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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
6
The political chatter notes Harding’s uncertain links to Iowa leadership, census shifts threatening a lost congressman, and counterpoints to slander from opponents. It recalls Wilson’s wartime legacy, Nebraska church history, and voter appeals by veterans about Democratic errors and wartime experiences.
A fragmented OCR line hints at a population event in insper ing county during a crisis, suggesting unusual growth or displacement. The readable terms indicate a local impact with reference to the county and a notable incident. Further details are not available in the legible text.
Reading reflects a voice arguing work shortages push immigration, warning agitators and alleging idleness fuels the issue. It condemns Republican attacks on President Wilson, urges慎 prudent support for candidates not aligned with party rhetoric, and upholds Wilson’s leadership as a war-time statesman.
A Morgantown based campaign touts the town’s industries to a national audience. Slogans highlight automobiles with coast to coast headlight prisms, seven seas driven coal, iron and steel castings, and county record books bound in Morgantown. The campaign seeks to keep Morgantown’s progress before the world.
A Fayette Idaho Independent column extols grit amid varied notes from Eldora Times and a Wichita breach of promise suit. It also reports on Idaho dried apples prepared without handling and a Griswold divorce revived at a baseball game. The piece touches on Ole Margarine from Canady, a bootleg whiskey scheme, revenue agents, and a Minnesota border tale with a talk of freedom and risk.
A rough, fragmented narrative recounts a man evading revenue agents in a Buick loaded with seven thousand dollars of whiskey. He hides in brush and uses a muddy ford to escape, borrowing a tractor to move the car and fleeing by water. A farmer helps, giving whiskey and money, while the narrator dreams of six weeks’ work to fund his family.
If your feet ache and burn Sid make you tired ask any druggist for Allen's Foot Powder. This antiseptic powder helps relieve distress from foot odor and irritation, cooling and refreshing tired feet.
A fragment notes two pairs of pants for $36.00 and a three piece set for $40.00 from M Vander Linden. The text is a rough sale listing with unclear full context.
The store reports ongoing marked reductions on footwear. Prices have been cut by one to about two and a half dollars per pair, continuing for several weeks to attract buyers.
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