Neighborhood Notes and Local Disturbances
Local correspondents report social visits among Pella Newton Des Moines and New Sharon residents. A death near Des Moines, the Canney disappearance case, and a Newton speech by W. J. Bryan loom in the week. The Des Moines Capital notes a presidential belt of New York to Illinois states shaping national politics.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Buchanan
Roosevelt
Fi field church services and local updates
No services were held at the Fi field church last Sunday. Nearby farmers attended farming in Pella on Saturday. Pella is a local business hub. Frank Cox suffers a sore eye from steel particles while filing a saw. Mr. Ross, the Fifield merchant, has a new well drilled, five feet into rock. Gerrit Schell directs the digging. Geo. Houck, four year Wabash railroad employee, resigns to move to Colorado to run a ranch with his brother-in-law.
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J. W. Canney
James W. Canney
Chicago
Tracey Polley
Polley
Canney
Oceola
Des Moines
Twenty-fifth Street
Wyoming
L. P. Colleran
Mathis
Mr. Canney
Fifield
Pella
Frank Cox
Ross
Gerrit Schell
Geo. Houck
Wabash Railroad
Colorado
Business Opportunities for All on Chicago Great Western Railway
Iowa Illinois Minnesota Missouri form a prime agricultural belt where farmers prosper and business thrives. W J Reap Industrial Agent seeks capable men with capital for diverse ventures including creamery and milling, general merchandise hardware harness hotels banks and stockbuyers. Send for maps and Maple Leaflets.
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Iinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Chicago Great Western
United States
W. J. Reap
Industrial Agt
Endicott Bld'g
St. Paul, Minn
Children Fertilizers for Growing Minds and Bodies
An old advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nutrient treatment for children who need extra nourishment. It claims the product helps children grow in flesh, strength, blood, mind, and happiness, urging readers to request a free sample from Scott & Browne, chemists in New York.
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Scott
Debated presidential appeal stoking state pride shifts
The passage mocks political maneuvering around a president since Buchanan and the appeal to state pride as politics. It then shifts to a playful aside about Mary and her lamb, contrasting past rhetoric with modern grandeur as Mary rides a modern wheel, while critics gaze.
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Buchanan
Mary
Executor's Sale on Oct 19 1901 for Thomassen estate
Public sale announced by Geo J Thomassen as executor of the estate of Geort Thomassen. The sale will take place Saturday October 19 1901 at the store building containing the general stock including dry goods notions crockery glass and chinaware and other articles. Terms cash. Magionx.
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Geort Thomassen
Geo. J. Thomassen
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