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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
2
Legal notice announces a will filing for E H Schubring deceased in Marion County Iowa. The District Court clerk and deputy invite all interested parties to appear at the December 5 1910 hearing in Knoxville Iowa.
The Newton Ice and Cold Storage Company, upon the request of principal stockholder Frank Wilgon, passed into receivership on Saturday. Details indicate the transfer to a court appointee as the company seeks restructuring and ongoing operations under a receiver.
Miss Minnie Vanden Berg entertained her Sunday school class at her home last Saturday afternoon. The girls praise her as a fine hostess and say she knows how to entertain guests. A letter to the editor requests names and addresses of Civil War and Indian War veterans who served after the Civil War to 1883, to add to the National Indian War Veterans association records for pension support.
Henry Hegner, National Commander of the Indian War Veterans, resides at 4428 Elizabeth Street in Denver Colorado. C. R. Hauser serves as National Secretary at 4343 Market Street in Denver Colorado.
For years I have been urged to handle pianos and I now offer strictly high grade pianos built to give service and satisfaction rather than big profits. I have sold several to Pella citizens and invite you to inspect sample instruments at my home. Call Prov A P Kuyper at No. 112 P. 8. Visit us at the Pella Fair.
A listing notes a 170 acre farm near Mitchellville along the Des Tas Interurban route Fallroad with an all new address update. The brief item emphasizes the farm size and location for prospective buyers.
A reflective meditation on how names outgrow reputations and how fear, experience, discipline, and vanity shape men. It argues wisdom comes from being asked, that truth about some men emerges after death, and that reputation often outlives the person.
A News Republican report extols Pella Iowa as a Holland town founded by Dominie Scholte in 1847 seeking religious freedom. It notes thrifty Dutch settlers, broad streets, ongoing sewer work, a central park, thriving commerce, a college and churches, and strong loyalty to American institutions among residents.
An affectionate ode extols home as the center of love and virtue. It portrays domestic scenes where maternal care and paternal affection bind a family, offering solace, healing, and the cradle of childhood impressions that shape lifelong values. The piece notes resilience in exile and the enduring memory of home’s lights and kindness.
Mitch Preas of the Osage Journal notes Percy Lapham left last Thursday for Des Moines as a prolific book agent. He has sold and delivered two hundred fifty seven Practical Stock Doctors this summer, earning a feared reputation among farmers in his territory and will be a junior at Des Moines College this year.
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