W C C U Department Officers Invite Cooperation
W C C U announces officers including Mrs Geo Van der Zy as President Mrs A E Hurt as Vice President Mrs Ezra Temple as Secretary Mrs Henry Rhynsburger as Treasurer and Miss Hattie Harrison as Department Editor The group aims to unite local women in temperance work to reform intemperance educate public sentiment toward total abstinence and unite in Christ to save children and homes from alcohol power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. van der Zy
A. E. Hurt
Ezra Temple
Henry Rhynsburger
Hattie Harrison
Saloon Robbery Accounts and Temperance Calls
A visitor recounts watching a liquor dealer deposit two hundred dollars in a bank while noting that saloons drain workers pay and harm families. The piece cites police costs, calls for retirement of licensees, quotes General John A. Dix on property use, and urges temperance reforms. It also includes an unrelated anti catarrh advertisement and medical testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Ada
Boston
H- Dealer
Pennnsylvania
Harrisburg
John A. Dix
O. W. Scott
Central University Notes on visitors and basketball plans
Calvin Bender and Bert Houser of Knoxville visited old friends and watched Central defeat the Quakers. Townsfolk noted large crowds from Oskaloosa to Pella for the game. Post game, readers could read signs better. Coach Cavanagh begins gymnasium class organization with girls and boys using the gym three days each per week for gym and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bender
Bert Houser
Knoxville
Central Wallop
Quakers
Oskaloosa
Pella
Euglish
Cavanagh
Aktanged
Obutse
Week of prayer notes at I M and YW C A
The I M and YW C A report uplifting meetings during a week of prayer with girls at four o clock and boys at 6 45 pm. Ministers from town spoke and offered helpful instruction. A math question compares Central and Penn teams and officials. The Ladies Auxiliary hosted a supper at Mrs J M Cox to fund Randolph geological collection. A grand bonfire celebration after the game featured fireworks and cheers in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.M
YW. C.A
J. M. Cox
Randolph
College
Pella
No Poison in Chamberlain Cough Remedy from Napier New Zealand
A Napier New Zealand Herald report notes a 2 year old analysis by the Pharmacy Board of South Wales Australia found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Chamberlain Medicine Company Des Moines Iowa USA as the only cough medicine free of poisons. The maker labels it safest for mothers to give to children and recommends it for coughs colds croup and whooping cough available through F D Stubenrauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napier
New Zealand
Herald
Pharmacy Board of
South Wales
Australia
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines
Iowa
F. D. Stubenrauch
Real Estate Transfers Across Dallas to Knoxville Areas
A sequence of real estate transfers lists S C Johnston ref to Jacob Fight for 40 acres in Dallas township at 2400 dollars and multiple quit claim or fee transfers in Dallas, Liberty, Indiana and surrounding townships. Names include Levi M Wilson Sarah B Cloud Herman Mietveld J H Wagaman James Paggart Taggart G B de Bruyn and Knoxville Bank among others with parcels ranging from lots to hundreds of acres and prices from 100 to 8600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Johnston
Jacob
Dallas
Levi M. Wilson
Sarah BE. Cloud
Dallas Township
James ‘Paggart
W. E. ‘Taggartt
Knoxville
Glenn Y. Hartley
Knoxville National Bank
Franklin Township
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promised Relief and Cure
A reader seeks a remedy that provides quick relief and a permanent cure for a bad cold. The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soothing to the lungs, easing expectoration, counteracting pneumonia risk, and being pleasant and safe to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
New 1906 subscribers offered gift calendar and free 1905 issues
The Youth's Companion advertises 1906 subscriptions at 81 75 with immediate access to remaining 1905 issues. Content includes nearly 50 stories and opening chapters of Grace S Richmond's serial The Churchills Latch Steing, a sequel to The Second Violin. Free sample copies and a twelve color gold Minute Men Calendar are offered, address Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace S. Richmond
the Companion
Minutemen
The
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Community Notices From Runnells Iowa Visits and Local Events
Runnells residents report visits to Maxwell Percy Wellsville and Des Moines while others toured Kansas City and Rosebud Reservation. A Ford store burned last Saturday morning. L D S members attended Des Moines church dedication. Special Congregational meetings start next Sunday night. Local sports and health updates accompany brief family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Thomas
Pella
C. C. Philipps
Tracy
Runnells
Ford
Des Moines
Charlie Wallace
Rosebud Reservation
Iowa
Congregational Church
Public sale of house and two lots in Pella
Public notice of a sale of a house and two lots in block five southeast Pella. The auction, conducted by M. Porter as auctioneer, will occur Saturday November 25 in front of the new bank building. Jan A. de Vries signs as owner. Terms to be announced at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
New Bank
M. Porter
Jan A. de Vries
The Joy of Work and a Boy's Sled Craft
A boy explains that making a sled brings joy through the work, not the finished result, illustrating that the process matters more than outcomes. Exchange ad notes ladies' dress and school shoes for $1.50 to $4.00 at the 2 Vans.
Notice of Will for Cornelis den Boer in Marion County
The District Court in Marion County Iowa holds a hearing on the purported last Will and Testament of Cornelis den Boer, deceased. The clerk announces the instrument is on file and will be heard on December 12 during the next term, with all interested parties invited to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Marion County
Cornelis den Boer
Geo. W. Long
Knoxville
POS. &O., Dealers in CATTLE: AND ice. with t he Farmers' and ks
The fragment notes a listing or notice related to cattle dealers and ice, with references to the Farmers' organization. Details are unreadable, keeping to the concise listing nature of a newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POS. &O
Ice
T He Farmers
Des Moines Man Recovers After Sprain With Pain Balm
Herb W Edwards of Des Moines reports a winter slip left him with a sore wrist and bruised knees. He applied Chamberlains Pain Balm and says soreness vanished after a few uses. Product sold by F B Stubenrauch. Crown Fleshworm Eradicator advertised at Van der Linden's Bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb W. Edwards
Des Moines
Chamberlain
F. BD. Stubenrauch
van der Linden
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W.C.C.U. Department
Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & Co
Wilson
Wilson Heater
Simmons Hardware CO
St. Louis
Central University Notes
J. L. Barton
Central
Penn
Herman Rietveld
A. Waechter
Liberty Township
W. D. Dixon
Frank Shepherd
Indiana Township
Croy Davis
John R. Moody
Baker
Baker & Jones
Herman Mietveld
J. H. Wagaman
Marysville
T. A. 'Tysseling
G. B. de Bruyn
Grant Collins
R. A. Marshall
L. K. Butterfield
F. A. Scott
Robinson Street
Alice Plummer
Merrill Marsh
Pleasantville
Jan Akkerman
F. M. Walker
J. A. Walker
Swan Township
Abraham Donker
Henry E. Verploeg
Lake Prairie Township
Samuel Croy
Mattie Belle McCreary
W. EF. McCreary
Riley Sullivan
Albert H. Scoles
Hamilton
Mae Downey
Maxwell
J. L. Bullington
Percy
Whitehead and Son
Wellsville
Missouri
D. A. Tyler
Gilbert
Icel Denny
Diff Free
Kansas City
Harry Keller
Fremont
Nebraska
Earnie McKinney
Frank Hobbs
Runnells Reds
G. G. Brown
Wm. M. Kruger
Just
L. Popma
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