Bargain Store Proclaims Unmatched Prices in Pella
The store announces record low prices and a vast stock of new goods in Pella. It invites customers to inspect the assortment and promises satisfaction, emphasizing that it saves the people money.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
2
The store announces record low prices and a vast stock of new goods in Pella. It invites customers to inspect the assortment and promises satisfaction, emphasizing that it saves the people money.
A Lelands return to study at college after vacation in Dixon Illinois. Death of Mr H Brandt at 92 after a fall. Socials, a missionary meeting in Dutch, and new college health exams for gym work. Various notices on weddings, a big Otley wedding, Elocution teacher Mrs Fish, X rays gift, and a small campus tree vandalism with reward.
The Chicago Great Western offers round trip fares to Baltimore from Sept 17 to 19 at one fare plus 2.60 to coincide with the Grand Lodge annual meeting of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Sept 21–26, 1903. Tickets returnable by Sept 29, with a $1 extension fee until Oct 3. Apply via any Great Western agent or J P Elmer, G P A, Chicago Ill.
Classified notice advertises the Dr Howell residence on South Main Street for rent. The fragment mentions a promotional line about complexion and Rocky Mountain Tea powder priced at 35 cents from Allen and Stubenrauch, indicating an accompanying testimonial or ad copy rather than a clear rental detail.
For Rent. 435 acres at the John Coak Ley farm seven miles northeast of Pella. Written or call on me at Newton, Iowa. 26-29 John Coakrey.
The Democrats of Marion county are invited to a delegate convention at the courthouse in Knoxville on Wednesday October 7, 1903 at 1 o'clock a m for nominating candidates for representative treasurer sheriff superintendent board member coroner surveyor and for other business. Representation is one delegate at large from each voting precinct plus one for every twenty votes or fraction over ten cast for Richard Buck for secretary of state in the last general election. The apportionment lists Clayugena and other precincts.
Notice reminding that Harvey Bottling Co. makes drinks from mineral water not river water. Recommended by physicians for quality and health. Prompt mail orders for picnics and fairs. Prices reasonable. All flavors of pop ginger ale celery cola and more. 23-tf.
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