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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
8
A condensed list of candidate names for various townships including Liberty Perry Polk Swan Summit Union and Washington in a local election. Names include trustees clerks assessors constables and justices with multiple jurisdictions such as Pella Marysville and Otley among others. The document compiles candidates by township with many entries per locality.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for female ailments, claiming it strengthens and regulates the pelvic organs, improves digestion and nerves, and may avert surgery and tumors if used timely. It invites women to correspond privately and notes the Free Medical Advisor offer with price details.
The document certifies candidates for state and national offices listed by name and county for the 1908 primary elections. It states nominations and affidavits filed as required, dated May 5, 1908, at Knoxville, signed by Walter Bane, County Auditor of Marion County.
In this study from Convention quarterly the resurrection accounts are explored. Mary Magdalene's early visit, Peter and John racing to the tomb, and the discovery of grave clothes are discussed. The narrative emphasizes the shift from earthly to spiritual understanding as Jesus appears resurrected.
Sunday School lesson from Rev. D. B. Cheney discusses the resurrection of Jesus as described in John 20 18 and 1 18. It notes the dawn of the first day after the crucifixion, Jesus risen, buried Friday, tomb near Jerusalem, and the disciples’ absence from the burial as analyzed in the prior lesson.
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