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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
6
Excerpts from Young People's Weekly and Christian Instructor condemn the liquor trade as a national peril. They cite millions affected by drunkenness, urge Christians to oppose the saloon, and argue Roosevelt’s square deal should extend to temperance reform.
Miss Olosz from Webster City spoke to the girls in the auditorium about The Women s Baptist Home Mission Society. Mr French has been ill but is improving and able to attend classes. Students plan to attend the Baptist state convention in Ottumwa as Mr Mills and Mr Robinson stay through the week.
Friday activities highlight a high school victory in a mixed schedule at Des Moines College with the high school beating the college scrubs by two touchdowns to one. Social events, chapel talks by Dr. Garrison, and campus reflections on Pella Iowa’s Dutch heritage are noted alongside plans for future games and reminiscences.
The Coopersville Observer editor recalls a childhood return to Pella Iowa after a Chicago visit. He describes traveling from Coopersville to Chicago on Goodrich boats, visiting the White City, and arriving in Pella where he spent youth. He reflects on hockey, schooling, and early trades amid familiar scenes from twenty-four years ago.
If you are troubled with indigestion constipation liver and kidney troubles Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well Thirty five cents F D Stubenrauch
Since the last report the clerk granted licenses to marry Henry van der Wert aged 24 and Henriet ta ver Heul 19 John N Mathes 30 and Jeannetta Vos 24 Walter J Over ton 42 and Atlee Rogers 22 Loren A Mckern 20 Dessie Johnson 18 Dirk van der Ploeg 30 and Gertrude A van Houwelinge 26.
An 1880s advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for indigestion constipation dyspepsia and kidney and liver disorders and all stomach troubles. It offers 35 cents for tea or tablets by I D Stubenrauch.
A schoolmaster chides his wife for word choices and pokes at faults in phrasing about Henry Jones. The wife disputes the distinction while he laments her quibbles, insisting she harasses him. He ends by calling her quarrelsome.
An ad asserts that a sick headache stems from a disordered stomach and can be quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with sale through F. D. Stubenrauch.
William Horton Dennis born November 13, 1850 in Peapack New Jersey moved to Harvey where he served as postmaster from 1901 until illness led to his death on Tuesday October 17 1905 at age 54 years 11 months 4 days. He left a large family and was well liked by many in the community. The News extends sympathy to the bereaved mother and children.
Van der Werlf Ver Heut Henry and Miss Hexriettaver county wed in the county clerk's office with Rev. Latham Ingham of the First M B Church Knoxville officiating on October 11 at 3 30 p m Express Crown Pile Cure cures Van der Landen s Bazart.
English Shavin Liniment claims to remove lumps blemishes and swellings from horses including splints sweeney ring bone and stiffes sprains while curing swollen throats and coughs. One bottle saves $50 and is warranted the most wonderful blemish cure. Sold by BF Keables Druggist in Pella Iowa.
Classified notice seeking a gentleman or lady of good standing to travel with a rig or by rail. Salary listed as 1072 dollars per year plus expenses paid weekly and expenses advanced. Apply with stump Jo s A Alexander Pella Ta. 19.
A newspaper teaser invites readers to subscribe at two dollars yearly, warning the window is brief and urging early action to avoid missing the bargain. The exact duration is not specified, emphasizing scarcity to prompt prompt signups.
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