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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
2
Our best experience and judgment have been used to secure top goods at the least cost. We now offer goods and prices unmatched in Pella and invite you to inspect our new stock. Satisfaction guaranteed at the store that saves the people money.
City of Knoxville to William Blain and others includes transfer of lots in Graceland cemetery and Swan township parcels. Andrew Hoffman and wife to E A Geis 80 acres in Dallas township. Robert Mitchell and wife to Mike Karaff 1 acre surface right in Liberty township. D B Mulky and Elizabeth Watkins to Jas B Mulky 46 acres in Knoxville township. Olivia M Pomeroy and husband to Melissa Janet Hanning lot in Dunreath. Monetary figures noted: 9.00 350.00 394.00
Central College in Pella Iowa will appoint Nellie Flint as chair of music with Edna More as assistant. Flint praised for voice work and piano education while More noted as a gifted pianist with scholarships and connections to Helen Gould. Both bring strong credentials from Oberlin Cornell and other eastern institutions.
Democrats of Marion county invite delegates to a county convention at the court house Knoxville on Wednesday October 7 1903 at 9 a m to nominate candidates for several offices and conduct other business. Representation is by precinct votes cast for Richard Buck for secretary of state with detailed apportionment listed. Each township to supply one county central committee member and report names at convention. Front-page notes Town Talk discusses Omaha extension towns and free copy offer from Edwin B Magill. local ads promote Gold Mine four feed with money-back guarantee.
The Harvey Hottling Co. manufactures its drinks from mineral water not river water and is recommended by physicians for quality and health. Prompt mail orders for picnics fairs and licenses. Prices reasonable. All flavors of pop ginger ale celery cola and more offered at 3-tf.
For Rent. The Dr Howell home located on South Main Street is available for occupancy. Details include a 25-tf specification and rental terms to be arranged with the owner. Potential tenants urged to inquire for further information and viewing times.
Notice is given that bids for furnishing and delivering lump coal and steam coal for Pella public schools will be received by the board of directors up to September 6, 1903. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the committee on supplies. H. Kouvyerr, Secretary. September 2, 1903. 26-27. For Rent. 435 acres known as the John Coak fey farm 7 miles northeast of Pella. Write or call on me at Newton, Ia. 26-29 JOHN COAKLEY
Mrs Art Cook living north of the city on cemetery road took strychnine in a personal crisis and died before a doctor arrived. The act was described as despondency over unfulfilled hopes. Joe Barta died after heavy drinking at a railroad camp in MacColloms grove, noted by the Newton Herald.
Trustworthy man or woman needed to manage a county business with favorable prospects. Longstanding opportunity shared in county territory details. Apply now for steady position handling operations and local affairs.
The week brought three warm days and a cloudy cool stretch with 2 to 4 degrees lower average temperatures. Rainfall exceeded normal nationwide, with 5 to 11 inches in many western central and southern stations, mostly on the 26th, causing floods and winds but likely beneficial moisture for corn overall. Pasture and fall plowing aided, late potatoes rot reports exist, northern fall apples good though winter apples light.
Good for father, good for mother, good for the whole family Rocky Mountain Tea claims to aid children in eating sleeping and growing. Available for 35 cents at Allen and Stubenrauch druggists.
The Springfield Republican lauds the president's memo on employing both union and non union workers in government departments. It argues against discrimination based on union ties and expands the principle to oppose requiring political or party affiliation for government roles. It asserts citizenship as the sole union the government should recognize.
Irregular living deranges organs causing constipation headaches or liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills restore balance gently and thoroughly. Available for sale at Henry M Langerak’s Drug store for two shillings and sixpence.
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