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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
8
An energetic claim highlights a sweeping statement about a heater setting the lead for stove dealers. The ad promises a remarkable heater described as a clean stove, a continuous fire holder, an expense cutter, and a beauty to attract buyers.
A public exhibit at our office showcases newspapers from remote regions, sent by Chamberlain Medicine Company of Des Moines Iowa. The vouchers include ads for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noted as a major advertiser. Observations compare editorial tone, content, and advertising styles with American papers.
A Vermont contributor in American Cultivator urges farmers to save and select seed potatoes now for next spring. By choosing smooth, rot free tubers and storing them for seed, farmers can gradually improve crop quality. The method mirrors careful seed corn practices and contrasts farmer diligence with townspeople who rely on regular purchases.
F D Stubenrauch offers a curious phrase about remedies and tea choices. The line evokes a playful regional voice and hints at a catalog or ad style snippet within a historical page segment.
Fred Parker returns from South Dakota after two months. Ralph Frazer of Galenburg Iowa visits family. A Dykstra and D De Jong spent a day in Pella. A talk on Missions held at First Reformed Church. Miss Katherine Van der Wiel broke her arm and misses school. D M Scott visited Pella. Mr Prakken and family from Holland Michigan visit Rev Brouwer. Mrs Henry Rosenberg visits from Pella. Rev J Brouwer preached in Tracy last Sunday. Rev A Van der Ploeg to preach in Red Rock this weekend. Miss Bessie McReynolds of Monroe visits Miss Ella Johnson.
Miss Hazel Norris of Shenandoah Iowa visits her brother Frank this week. Lena and Bertha Carpenter call on Otley residents. Mrs H H Moorman and son of Winterset visit G W Carpenter family. Hiram Cooper and family travel to Cordova. Mrs S Exeter and daughter visit G W Carpenter. Willie Roush spends time with Tom Karr. G W Carpenter moves to Stevenson farm and is happy there. Rev Beard to hold services at Fifield Sunday night. Case Kooyman and wife of Cordova visit mother Mrs P Kooyman.
Wesley Binns is on the sick list. Henry Van den Noordt visited his sick mother in Pella. John B. Moody H Vanden Noordt and Andrew Ustermarkt haul cement from Oskaloosa for a new bridge. J W Binns and son Russell had an accident while checking cattle as their horse bolted. D Rillihan and Heemstra hosts hosted visitors from Valley Junction. Seven men began cement culvert work Monday morning, housed at John Moody’s.
Grace Laren Harvey and Violet Crook are noted during a weekend visit. Jim McMillan's remains arrived from Boulder Colorado for burial with funeral at M E church Durham and interment at Breckenridge Cemetery. Attendees include Edd Watts D A Thompson G F Wise C T Maddy Jacob Bayless W D Woods A L Harvey J H Laren. Other local residents visit or host gatherings in Durham and Knoxville with various family members and visiting relatives.
Notice is given that a writing purporting to be the last will of Lucas K Vander Linden deceased is on file in the District Court at Marion County Iowa. The will comes for hearing in the November term of 1909 on November 30 at the court. All interested persons may be heard. B Kersbergen Clerk. Meyer Langerak Deputy. October 20 1909.
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