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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
7
The J Brand Estate reveals a modern front upgrade prompting near total stock reductions. The plan requires vacating the lower floor during renovations, and a broad sale applies to all inventory with similar discounts on every item.
A political advertisement promotes Good Glass with stock of standard and special sizes and ready glass cutting services. It also highlights L E Corlett, Republican candidate for Mahaska County County Attorney, claiming direct interest in county attorney office administration and the incumbent must represent all residents.
For sale fifty acres mile of Colfax Iowa includes seven room house barn for twelve head of horses hay and corn crib and buggy shed fruit trees blue grass pasture ten acres with rest farmland running water and good home near Spring City. $110 per acre possession any time to wait box 484 Colfax Iowa. Mrs H D Wormboudt Oske loosa visitor today forenoon.
The district court clerk candidate, Corlett, is praised for deep county knowledge from close work with the grand jury and county offices. Born in Clayton County Iowa, he studied at an Ohio college and Drake University Law School. Voters are urged to consider his experience, loyalty, courtesy, and conscientious administration.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. De Bruyn and Mrs. A. R. Page visited Eddyville for a missionary meeting. Mr. K. Hakkert and daughter planned a visit to Tingley, Iowa, to see his daughter Weeda. Miss Meade Huxford, Central College student, returned home ill. The mayor held court. a young man was jailed briefly after a disturbance, fined $1000 and coats. Des Moines physician Dr. M. Kramer greeted friends on the street. A. C. Bussey campaigned in Pella for clerk. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Langerak hosted a small party. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Branner visited from Sully. John Vander Voort and Mrs. Vander Voort traveled to Des Moines for an operation. Mies Luella Klein visited Oskaloosa. Henry Riegelman of Des Moines headquarters was in Pella. A seven year old, daughter of M. Van der Heisen, broke her arm. Coen and Richard Van der Leest bought purebred Hereford cattle in Mt. Vernon. Mrs. Moses Greenleaf of Des Moines visited niece Mrs. E. T. Carpenter and returned home. Miss Marie DeGraff returned to Prairie City. Nic De Boer, formerly of Pella, now near Oskaloosa, stopped on way home from Prairie City to see his mother.
A 例advertising piece notes Jake Sterrenburg riding to the Capital City Monday and urges kidney health. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted with a testimonial from Mrs. H. A. French of Newton Iowa citing relief from rheumatic pain and kidney complaints. The ad lists Foster Milburn Buffalo as sole US agents and mentions job and farm ads in Des Moines Town and Appanoose County with local contacts.
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