Medical Society Meeting and Chrysanthemum Show Report
The semi annual medical society meeting is set for Friday November 14 at 8 p m with a program featuring clinical thermometry burns and erysipelas papers and open discussions by Drs Park French Cornell Cook Noble Pella Duncan and Barnes among others Officers listed include President W W Kimmell Secretary C W Cornell and Treasurer J W Brann The Chrysanthemum Show hosted by the ladies of the Second Reformed Church at the Bon Ton stand drew large entries and sales supported by a lunch of sandwiches cake coffee beans and pickles A false alarm fire at the Latta College hall prompted a fall inspection reminder for safe heating and chimney maintenance by those responsible for the building.
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Medical Society
C. E. Park
Tracy
J.T. French
Knoxville
Burns
Otley
Pitts
Dallas
Errsipelas
Dilas
Cornell
Kni
CP. Cook
Obsign
C.D
W. Noble
Dali
C. W. Pella
M. J. * Duncan
Pleasantville
Mary D. Knoxville
Fl.’ Barnes
Bussey
Association
WV. W. Kimmell
Pella
C. W. Cornell
Second Reformed Church
Bon ‘Ton
Hi Latte College
Stricken With Paralysis Hits Otley Leader William Silly
Otley prominent citizen William Silly suffers a sudden stroke last Tuesday. Though unwell for a few days, doctors hold only guarded hopes for his recovery as friends in Otley await better news.
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Wm. Silly
Otley
Mr. Silly
Farm Ad Success Boosts Sale Through Paper Advertising
A reader reports listing his farm in three weeks via the medium papers after failing with estate agents. He notes three advertisements sold the farm, earning three dollars per acre more than the agents could. He praises the paper as effective advertising medium and sends thanks.
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Thnis van DW
Ae 4 Jr
Pella theater to present An Enemy to the Queen
John Arthur and a large company will stage the tragedy An Enemy to the Queen at Pella opera house with lavish scenery and costumes costing thousands of dollars. Tickets range 25 to 50 cents for nonseason holders, with reserved seats and exchange tickets available. The piece is billed as a premier winter entertainment, followed by notes on local events and residents.
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John Arthur
Ameri
Pella’ Opera House
Avilarge
Alexander Duncas
Miles
Ee ‘Stout
John van der Wilt
Mahaska
Thanksgiving business closures in Pella urged by leaders
A Thanksgiving Proclamation call leads Pella city business owners to close all shops on Thanksgiving Day, November 28. Listed signers include Gosselink & Boat, Klein & Co, van der Linden, Cole & Langerak, Roorda & Sipkema, Boland & Co, Pella Printing Co, Vandermeulen & Co, and many others. The effort reflects loyalty to the president’s request for nationwide observance and cessation of regular work.
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United States
Pella
John D Gaass
Lustre M. Snow
W. B. Martin
Retary of State
20th Century Stock Company at the Opera House
The 20th Century Stock Company played three nights last Tuesday through Thursday to strong crowds. Barborka and Way led the cast with first class performances as patrons praised the show and the moving pictures. They announce another three nights on November 18 19 and 20 opening with Faust and promising high quality specialties.
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Barborka and Way
Moving Pictures
Death of Samuel Robertson Pioneer Settler of Olivet
Samuel Robertson, a pioneer settler of Olivet, died at his home last Sunday at 93. Widely known in Marion and Mahaska counties, he leaves a family of children. Funeral services were held yesterday.
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J.B. H. Steinkamp
Pella
KX. van Steenbergen
Monroe
Samuel Robertson
Olivet
Marion
Mahaska
Public Auctioneer Offers Printing and Sale Services
A public auctioneer team offers services in Pellathi area for fall and winter sales. They provide printing of sale bills from small to full sheet and promise reasonable terms. They urge consultation for good auctioneering and printing, noting editors hear many news items through public tips. They advise secrecy for mean deeds as editors already know.
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Toc Wes
Pellathi
Death of Mrs B van Beynum after operation
News from Des Moines reports the death of Mrs B van Beynum a respected Pella lady who traveled for tumor removal leaving a husband and three children. Her remains were brought home for burial as the community offers sympathy. The item blends a governor proclamation and local notices with miscellaneous village items and a brief business note from the Schubring Hotel manager.
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B. van Beynum
Des Moines
Pella
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