Puritan Drug Co Offers Free Samples and Local Notices
Local items note free Colgates samples at Puritan Drug Co and a string of community notices. Mrs J M Cox reports handbag theft in Kansas City whileMiss Nellie Bergman and DeGeus visit Eddyville. Garden, school, church and social events span Pella area with travel, visits, sales and announcements.
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J. M. Cox
Kansas City
Nellie Bergman
Nellie DeGeus
Eddyville
B. J. van Rees
Emma Mobile Howell
G. L. Rysdam
Mrs. L. Donai
Renaud Family
Pella
Music and campus events at the chapel and studio
A chapel matinée featured a ministrél show. Recitals were held Wednesday in Prof Sadler's studio with Lucile Van Niewaal Ethel LeCocq Majorie Sloan Marguerite Yoder Gladys Neiswanger Esther Glantz Dora Reenink Edna Horn and Carolyn Clark performing. Faculty enjoyed a Friday picnic in south woods. The First Reformed Choir under Prof Clayton plans a praise service soon. Y day dues noted with White carnations. Katheryn Westervelt left for home sick. Miss Mincks remains unable to return and Miss Thomas visited Seymour.
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Chapel
Y. W
Miss Graham
Katheryn Westervelt
Mincks
Miss Thomas
Seymour
The New Wet and Dry Lineup Across States
After the November elections 14 states are in the dry column: Arizona Colorado Georgia Kansas Maine Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Tennessee Virginia Washington West Virginia. Fifteen states have 50 percent or more in no-license territory, including Alabama Arkansas Florida Idaho Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire South Carolina South Dakota Texas and Vermont. Eleven states have 25 percent in no-license territory: California Delaware Illinois Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri Ohio Utah Wisconsin Wyoming. Dry states in 1914 include Arizona Oregon Colorado Washington and Virginia.
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Arizona
Colorado
Georgia
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
South Carolina
South Dakota
Texas
Vermont
California
Delaware
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Foolishness and Tragedy at Harlan End in Death and Imprisonment
A Halloween incident in Harlan ends with a boy dying from a gunshot and a town resident jailed in a neighboring city to avert mob violence. The piece condemns house revolvers as dangerous and useless, urging owners to unload and discard their weapons after a fatal mistake turning folly into tragedy.
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Harlan
Halloween Propriety Call From Marshalltown Paper
The Marshalltown Times-Republican urges youths to stay home or seek company on Halloween to preserve reputation and safety. It adds that authorities can aid by collecting prowlers at headquarters for that night of license and deviltry.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Town You Want Is Made By All Who Stay
The poem urges residents to invest in their own town rather than flee seeking change. It argues real towns grow when people work together, share effort, and support neighbors, transforming a community into what they envision.
Public Sale Near Cordova and Otley Auction Listing
A public sale at the farmer's property near Cordova Otley and Pella on Wednesday November 18 1914 starting 10:00 am offers 11 head of horses 24 head of cattle two dozen Rhode Island Red roosters four dozen chickens several farm implements and household goods Credit available to November 1 1915 with 6 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount Lunch on ground Albert Colyn N Boland Auctioneer Wm Livingston Clerk
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Cordova
Pella
S. EE
Otley
Jersey
Rhode Island
Ellsworth 20 Central 0 football defeat at Iowa Falls
Central College suffered a 20 to 0 loss at Iowa Falls on Friday in a season setback. The game featured Central’s offense stalling against Ellsworth’s defense with limited scoring opportunities.
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Central College
Iowa Falls
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