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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
5
A Canastota New York poem laments a stately country church on a hill whose bell once brought solace and virtue to the pious community but now hangs silent. The author urges Christians to awaken, restore the bells, and prioritize home values before aiding strangers.
A note promotes trying flour labeled Seal of Minnesota at Cole's Seed Store. It praises the bread made from the flour and invites shoppers to purchase and sample the flavor. The ad emphasizes local sourcing and flavor quality.
Greatly alarmed by a four to five year cough Mr H P Burbage of Greenville S C used Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and after two bottles of the twenty five cent size was permanently cured. Sold by Stuberauf. 9-12 Also Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets praised by Druggist Alex Richards after success with Stillwater Minnesota man. 9-12
When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by Stubenrauch. g-12 oo
The Knoxville Express district court reports a slack week with many cases settled or disposed without trial. State vs Chase Bridges was continued by consent. J F Hendrickson indicted for obtaining $1000 from A A Walter pleaded not guilty. case continued to September term. Two Austie Ghrist forgery indictments dismissed. Ida McKinney vs Lafe McKinney divorce dismissed by plaintiff. Commission to Mt Pleasant found G A French unchanged. no discharge recommended. A jury began trial in Davis vs Wabash R R Co.
The Richards case has been continued twice and some people are evidently determined that Bill shall not go to the penitentiary. He is a fine haired criminal and must be treated with great consideration.
The appeal of William Richards, former deputy U S marshal, convicted of robbery at Peter Sullivan and Hamilton Indiana, will go to the September term per the supreme court. The lengthy delay could allow witnesses to perish or scatter, potentially clearing Richards while punishing the Sullivans, who pursued the case.
John F. Wallace, general manager of the Illinois Central, is named chief engineer of the Panama canal. His appointment begins June 1 with a $25,000 salary. The project will cost about $200,000,000 and take ten years. around 50,000 workers will be employed, mostly skilled labor from the Mississippi valley, with unskilled labor likely from Jamaica.
Knox ville dispatch reports a tense clash near Red Rock as seven officers work to open a state road from Knoxville to Red Rock amid farmer opposition. A leader, Charles Dauberspeck, drew a revolver but retreated when outnumbered, allowing a fence to be torn down and later repaired after the officers left.
On an evening in May at the Y M C A auditorium the Marion County Oratorio Society of Knoxville and Pella will present Haydns Creation under Henry G Cox. It is the first such oratorio in Marion county with soloists to be announced. Reserved seats 35 cents at Vans shoe store.
A Pattens Mills man offered Chamberlain's Pain Balm free of charge to a farmer crippled by rheumatism. After a few days the man walked in erect, paid for a new bottle, and said he keeps it at home now for ongoing relief. Sold by Stubeurauch.
An offer promotes six months of the Pella Chronicle and the Chicago Daily Examiner for 1.50. The ad urges timely subscribing.
An old advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headaches neuralgia backache rheumatism and menstrual pain. It claims quick relief without bowel disruption or habit formation and notes no opium or similar drugs with a money back guarantee. The snippet includes distributor and price details.
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