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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1901

Page

5

Local Notes From Pella And Nearby

Henry Welle traveled to Pella on business Wednesday. John Huigen rode the Newton bound bus Wednesday morning. Agnes Andewey of Pella visited friends here last week. Carl Kimmell of Pella was seen on our streets last Wednesday. Donaij and Mrs Fred Quire visited parents in Pella over Sunday. Sarah and Daisy Welle of Pella visited their brother last week. Mr and Mrs C Johnson welcomed a bouncing baby boy last Thursday. G L Granger leaves for Reasoner to establish headquarters for a few weeks. Geo Brooks and family of Billings Montana visiting for a few weeks. Dena Scarf returned home near Oskaloosa Friday. Our band boys aided an oyster supper at Lynnville Saturday evening and reported a good time. Married at the bride’s parents on Wednesday October 23 Hattie Castor to Geo Hendricks. Congratulations and best wishes for their future happiness. Corr

Henry Welle Pella John Huigen Newton Agnes Andewey Carl Kimmell Donaij Fred Quire Sarah Daisy Welle Reasoner Geo. Brooks Billings Montana Hattie Castor Geo. Hendricks

Leighton Community Notes and Social Update

Warm dry weather. Mrs B Roovaart on sick list. Social visits by Skip Shoemaker and others. mules bought for 465 near Prairie City. Ev van Zee party well attended with light refreshments. Taffy party at F Kenna’s dull but fun for the beau. Various visits by van der Pols van Zee de Haas and others. Corn gathering in full blast. Railroader ball at Fifield. Cox’s string band played. Wormhoudt’s city style shoes advertised. 35 at.

Arie van der Haar Dora S van Houweling Cornelius Dykstra Carrie van Houwelingen Miss Lubberden E.van Zee Mr. F. Kenna Carr

Look of a Dress: Delineator shows fabrics full size

The Delineator adds a new method in November by presenting dress fabrics at full size and photographed with the material twisted and folded to resemble the dress. This offers a distance impression of the design, aiding readers in selecting materials for garments.

Real estate transfers listed in Knoxville and Red Rock townships

A batch of 2 transfers and multiple quit claims and property deeds across Knoxville and Red Rock townships. Transactions include Oliver P. Miller to John Shirley for 7 percent acres, John Shirley to J L Gregory for 734 acres, and additional deeds involving Pearl M. Pearson, L F Mullins, S S Petty, Edward Stephinson, J H Gibson, Robert Mitchell, Martin Croy, and others. Several entries reference Indiana and Pleasant Grove areas with various parcel sizes.

Oliver P. Miller John Shirley Knoxville Township J. L. Gregory Albert Young Pearson Pearl M. Pearson Indiana Township L. F. Mullins S. S. Petty Red Rock Township

Anti-Imperialist League Urges Roosevelt On Colonial Policy

The Anti-Imperialist League issues a statement urging President Roosevelt to adopt a view that colonial policy is impossible. It mourns the Buffalo crime but insists on addressing great questions, arguing Filipinos are capable of independent self government and urging Roosevelt to reach this conviction soon.

Roosevelt Leagt League Buffalo McKinley

Dressmaking Advice Boosts Coat Making Focus

The Delineator’s November dressmaking section by Mrs. A L Gorman expands on coat construction for amateurs. It notes the appeal of the feature articles and guides readers toward successful garment making as autumn turns cold. The piece also mentions the Nov 13 21 St Worth Texas convention and Great Western Railway excursion details from Nov 11 13 with round trip fare plus two dollars, offering inquiries to agents and J P Elmer G P A Chicago.

A. L. Gorman

International Live Stock Exposition At Chicago 1901

The notice announces the International Live Stock Exposition to be held in Chicago on December 26, 1901. It highlights the event as a major showcase for livestock and related industries with exhibitors from multiple regions expected to participate.

Chicago

Great Western Excursion Tickets For Chicago Round Trip

At the National Live Stock Association convention in Chicago the Chicago Great Western Railway will sell excursion tickets to Chicago on December 24 good to return December 8 at one fare plus 2.00. For details contact any Great Western Agent or J P Elmer G P S Chicago. Also promote Kelley’s Best flour at 1 per sack with money back if not good. Roorpa SiKEMA.

St. Worth Texas Chicago Great Western Railway Fort Worth Great Western J.P. Elmer National Live Stock Association Chicago J. P. Elmer Kelley Roorpa & Sikema

Wanted Young Hollander to Manage 320 Acre Farm

A young farmer preferably Hollander is sought to take charge of a 320 acre farm in Buena Vista county six miles from Storm Lake and near a new Milwaukee railway station. The land is described as excellent. For information contact C. N. Cole in Pella or write Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Hollander Buena Vista County Storm Lake New Station Milwaukee Spencer C. N. Cole Pella Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids Iowa

Scott's Emulsion promised as life and health booster

An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as vital to appetite, strength, and growth. It claims it restores appetite, eases burden of food, and rebuilds flesh, urging readers to request free samples and noting price and availability from Scott & Bowne in New York and druggists everywhere.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York Soc

Property transfers in Knoxville Pleasant Grove Union Clay and Pella

Geor George W Crozier and spouse convey two acres in Knoxville township to Newton S London. David Phillips and spouse quit claim 275 acres in Pleasant Grove township to Marvin Phillips. Mary B Smithson and John T Jo W Smithson 50 acres in Union township. John Schakel deceased by heirs to Cass McKinney 11 123 percent acres in Clay township quit claim. Edith Hungate to G W Edwards lot 4 block 16 Pleasantville. Chris Ferber and wife to Rebecca Wendel lot 1 block 2 Campbell addition Dallas. Y T Van Niewaal and wife to Henry van den Oever lot 7 block 19 Pella. 225 1250

Geo. W. Crozier Newton S Eddith Hungate G. W. Edwards Pleasantville Chris Ferber Rebecca Wendel Campbell Dallas Y. T. van Niewaal Henry van den Oever Pella

Fragmented local text from a community note page

A garbled note references Leigh Otley in Durham and Hayterville Sand Ridge neighborhoods. It mentions signing names and stamps and stationery ICLE, with unclear intent to form a committee or signature action. Content is fragmentary and lacks clear facts or outcomes.

Leigh Otley Durham

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