Saloon case under Mulot law heard in Knoxville court
In Marion County Iowa a dispute over Pete Jansen's saloon near Mrs J Sybenga’s property prompted a district court hearing before Judge J H Applegate. Mrs Sybenga seeks nuisance abatement and injunction claiming lack of consent and unlawful sale of intoxicants to minors. Jansen’s side argues the saloon operates orderly and should be allowed to continue.
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Pete Jansen
J. Sybengan
J.H. Applegate
Knoxville
J. L. Warren
Jansen
Thomassen
Sybenga
Pella
Huber
Marion County
Towa
J. Sybenga
Iowa
H. J. Robertus
Walter Jansen
Iia
Peter Jansen
Cate Mquorg
Tulsange
Road Repair Campaign Before Election In County
Residents in Howell station area have long urged road improvements to the county line. The Pella Banner notes Supervisor Lik Knoxville’s pledge to fix the stretch, urging voters to hold officials accountable and support a staged macadam project with riprap to safeguard the river bank.
Notice to Bid for Hose Drying Tower Contract
Bids will be received by the committee on fire department for the building of a hose drying tower with city furnishing all materials plans and specifications available at the city clerk's office. Bids must be filed with the committee chairman by 8 p m Wednesday October 4 2004. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Committee On Fire Department
Gas plant scheme in Pella faces scrutiny by locals
Knoxville and Des Moines promoters push a $25 000 gas plant plan for Pella with $15 000 cash. critics urge visiting existing plants and testing practicality before mixing gas with the town’s electric service. The piece also urges careful voter judgment on the Democratic ticket ahead of November eighth.
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Knoxville
Messrs
O. P. Wright
Willam Kincaid
City
Co. H. Brown
E. L. Wortham
Des Moines
Polla
Attte
Knoxville Men Fined After Game Trip Disturbance
Mile Dorrah and G E Munger from Knoxville accompanied a football party to Pelly last Saturday. After imbibing, they caused a disturbance and were jailed by Marshal Var Zee. Before Mayor Huber they pled guilty to intoxication and each fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 14.85. They arranged payment by Knoxville telephones. The feed stable owner threatened arrest for theft but did not prosecute. The men apologized and warned it should not happen again amid ongoing local mischief by some Knoxville youths.
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Mile Dorrah
G. E. Munger
Knoxville
Pelly
Marshal Var Zee
Huber
Here
Voter in Marion County Contemplates Ballot Comparison
A Marion County resident weighs options for voting, considering carrying both the Democratic and Republican tickets to compare candidates for different offices before deciding. The approach aims to settle the choice intelligently by evaluating each ticket's selections.
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Marion
Knoxville 12 Central College 0 Football on Campus
A Chronicle report describes Knoxville high school beating Central College 12 to 0 on the college campus last Saturday afternoon. The game was rough and disorderly with players exchanging blows and nutting, resembling a rough exhibition. A rematch is noted for tomorrow between the College team and Newton Normal, with hopes Knoxville juniors perform better.
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Knoxville
Central College
Chronicle
Groun
Plo
Newton Normil
Mrs Vanderpols New Goods From St Louis Trip
Mrs. Vanderpol has returned from the World’s Fair in St Louis and selected goods for her Pella store. She offers a fine stock of plain and fancy dress goods with latest trimmings, belts, novelties, Pogey from Paris, bustier brown items, crush velvet belts, chenille trimming buttons, art drapery and more. The article urges customers to visit the store to see the selection.
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D. Vanderpol Hias
St. Louis
Pella
Vanderpol
Peggy
Paris
Buster Brown
Wil
Hawley Nominated for Clerk of Courts at Knoxville Demo Cen
At the Knoxville county convention on Saturday afternoon Professor O A Hawley was unanimously nominated for clerk of the courts. The article praises his fitness and qualifications, noting his life experiences from a farming upbringing to college education and service as an instructor at Drake University and in Pella. It argues he would be a capable, honest public servant and predicts strong cross party support if he receives a full vote.
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Knoxville
O. A. Hawley
Hawley
Lfe
Hoe
Drake University
Des Moines
Pella
Stanley
Marion County
Wedding of Minnis Mae Talbot to William M Pice
Wedding bells ring next Wednesday evening October 1 at the Talbot home near Sully for Minnis Mae Talbot and William M Pice. Invitations have gone out and the affair is expected to be elaborate with a reception at the couple’s home the following evening. Friends extend wishes for happiness and prosperity.
Will Work for Him and Vote for Him Pete McCormack
Incumbent county attorney Pete McCormack faces serious illness from overwork near the end of the campaign. The Knoxville Express notes strong support and promises his friends across the county will cover duties if he must retire briefly. A push to back the Democratic ticket includes praise for Pete.
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Pete’ McCormack
Attorrney
McCormack
Pete
Knoxville Express
Dr Hancher Finger Breaks In Two Places In Accident
Dr Hancher who was to lecture in the auditorium this evening sustained a painful but not serious accident last Thursday afternoon while riding his bicycle east of Mt Pleasant. A horse kicked him, breaking a finger in two places on his right hand and bruising him. he will wear a bandaged hand for some time but can still attend to duties.
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Hancher
Mt. Pleasant
Ulm
Hunch-back Glassblower in Trouble After Fair Incident
A hunchback glassblower known as Johnny Anderson, who operated a glass-blowing setup at the city fair, reportedly moved from Pella to Ottumwa after the street fire and carnival. He was described as being involved in trouble according to the Daily Democrat.
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Uut
Pella
Ottumwa
Daily Democrat
Johny Anderson
Glass blowers show linked assault case at carni val
Ed Barbour known as Seven, a glass blower, was assaulted near the depot last Sunday evening. He suffered a severe stomach cut but is expected to recover. Arrests were made this afternoon on three counts including assault with intent to murder and afflict great bodily injury. Mrs Williams was also assaulted and a dog owned by Jacob Rush injured. Anderson’s case set for Tuesday before Justice Campbell.
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Ed. Barbour
Seven
Williams
East End
Jacob Rush
Anderson
Campbell
Past Chief W L Allen presides at Red Men meeting
Past chief woodpecker W L Allen attended the annual meeting of the Independent Order of Red Men in Des Moines last Monday morning. The event saw the founding of the Whole Mole No 1 at Columbia hall with 200 delegates, who elected officers for the coming year including John Dineen and R G Priebe.
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W. L. Allen
Des Moines
Independent Order of Red Men
Dr. Allen
Woodpecker
Order of Woodpeckers
Columbia Hall
East Des Moines
Grand Council
Itis
Grand Lodge
Knights of Khorassan
Knights of Pythias
John Dineen
R. G. Priebe
O. W. Wheeler
FP. FE. Lumpkin
J. BR. Ball
Help wanted at Pella Chronicle printing shop
Due to a heavy workload the Pella Chronicle seeks two young men with basic knowledge of the printing business to serve as general helpers. Apply at once to join the team and assist with daily tasks.
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Pella Chronicle
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Lik
Mr. Luke
Winter
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Hancher
Ogulist
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A. H. Weber
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