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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
4
The record lists No 472 a passenger service at 2 20 p m on night trains heading east with timetable notation. It denotes a scheduled eastbound passenger train and its departure time.
Instructional piece by C V Gregory on cement posts and wood creosote treatment for farm fencing. Details mold setup, mix ratios, reinforcing wires, and curing. compares woven wire fences to barbed wire and discusses cost, durability, and practical fencing plans for horses pigs and sheep.
The article discusses bracing corner posts with large posts set in a dug hole, cement, or stone fill, and the importance of sturdy woven or barbed wire, proper galvanizing, and effective stretching. It covers temporary back posts for stretching, bracing line posts, and gate installation including swinging wooden gates and iron gates for durability and appearance.
A brief call to readers to participate in the Chronicle's contest urging voting for a candidate or entry referenced in the local newspaper. The note emphasizes civic engagement and contest participation.
John A Hollebrands and wife transfer part of lot 5 block 25 to J H DeVries and N J Boland for 5000. C M Van Cleave and wife transfer north 3 of lot 5 block 83 to T D G Harpers for 3400. Antje R Kuiper transfers east 46 feet of east side of south 3 percent of lot 5 block 28 to F Poor tenga for 63200. Also note contest mention in Chronicle.
Advertising copy touts 403 Kodol as a pleasant remedy for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and stomach trouble. It claims to digest all foods using the body’s own digestive juices and guarantees relief, sold by all druggists in town.
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