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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
2
A reflection on how the mind nudges toward waking early even as the body settles into sleep. The piece explores the tension between desire for discipline and the pull of rest, capturing the universal push and pull of morning discipline.
Kansas City stock yards report a weak beef market as excess short fed cattle drove prices down 25 to 35 cents early week, with a partial recovery later. About 14 000 head run today, hogs rising to pay near 7.75, sheep and lambs slipping but then edging up 10 to 15 cents. J A Rickart, live stock correspondent, notes higher on feed figures and 75 percent more sheep and lambs on feed than last year.
Miss Allee Yard stopped her work last week while Miss Wimmer of Clinton was called home Saturday due to illness. Prof Read led a fine Monday meeting. Basket ball practice will start after football ends. A game drew no scoring, but the celebration pleased most. Prof Sadler lectured on Wagner in Clinton and spoke to the Auxiliary Club. Madam Zeisler, a famed pianist, performed in Oskaloosa with readers from the club. A recital featured Margaret Tracy Merna Thomas and others. The Ladies Glee Club and Chapels heard talks by Dean Severn and Dr. Bailey. Dress suits arrived for the next social function and Cocoa was served at Cotton Hall.
Central College and Parsons played a hard fought game with several advances and turnovers. Parsons defense limited Central gains while both teams battled through multiple fumbles and incomplete passes in a defensive echoes game.
A detailed account of the game describes repeated gains and punts as Parsons and Central battle without scoring. Key figures include Parsons, Bogaard, Oberman, Van Spanckeren, Armstrong, Kempkes, Van Zante, and Visser. The lineup lists players from Parsons and Central with positions and officials noted. Time of quarters 15 and 10 minutes.
C U I students deserve credit for clearing streets and alleys of barrels and boxes last Friday. A bonfire symbolized the rejoicing after a strong football game against the enemy. Merchants should reward the cleanup, and residents should not leave empties out to risk misuse.
For sale is 182 acres of highly productive land near Des Moines Iowa. Located three miles east of the corporation and half a mile from a good school two churches and a shop and grocery. The Des Moines rate appears indicated in the ad text.
Cross eyes straighten and headaches eased as glasses are fitted to correct sight. Granulated lids watery eyes and ingrowing lashes cured. Catarh cured by a new method. Examinations free. The doctor invites all former patients to call. Do not miss this opportunity.
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