Local Week Offers and Bets on Thanksgiving Delights
Local notes highlight Sybenga and Keables for Thanksgiving treats and cider, plus a mission oyster supper in the Neyenesch room. Figures include George Renaud taking a Bon Ton post, Miss Josie Kel der ill, and John McKay named Des Moines postmaster. Community events span framing services, pictures, and a wide array of groceries with prices, while a murder case mention and politics swirl through Des Moines and Illinois figures.
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Sybengas
George Renaud
Bon Ton
John P. Klein
Keables Drug Store
G. W. Crozier
Knoxville
Neuenesch
Sybenga's
Sybenga’s
Levich
Finkelstein
John McKay
Polk County
Des Moines
Manila Cholera Deaths Prompt City Crisis
Manila faces rapid cholera deaths averaging thirty daily while Bloomington NL streetcar workers strike cripples city service. Headlines note miners dispute, jail for Rev Knapp, and Clarkson named Iowa Pension Agent amid party status shifts. Other items include Armour Sioux City fire losses, Arthur Iowa bank burglary, an English suspect in Leopold plot, and health return from Colorado for Nannie Vanderlinden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bloomington
Daily
John Mitchell
D. E. Knapp
Guthrie Center
Prohibition Party
Iowa
Sybenga
Cliff Harner
Montezuma
Armour & Co
Sioux City
Arthur
Leopold
Belgium
Nannie Vanderlinden
Colorado
Henry van der Kraan
Dyunton
Col
Waldo Miller Suicide Suspected at Great Western Waterloo
Hours after a Worden Bee Hive report the missing Waldo Miller, day agent and cashier at the Great Western in Waterloo, is believed to have taken his life. The revolver kept in the office is missing as officers audit Miller's accounts. Citizens urged to repair sidewalks as a forthcoming ordinance aims to replace condemned walks with cement.
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Ten Brock's
Waldo Miller
Great Western
Waterloo
Cironicle
Notice of Dissolution of Vandermeulen and Cook
Notice in Pella Iowa dated November 19 1902 announces dissolution of the partnership Vandermeulen and Cook by mutual consent W A Vandermeulen continues the business at the same stand taking all debits and credits and W W Cook retires patrons are thanked and solicited to continue support for the new firm members signing were G A Vandermeulen W W Cook
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Vandermeulen
W.W. Cook
Pella
Iowa
College Faculty Enjoys Evening At Gaass Home
Friday evening last week the College Faculty were entertained at Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Gaass home. Guests viewed a large collection of European views while Mr. Gaass spoke on local and historical interests. Informal discussion on art history and politics followed amid noted cooking by Pella women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Gaass
Guass
Pella
Sueves
Levich Murder Case trial moves toward verdict
Testimony by Northwestern fireman J M Pearson placed two men in an alley near Walnut street minutes before Isaac Finkelstein was killed. Pearson later identified Levich at a cigar store nearby, suggesting possible involvement of multiple accessories and countering defense claims. The state wrapped its case, defense cross examines, and jurors remain confined, with a verdict expected by midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Pearson
Northwestern
Finkelstein
Pearson
Walnut Street
Levich
Hyman Levich
Hf Pearson
Isaac Finkelstein
Walker
Levij Teeneene Me
Harry Levich
Sam Calloway
John Walker
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Walnut
Calloway
Flo
Attor
Ney
Ables
Whitechapel
J. B. Rush
Rush
M. Nutt
Wheat and oats wanted in exchange for goods
Advertisement notes a request for wheat and oats in exchange for goods located next door to the American House, seeking barter and supplier contact.
Woe to the Crown and Drunkards of Ephraim
A 1902 Sunday School lesson notes Isaiah 1 1 7 and 28 7 warning the crown of pride and Ephraim’s drunkards. It compares a mighty tempest and flood to God’s judgment and forewarns priests and prophets who err through strong drink. Includes marginal references and daily readings for November 17 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
M. Isa
T. Prov
T. Isa
Amos
S. Nahum Tirro
Office on the first corner south of City Mills
A brief notice notes a government or civic building location described as the office on the first corner south of City Mills, indicating a site reference for public access or administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mills
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Jardinieres
Josie Kelder
Oakland Cemetery
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Neyenesesch Room
Neyenesch Room
Hazelbarth
St. Paul
Neyenesch
Opera House
Mississippi
Jno
D. Gaass
A. Alexander of
Jewell
Webster City
Hamilton County State Bank
Richard P. Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
The
Register
Crocker’s
Cole’s Gold Medal Flour Store
International Sunday School
Lessa
Yy Isa
Earth
King's Wew Discovery
Cole 'G Langerak
I. Silverman
Thanksgiving Eatables
Weinz
Busines
ROORDA @ DYKSTRA
Keables’ Drug Store
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