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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
7
An ad promotes a $5.50 meal wool pants deal by M Vander Linden. The message asks readers if they knew the price covers a “meall wool pair” and highlights many kinds available.
Local page from Pella area reports visits in Des Moines by Ruth Aschenbrenner and family, birthdays, and travel of residents. Notes on farm work, corn picking progress, bumper yields, and nearby business remodeling. A Dubuque visitor faces Wisconsin hunting penalties. sheep and hardware store updates appear amid local society chatter.
A 277 acre farm in Wapello County near Dudley and Chillicothe offers level to Hilly blue grass land with 40 acres corn 20 acres timber and rest pasture. Features include a 7 room house barn 48 by 48 with basement shed corn crib smoke house chicken house wells pond and creek. Priced at 80 dollars per acre with favorable terms and nearby schools churches R F D and telephones. W A Longstreth Bussey Iowa advertises additional smaller farms in the area.
A court ordered sale of parts of city lots in North Pella Marion County Iowa follows a 1913 decree in Gerrit Roorda v A A Buwalda et al The sale set for December 17 1913 at the Gaass law office Pella runs 9am to 4pm with 25 cash and balance by February 1 1914 Referree J H Stubenrauch and attorney Geo G Grass oversee proceedings Other notices include a will proof for Tennis VanArkel hearing December 16 1913 Clerk Meyer Langerak Knoxville Iowa and a Weather Bureau weekly report Also an advertisement for OCULUM poultry remedy offered at the Chronicle office
An advertisement touts full strength peroxide, urging buyers to get a bottle for their medicine chest. It promotes large bottles at a small price of ten cents, attributed to Vander Lindens Bazar.
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