Wanted Town Property or Vacant Lot
Classified notice seeking town property or vacant lot with inquiries directed to the Chronicle office for particulars.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
8
Classified notice seeking town property or vacant lot with inquiries directed to the Chronicle office for particulars.
A Sunday School lesson recalls Ezra 8 to 4 5 on rebuilding the house of God. It covers the exiles returning from Babylon in 586 BCE, their nine hundred mile desert journey, the Samaritan presence, and initial efforts to restore worship and temple service with focus on building, spirit, favorable conditions, differing emotions, temptations, and worldly opposition.
Marion county Iowa votes on October 24 1911 to erect a county home funded by coupon bonds of 3000 and a two mill tax. Resolution approved authorizes sheriff to publish notice in The Knoxville Express and set election details with ballots printed on yellow paper. Board of Supervisors chairman D G van Zante Allen Anderson and Bert Richards preside. county officers Don Smith and S. E. Cronkhite sign.
Equal to charcoal broilers used in hotels and restaurants describes a range with a ready broil function when prepped for boiling water or other cooking. No odor or smoke escapes the room as fumes are drawn up the chimney. The roller box is polished steel and resists rust while the wire broiler remains heavy and tin plated.
Ploz De Moss and family visited Pella Fair and her mother Mrs. H Swans. Various Otley residents attended the fair, hosted visitors from Galesburg and Monroe, and reports note illnesses births and home projects. Multiple pedestrians, neighbors, and kin visited Pella and Des Moines, with several babies born to local couples.
Several from this vicinity attended the Pella Fair Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs M Hayeer entertained guests from Otley Sunday. Julia Van Zee has resigned her position as clerk at the Meppelink and Co store. She will remain at home for the present. Mr and Mrs Albert Van Duren are the proud parents of a baby girl. Miss Edna Sedrel spent Saturday and Sunday with her friend Grace Drost. Mrs Wm Tysseling of Rose Hill visited over Sunday with her daughter Mrs Rene De Reus. The Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Reformed church held their yearly meeting at the church Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was a complete success. Harry Boland and N Van Vliet were seen on our streets Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J E Vanderzyl celebrated the 5th anniversary of their wedding day Tuesday. Lewis Van Roekel came home from Holland, Mich., Tuesday.
For sale notice listing farms in Marion and Mahiska Counties. Seller W N Hall of Oska Joona Iowa provides contact for interested buyers. Includes location references and sales offer details.
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