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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1904

Page

7

Mrs H Robynsburger Visits Boone County Relatives

Mrs H Robynsburger went to Boone county this morning to visit relatives and friends for a short time.

H. Robynsburger Boone County

Miss Pearl Benjamin Returns Home To Chicago

Miss Pearl Benjamin ends a several weeks visit with relatives and leaves this week to return to her home in Chicago.

Land Lottery Winner Reports 160 Acres Near Bonesteel SD

William Gilbert of Burlington describes his Dakota land lottery prize of 160 acres. He traveled with his wife from Burlington to Bonesteel, found the land prairie with mixed soil, noted lack of trees, and predicted a railroad and future settlement with roads, telephones, and rural comforts improving the site.

Burlington Burlington Gazette William Gilbert Bonestee North Dakota Gilbert Uncle Sam Mr. Gilbert Boonesteel Bonesteel Iowa

Sealed Minnesota flour and new song by late Wells

The note praises Seal of Minnesota flour as creamy and nutritious for bread. Cole’s seed store and publishers J. W. Jenkins Sons of Kansas City offer Wells’s posthumous song My Mercedes at 25 cents per copy, with a two for fifty cents deal including his earlier I Wait Alone for You.

Seal OF Minnesota Cole’s Seed Store W. Wesley Wells iIt J. W. Jenkins’ Sons of Kansas City, Mo

Taint Us Over in Polla Merchant Plans Vacation

A Polla merchant posted a front door notice saying his store will be closed until September first and he may take two months next summer if people are not concerned. Newton Daily Herald notes the event. Rev M G Bentley visited town this week and heads to Nebraska for tent meetings next Sunday. Shoes for boys and girls advertised at 2 Vans.

Polla Newton Daily Herald M. G. Bentley Nebraska

Cattle Market Shift Draws Range Fliers to Kansas City

The Chronicle notes stock and feeding cattle comprise over 40 percent of last week’s 50,000 cattle run, marking Kansas City as the season’s meet point for range country producers and corn belt feeders. Iowa Illinois and Missouri sent thousands to feed or graze, with prices from 1.75 to 4.00 per head. Readers learn weekly flow: range cattle Monday, mixed sources Tuesday to Thursday, and bargain days Friday and Saturday, as J. A. Rickart reports from Kansas City.

Chronicle Range Great Corn Belt Iowa Ilinois Kansas City J. A. Rickart

Iowa Crop Bulletin Highlights Dry Start and Spring Moisture

Iowa crop conditions report six warm sunny days then showers. Corn is doing well though late. most fields in roasting ear stage with one third expected to mature by September 20. Normal warmth needed to ripen by October 1. fall plowing and harvests of potatoes and early apples improving.

Public land auction near Pella Iowa by Klein heirs

Public sale scheduled for Thursday September 8 at 8 20 oclock p m at J N Stubenrauch office in Pella Iowa. Parcels include 80 acres in PolkA Township sections 1 and 12, 15 acres in section 6 township 76 range 18, 2 acres in section 5 township 76 range 18, and 40 acres in section 8 township 76 range 18. The last two parcels offered separately and jointly with sale details at the office.

J. N. Stubenrauch Pella Iowa Gerrit Klein G. Son Polka Township

For Sale or Trade Gasoline saw on wide wheeled truck

For Sale or Trade a gasoline power saw mounted on a large wheeled steel frame truck. Engine by Fairbanks Morse, 18 inch blade. Bargain price as owner has no use. Inquire at Chronicle office with attention to Engine. WANTED Industrious person to represent a big manufacturing company in this county and adjacent territory. Salary 920.00 weekly plus expenses. Experience not essential. Send self addressed envelope to General Manager Como Block Chicago.

Fairbanks-Morse Chronicle Office Como Block Chicago

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Evning Lawry’s Grove H. Kuyper & Son Huffmeir K Ing Dolores Newton Town Central Monroe Iowa Crop Bulletin J. Hy, Stubenrauch E. R. Roorda J.P. Klein & CO Royal Sewing J. P. Klein & CO East Side Square van der Linden
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