Pella voters urged to study nonpartisan judiciary and other tickets
The Pella Chronicle urges careful study of ballot tickets for the upcoming general election. It notes closing times differ from June to November and highlights the nonpartisan judicial ticket with candidates for supreme and district courts. The editorial critiques liquor stance questions and profiles several state offices, urging high turnout and informed voting.
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Supreme Court
District Court
U. S
Congress
Chronicle
National Congress
John
Hamilton
Clarke
Leutenant
Myers
Harding
Senate
George Cosson
Clifford Thorne
Iowa
Weaver
Witherow
Ladd
Prouty
Pella
Applegate
Hays
Fahey
C. A. Robbins
Holsman
Election next Tuesday candidates endorsed by Chronicle
The Chronicle urges voters to judge candidates by merit across offices. It endorses Hon. Geo W Crozier for legislative reelection, praises county candidates Schlotterback Wilson Cronkhite and Long, and notes clerk contest between Harold R. Clements and Meyer Langerak.
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the Chronicle
Robery
Geo. W. Crozier
Crozier
Schlotterback
Wilson
Cronkhite
Long
Nights of unrest from kidney trouble ad
Mrs. A. Jackson of Newton Iowa reports relief after using Deans Kidney Pills addressing backache and distress in loins and shoulder. The ad promotes the product as kidney specific and well known in the locality.
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Dean
A. Jackson
North West Fourth Street
Newton
Iowa
Doan's Kidney Pills Offer Swift Kidney Relief
A reader recalls relief from not resting well after using Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. The ad urges asking for the same remedy Mrs. Jackson used and credits Foster Milburn Co. with product ownership in Buffalo. Additional items cite a Pella property for a retired farmer, and a deafness claim offering 100 dollars for a cure via Hall's Catarrh Cure with a Toledo firm selling at 75 cents.
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Doan
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Drugeists
County Board records claims and drainage district actions
Marion county Iowa Board of Supervisors adjourned to discuss claims including Culver & Co. and Curtis & Gilson, and drainage District No. 2 with appraisers report. The board found the drainage project a public benefit, appointed an engineer as commissioner, approved damages and right of way, and scheduled bids for bridge and grading work with final actions recorded July and August 1914.
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Culver & Co
C. Boat
T. Bakker
Bybee & Metz
M. A. Wilcox
W. H. Lyon
Curtis & Gilson
L. Wielaard
H. C. Dawson
N. G. Gilchrist
N. Bos
Y. T. van
Metz & Brown
George G. Gaas
Pella
Iowa
D. G. van Zante
Board of Supervisors
George G. Gaass
Court House
Knoxville
Marion County
Towa
Skunk River
W. C. Price
W. H. Allen
C. E. Smith
Coal Creek
Indianola Road
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Sadler Bros. & CO
Roosevelt
Belgium
Europe
Albert
N. D. Shinn
L. D. Teter
Mr. Shinn
Adv. Tf
the County Board
D. G. VanZante
Yea. Co
Meyer Langerak
Wiggert Langerak
W. T. Ridlen
Iowa Bridge Co
Riley
T. J. Riley
Mgr
Stevens
Wright
Stevens Arms & Tool Company
Chicopee Falls, Mass
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