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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
6
Rev G C Peck heads to Oskaloosa to assist Rev Duboc in revival meetings and expects to resume Sunday services. The issue also highlights local ads for wagons, flour, medicines, and a range of notices from Pella including weddings, a pastor's move, and community happenings.
A rustic piece blends a corn husking hymn with local notices. Updates include Smorenberg and daugs visiting Adel and Des Moines, Dr. Keables heading to Chicago for a medical convention, Thomassen leaving college professorship for law, Hawley back in college duties, Mills contemplating departure due to illness, and a note that 2400 barrels of SEAL OF MINNESOTA flour are produced daily at Cole's seed store.
Clarence M Jones left for Illinois last week to care for his ill mother. Miss Anna McMillan and Cora Will visited homes near Knoxville. Students attended a football game between Penn College and Town State Normal. A game between Central and Des Moines College is set for November 19. Dr Eugene May opened the lecture course with a well attended first lecture.
Farm for sale in Guthrie county Iowa located 37 miles west of Des Moines priced at 50 per acre. Also 0 acre farm in Tucas county Iowa listed at 70 per acre. For particulars address Daniel T Tico Porty Missouri BABT a.
Jlerman Reitveld and wife transfer a Harvey lot to A. L. Carson for 4000 dollars. A. Rietveld and wife transfer a Harvey lot to L. van Rees for 1000 dollars.
A warning against using catarrh remedies with mercury which can ruin smell and injure health. promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheeny & Co as a safer internal treatment, with testimonials available and sold by druggists.
A church sermon by Rev John H Glass denounces licensed whisky trade as a cancer on society. He cites Esther and Habakkuk to urge total prohibition, arguing licenses bring revenue but cost towns money, prisons, and paupers. The address laments social harms and calls every citizen to oppose drinking.
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