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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1905

Page

5

Central College Defeats Parsons in Fastest Pella Football Game

Friday afternoon Central College overwhelmed Parsons 29 to 0 in a fast game described as the fastest ever played in Pella. Key plays featured Reece’s leadership and the team’s speed with four of five goals kicked by Reece and multiple long scoring drives by end runs and cross backs.

Parsons Col Lege Pella Central Parsons Centra Johnson Jaderstrom Barton Reece Central Football Team Parsons College

Van Gorkum Property Sold at Auction on East Franklin

The H. Van Gorkum property on East Franklin Street was auctioned in front of the new bank building last Saturday afternoon. Despite bad weather a crowd gathered and the building and lot sold for 575 to Fred Calhoun.

Chronicle H. van Gorkum East Franklin Street Bank Fred, Calhoun

Union Temperance Meeting at Baptist Church Sunday Evening

Union Temperance lecturer Rankin, state organizer of the Marshall Clubs, will speak at the Baptist church Sunday at 7 30 pm. He advocates legislative action for stricter liquor laws and urges city churches to join. A men’s meeting follows at 3 pm in the auditorium with the topic A Hard Row of Stamps for Men and How to Get Through Them.

AGC Rankin Baptist Church Marshall Clubs

James Blee Found Guilty After Night Jury Verdict

James Blee was found guilty of murder in the Failor case near Knoxville after a night trial. The jury returned a manslaughter verdict with Judge Applegate presiding. Prosecution and defense details described a fractured family dispute on a forty acre farm where Henry Failor was killed. A new trial or appeal to the supreme court was expected if the defense seeks relief.

Failor Knoxville James Blee Henry Failor Swan Supreme Court Applegate Jamies

Man Kills Man at Farm Gate in Self Defense Claim

Bree shot Fallor at the gate by the house and barn after being told not to enter. Fallor’s eleven year old son witnessed the act, testifying the shot was unprovoked. Bree contends self defense alleging his half brother reached for a revolver when he fired.

Fallor Failor Blee Bree

Bad Sidewalks at Main Street Crossing

A letter to authorities calls out the West Main Street crossing at Van der Ploeg corner for dangerous drainage and grade issues. Water floods Moses Clark’s front walk, a cement pool forms, and the boards over a mound create icy hazards. The writer urges immediate grade lowering and proper drainage to restore safe passage.

Main Street van der Ploeg Moses Clark

Ridgeway Company Delights Audiences in Pella Lecture Night

The Katherine Ridgeway Company performed at the auditorium on Thursday evening as the first Y M C A lecture course program of the season. Ridgeway, a celebrated reader, received multiple encores with support from a pianist Tecktoniis, a contralto and a tenor. The ensemble drew wide praise for reading and piano, while vocals spurred divided opinions. Overall the show met high expectations, with some wishing for a longer program.

Katherine Ridgeway Y. M Miss Ridgeway Pella Tecktonius

Vote of Thanks to Rathbone Sisters by Ballengee Band

Members of the Ballengee Concert Band at City Hall Monday evening thanked the Rathbone Sisters for the social given to the band. A copy of the vote of thanks will be sent to the Rathbone Sisters and published in the Pella Chronicle and Pella's Weekblad.

Bal-lengee Rathbone Sisters Pella Chronicle Pella

Fishermen and Hunters Sale of Two Row Boats Next Saturday

Fishermen and hunters are informed that on Saturday October 21 two factory made row boats will be sold in front of the Peoples Trust Company's building. Boats offered at bargain prices.

Peoples ‘Trust Company

200 Acre Pella Area Farm Auction Notice

For sale 200 acre farm with good land and improvements located six miles northwest of Pella known as the Jan Steinhoek farm. Auction held Saturday October 21 at 2 30 p m on the southeast corner of the square. Porter Auct BL 33 M.

Pella Jan Steinhoek Porter

200 Acre Farm Near Pella With Improvements

Auction listing describes a 200 acre farm with good land and improvements located about six miles northwest of Pella, known as the Jan Steinhoek farm. Sale details indicate auctioning the property, with southwest.

Fair Treasurer Reports Lal Prairie Fair Gate Receipts

Fair Treasurer Rhynaburger notes three day gate receipts totaling 1855.40 with 984 paid on opening day 1471.85 on day two and 143.95 on final day. Attendance declined last day while school children entered free, reducing visible turnout despite large crowds from many areas.

Rhynaburger Lal Prairie District

Two Young Men Sentenced After Bottled Disputes

Nick Koop mans and John Van der Werf were taken to Knoxville by Constable Fred Calhoun last Tuesday. Each received a thirty day sentence after a dispute at Henry Van der Werf’s home over drinking. One pleaded guilty. the other denied. Mayor Allen presided in justice court and the men are serving their terms.

