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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
4
A cryptic note describes the difficulty of using fog to target grasshoppers and questions the effectiveness of a quality service price building material. The text mixes Dutch phrase Spreek Met Ons urging direct contact.
Washington notes describe the Republican law committee's executive session failing to fix representation rules, deferring to a forthcoming national committee meeting and a future convention. The piece outlines internal factional strains, leadership doubts around Charles Hilles, and crossfire with progressives over reform, leadership, and tariff policy while flagging implications for next year’s elections.
The Iowa Poultry and Pet Stock association announces the annual poultry show will run in Des Moines from December 6 through 12. Secretary K H Guthrie says entry demand is high with many applications already received from Minnesota Nebraska and Illinois.
Paul C. Taff of the Ames extension department will speak at Pleasantville at 2 p m and again in Tracy in the evening. The talks aim to clarify Marion county's forthcoming short course and Taff is noted as a highly valued extension official.
Sveret and Garet Kruseman visited relatives at William and Bertha Nibbelink’s home. Frederic Nibbelink remains ill with poor prospects for recovery. Coon Nibbelink of Finlayson reports deer hunting success. MN visitors Bart and Chris Moll travel to see ill Henry Moll. Dr. and Mrs. Smith aided the Nibbelinks. Mrs. John Vos and Ed Sparks, both ill or injured, are noted. A meeting drew a large Sully crowd. Lena Tysseling and Nelle DePringer visit Pella. W W Society hosted by Mrs. Henry Veenstra. Emma Rempe dies after typhoid. Sympathy extended to bereaved family.
An advertisement proclaims that $15 buys an all wool suit or overcoat made especially for the buyer. It emphasizes the price as superior value, urging customers to choose Vander Linden for a wide selection of 500 different kinds.
Syringes are often made to look good without regard to durability. There are good syringes, and we take the trouble to find them. You can well afford to pay a trifle more for syringes of this quality.
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