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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

7

Local notes on Des Moines trips and town visits

Des Moines business trips and social visits fill the week with residents like J W Grover A Kuyper H Rietveld Mrs L H Sadler and many others traveling for business and leisure to Des Moines Oskaloosa Iowa City and surrounding areas. Community happenings include shopper ads, school events, and local transportation news.

C. Boat J. W. Grover Des Moines Isiness Fa. C. Kuyper Ih. Rietveld Monroe H. Viersen J. P. Klein F. D. Stubenrauch Desines L. H. Sadler Jeads Oskaloosa Fae Dennis Harvey JG. van Viiet Nettie van Gorp John Roorda Fete City L. J. Roorda J. P. Riein Wm Uinekool Low Sharon Iss Elsie Frazier H. Rietveld New Amsterdam A. Vander Zee Holnd Rotterdam

Weather Crop Bulletin for Week Ending May 11 1908

Weather report notes frost on several mornings in northern districts and below normal weekly average temperatures. Early week was cloudy and wet with cold rains followed by a warmer last three days and statewide showers. Planting steady, fruit crops damaged in southern central areas, oats affected but recoverable. corn planting to resume with improving conditions.

The Corn We Grow Thing Expands Across Vast Ground

A description of a large corn planting effort notes that over 150000 square miles are being prepared for corn production. The passage compares the scale to populations of the United States Japan Hungary and to France, highlighting the vast geographic extent involved in agricultural activity.

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The Weekend Post on Prosperity and National Use

In examining the German Empire and global wealth, the piece argues fair luck could yield over a billion dollars, doubling federal costs. It notes per capita corn consumption of about one ton annually, from infants to presidents, and asserts overall prosperity despite critics. It also mentions wheat and cotton as abundant future wealth, blaming misfortunes for any shortfalls and urging better use of resources.

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Snow Announces Candidacy for County Auditor Nomination

L A Snow of Knoxville Iowa announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county auditor subject to the June primaries. Call on us for job printing.

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