Nick Koopmans John van der Werf Knoxville Fred Calhoun Henry van der Werf Oskaloosa van der Werf Justice Court Allen

How to Cure Corns and Bunions

Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, pare closely without drawing blood, and apply Cham berlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. A corn plaster protects from the shoe. For sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale by F. D. Stubenrauch.

Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

Farms for sale in Marion Mahaska and Jasper counties

A notice promotes several farms in Marion Mahaska and Jasper counties for sale. Interested buyers should inquire or address W B Howerton at American House in Pella Iowa for details.

Marion Mahaska Jasper County W. BR. Howerton Amerigan House Pella Iowa

Death of Harvey postmaster Willian H. Dennis

William H. Dennis of Harvey dies at home after three weeks illness from liver trouble linked to yellow jaundice and dropsy. Age fifty five, husband and father of four, longtime Harvey postmaster and prominent citizen. Funeral held this afternoon at two, burial at Eureka cemetery two miles west of Harvey. E. S. Dennis and family from this city attended portions of the week. He was deeply mourned in the community.

William H. Dennis Harvey Dennis Hureka

New Court House Turned Down at Newton Jasper Election

A special election held Tuesday in Jasper county Newton rejected the question of building a new court house. Voter turnout appeared steady as residents weighed the fiscal impact and future county needs.

New Court House Newton Jasper County

Voters rebuff plan for new courthouse in Newton area

The Newton Journal reports decisive election results with 2,209 votes against bonds and 1,684 in favor. Outside townships heavily opposed, 1,463 votes against in twenty precincts, while Newton and Newton township supported 886. With two townships missing, the proposition failed by 577 votes and a time may come for a courthouse later.

Newton Journal Newton

Depot Ground Broken For New City Passenger Depot

Robert McConochie arrived with helpers to break ground for a new passenger depot at Main Street. The project aims for completion and occupancy by Christmas under supervising architect Verley. Building will use brick from Des Moines and LaSalle, with a 20 by 60 foot, one story layout and separate waiting rooms, baggage area, center ticket office, and a long platform extending 90 feet west and 110 feet east.

Robert McConochie Main Street Verley New. Bank Des, Moines Ré.mainder LaSelle Oska- Joosa Oskaloosa

Churches Second Reformed Church Service Schedule

Wm. J. Van Kersen, pastor, invites all to services at 10 45 a m with the sermon Thou Shalt not Kill and at 7 30 p m with the sermon True Friendship Sabbath school begins 9 30 a m prayer meeting at 6 30 p m on Sacred Songs That Have Helped A Welcome to all.

Wm. J. van Kersen

Autobiographies Featured in M E Church Services

The M E Church led by Pastor E Edwards invites all to morning services on the Autobiographers theme and evening readings. Sunday-school begins at 9:30 with preaching at 10:45. B Y P U at 6:30 and a temperance union meeting at 7:30 featuring A CO Rankin.

E. Edwards Union Temperance A. CO. Rankin

Bank building fixtures praised for swift installation

George Heeren and his workmen lead a notable effort on the new bank’s fixtures. John Hesseink has focused ten days on stairways and partitions, delivering rapid, quality work seen as unmatched in Pella. Mr and Mrs Bs Dennis traveled to Harvey Tuesday for family reasons and returned to Pola yesterday, then headed to Sass for a gathering.

George Heeren Bank John Hesseink Pel-la John Bs. Dennis Harvey Dennis William Hy Dennia Pola Sass Tod

Diphtheria fears and local trade notes in Pella area

Reports from across the state warn of diphtheria troubles with some fatalities. Corydon closes public schools while auction activity thrives with M Porter selling stock for Col Woods and Col Luther. Local items cover church ads, photo reproductions, football gate pricing, residents visiting, ship crew moves, fair board actions, and retail moves in Oskaloosa Albia and Pella.

Corydon

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Hi. van Gorkum Union Temperance Meeting Katherine Ridgeway Company Willian H. Dennis Second Reformed Church M. E. Church M. Porter New Sharon Col. Woods Lincoln Nebraska Woods United States Tere Mr. Porter G. W. Way & Son Col. Luther Grand Junction Mr.Phelps Tainter Newton Daily News G. L. Smith Congregational Church H. P. Klein Fairgrounds A.T. George Dayton Mr. George George The Fair Directors Lou de Vries Albia Henry de Wit Cole H. M. Langerak van Niewaal Chas, Sipkema W. B. Laforce L. A. Garrison D. D O. W. Catlin Baptist Record Garrison Chas, FH Stull Baptist Waukon Town Sadler South Main Street J. van Maren
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