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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1917

Page

3

News of Nearby Towns and Local Happenings

Fall weather remains fine though dry for harvest with tile work by John Van Maanen and Van Arkelig. Pella and Oskaloosa visits noted along with Red Cross oyster supper funds soldiers. A farm accident near the ranch left a finger severed but saved the hand, prompting thanks for the partial rescue.

John van Maanen van Arkelig van Gorp Pella Billy Binns Des Moines Red Cross Oskaloosa Neal Hemstra Shirley Binns Dirk van Gorp John Moody Carl Patterson Albert Sandmeir Dirk Freeken Otley

New Sharon notes military, medical and travel updates

Leon ard Lowry, who joined the National Guard at Oskaloosa last spring, is reported on the way home after discharge for physical disability. Mrs. Rupert Shoemake underwent a serious appendicitis operation at Williams hospital in Oskaloosa and is improving. Five veterans, Jacob Watland, Elling Pond, Robert Rhine, J. A. Craver and Dan Allen, left for a Vicksburg reunion. Dr S. W. Hartwell went to Oglethorpe Ga to join camp, with many friends bidding him God speed and promising to publish his letters in the Star.

Leonard Lowry National Guard Oskaloosa Rupert Shoemake Williams Hospital Jacob Watland Elling Pond Robert Rhine J. A. Craver Dan Allen Vicksburg Miss Chicago O] Fleming New Orleans South S. W. Hartwell Oglethorpe Dr Hartwell New Sharon Athletic Association Star

Monroe Community Notes From The Mirror

Monroe and nearby residents share weekend visits including Harry Worth George Neff and Martin O Connor Jr N P Collins from Mitchell Neb visiting Jess Honnald and Rose Mullins homes G J Johnson ill with typhoid fever hospitalized in Des Moines Chas Fry sells ten acre farm to Wm Neff for 350 per acre Peter Cramer of Los Angeles visits Reasner and Monroe Will Hagan injured when car jack slips Will LeGrand loses left index finger in accident.

the Mirror Harry Worth George Neff Martin O'Connor, Jr Camp Dodge N. P. Collins Mitchell, Neb Jess Honnald Rose Mullins G. J. Johnson Des Moines Chas. Fry Wm. Neff Peter Cramer Los Angeles Cal Reasner Monroe Ivy Will Hagan Will LeGrand

Eddyville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Eddyville reports a busy week with visits from M T Lobberecht, P Vandenberg, and C Van Gemert. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Muilenberg, and Joe Van Winkle writes of target practice aboard the U S S Charleston. Street oiling and a near school-day accident prefix the town’s note of local business and farming.

M. T. Lobberecht Hubrecht New Sharon P. Vandenberg Fifield C. van Gemert Albia G. Aalbers Joe Muilenberg Grays Creek Bert St. Louis Joe van Winkle U. S. S. Charleston J. O. McLoney Joe France Panama Gerrit DeWild John Wynberg Wynberg Produce House Pella Gerrit Gerrit Filled His Position Very Satisfactorily and Mr. Wynberg Rolla Whitsel Wynberg Eddyville Helen McCrea Irene Awtry Zella Berry Bluff Creeff Ming Awtry Miss McCreasel Miss Berry Bridgeport Neo

Knoxville Social Notes From Journal Readers

Knoxville society items note Mrs A Dr Selby of Des Moines visiting sister Mrs Russell Kerr southwest of town then returning home last Thursday. Mrs A J Hanna and son Chas Grant, former Knoxville residents now in Des Moines, visited relatives last week. Mrs W Reed of Amos and Mrs Henry Young of Bentie Butte North Dakota arrived Friday to visit at J Young home.

Burr Phelps Knoxville J. W. Carter Shoe Co Nashville Hardin J. Sue Monmouth Everist No. 13 West Slope FP. M. Stentz Boyd Ruby Liberty Sask Canada Stentz Iowa Banana Belt John S. Fulmer Pocahontas Fulmer Dallas Center J. #. Young

Prairie City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Paul DeWit of Pella visited Prairie City Monday afternoon. Several residents, including Miss Alpha Den Hartog and Miss Stella Weyers from Otley, traveled to nearby towns for family and social visits. Local residents, such as Mrs. R. Zaager and Mrs. N. Van Haaften, were seen in Pella, while Lt. R. Van Voorhin prepared for deployment to Fort Riley and possible further assignments. Camp Funston near Fort Riley is noted as the United States’ largest cantonment.

Paul DeWit Pella Prairie City R. Zaager N. van Haaften Alpha den Hartog Stella Weyers Otley van Zante W. Vanden Berg John Klein Wesslings D. Bierma H. Frank Truro D. J. van Ryswyk Lewis Vander Streek Hugo Steenhoek C. van Arkel Baby Clifford California Camp Dodge Camp Funston Fort Riley United States

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim

A claim that catarrh is widespread and incurable by local remedies. It argues catarrh is a constitutional issue needing constitutional treatment and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as an internal remedy acting through the blood on the mucous membranes.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

We Cannot Go to the Front but Our Money Stands With You

A wartime verse from John Martin's Book promises support for soldiers fighting Kaiser's forces. It declares readers cannot join the front but will fund and sustain the war effort, pledging loyalty, prayers, and financial sacrifice to help the soldiers overseas. The piece frames Uncle Sam as urging continued backing and victory through money and morale.

Help the Nation Win Liberty Bond Appeal

A wartime fundraising appeal urges Americans to buy Liberty bonds to fund U S troops in Europe. It frames bond purchases as patriotic sacrifice and the safest investment, backed by all citizens, calling on every woman, man, and child to participate now.

United States Democratic Republic Europe

Pella Markets Update From Van der Zyl Bros Cattle

A financial note lists market ranges corrected by Van der Zyl Bros Cattle. Cattle prices run from six to twelve dollars per hundredweight, hogs from twelve to fifteen, corn around one dollar seventy-five per bushel, and wheat also about one dollar seventy-five to two dollars per bushel.

Vander Zyl Bros

Be Honest In Trivial Matters Teachings On Honesty From The Comrade

The piece argues for strict honesty in small acts such as borrowing a cent or a few items. It notes grocers' tales of tiny thefts and recalls a girl at school warned about a friend who borrowed ribbons pins stamps and loose change without returning them. It urges honesty as a moral duty, not merely practical policy.

Sour stomach advice by F D Stubenrauch

The advice urges eating slowly and chewing thoroughly, abstaining from meat briefly, which may relieve sour stomach. If symptoms persist, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets after supper. Red meats are cited as a common trigger, and cutting them out is suggested as a remedy.

Chamberlain F. D. Stubenrauch

Alien Foot-Nose powder aids troops in drills

In a period style notice, Alien Poot markets an antiseptic powder for feet, claimed to reduce friction in shoes and ease walking during military drills. It states Young men in every commune use Alien's Foot-Nose for comfort and preparedness, used by Allied and French troops.

Hingy

Hats to Match Your Suit or Overcoat Ad

M. Vander Linden offers tailored headwear and accessories matching suits or overcoats. Hats priced at 2.50, caps 1.50, belts 0.75 to 1.00. Local ad promoting coordinating apparel and accessories with men’s attire.

M. Vander Linden

You Can Make Money At Home With L Brown Offer

Advertises home based money making scheme claiming easy pleasant and permanently profitable work. Promises profit with no risk and requests name address and one reference to L Brown at 66 Murray Bt New York City.

L. Brown Murray Bt New York City

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