. The paper’s pages offer practical tips, seasonal suggestions, and practical know how designed to aid farm life all year round.
Proof of will filed in Marion County District Court Iowa for Jannette Deedyns deceased. Hearing set in April term 1912 on May 14 at Knoxville courthouse. interested parties may attend. Clerk Meyer Langerak announces April 12, 1912.
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