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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1916

Page

3

Iowa News Briefs Reflect Tragedy and Policy

A sprawling Iowa notice bundle reports local deaths from accidents and diseases, taxes, school votes, hospital plans, and public projects. It notes a Des Moines court allowing Birth of a Nation films, a Cedar Falls Roosevelt club, and a raft of farm and transport incidents across multiple towns.

Mark Twain at Nineteen and a Lazy Writer

Albert Bigelow Paine quotes Mark Twain as a youth who read late at night in bed with a pipe when the pipe went out Brownell the book clerk lighted it and Twain joked that the most untruthful man in Keokuk was Ed Brownell years later Twain told a lecture that Ed Brownell lived there implying a playful memory from St Nicholas publication referencing Keokuk and a young Clemens.

Sam Clemens Brownell Sam Keokuk Mark Twain Albert Bigelow Paine St. Nicholas

Local News Notes From Pella and Nearby Towns

Community notes from Pella describe visits and travels by residents including Ed Cook in Des Moines and A H Brat in Otley, along with Monroe business, egg trade changes, and a Buick sale. Recitals by Leonard Allen at the college and upcoming Glover pupils performance are noted, plus local sewer repair concerns and city safety on sidewalks.

Ed. Cook Des Moines A. H. Brat Otley Pella C. Vogelaar Monroe R. R. Sadler Fred Lankelma James Verhey White Way Auto C H. D. Wormhoudt, Jr H. P. Scholte Amey Lizzie VanderSyde Jake VanderSyde H. M. Tysseling Valley City N. D Albert Tysseling Oskaloosa Iowa Newton Keables Doc Hampton Percy Lapham New Hampton Lapham University of Chicago School of Education Keokuk Gate City Leonard Allen College Martha Saint-Saens Glover Attila Verdi

Fete 15 oer agp and produce corrected by Pella Produce Co

Page lists various farm and poultry items such as eggs and packing stock butter with prices and quantities. Includes advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet sold at 25 cents, urging use in shoes and foot-baths.

Ee Ag Pella’ Produce, Co Allen

Iowa Press Supports Woman Suffrage in June Vote

Speaker Weill notes Iowa papers favor women's suffrage with sixty daily papers in the state and 50 endorsing it, plus 516 of 850 weeklies. The Des Moines Tribune and Cedar Rapids Republican urge equal suffrage be tested with women, while the Nonpareil questions men’s willingness to vote in elections.

Harold Banta Ft. Madison Lizzie Dysart New Sharon John McVey Ottumwa Manufacturing Company BE. Housh Leon T. J. Goken Dysart John Haldine Pomeroy W. J. Smith West Bend J. B. Gibson Shenandoah Baptist Church Sioux City Ladies’ Aid Society Lutheran Church Dunbar John Hoffert Denison Chas. Jensen Ft. Dodge Edward Hankner Waterloo Gordon Vaughan Arthur J. Cabb Dubuque Rochester Minn Fred Junkin Hinkhouse Fairfield Parsons College Bierut Syria Frank Cervati Des Moines Rockingham Scott County Davenport Ruth Paxson China State University Iowa City Hawman Frank Smith Unionville Alice Main Street Big Sioux Imlay Springfield Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls State of Iowa Madison Street G. F. Hunter Andrew McClure Oskaloosa Cline McFadden Finsley James W. Clark Clinton Toronto Detroit Speaker Weill Iowa Press Des Moines Tribune Cedar Rapids De‘manda Council Bluffs

Vander Linden's Bazar Window Shade Sale

An eager window shade department invites you to select hangings for your home. Act now to secure satisfactory window coverings from Vander Linden's Bazar.

Vander Linden’s Bazar

Fly prevention tips for summer homes and stables

Practical advice to reduce flies this summer including sealing doors and windows, using fly tight covers, keeping stalls clean, removing manure weekly, spreading manure on fields, maintaining fly traps near kitchens, and encouraging neighbors to adopt similar precautions.

Rock Island and Wabash Train Schedules Include Passenger and Freight

Rock Island Eastbound and Westbound trains list passenger numbers and times for Nos. 470 472 474 475 473 471 plus Local Freight 88 and 81 with daily operation notes. Howell Station near Pella shows Southbound Nos. 2 and 60 and Northbound Nos. 61 and 3 with signals to board. trains run daily including Sundays.

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