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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1904

Page

6

Local visits and town chatter fill Pella pages

Miss Cecia Kuyper and several visitors traveled to Orange City and Des Moines last week while locals like Chas Porter and John Barton returned for college and business. A large turnout went to Knoxville for the Republican county convention, and a massive corn stalk and giant fair plans highlight ongoing community life.

Cecia Kuyper Orange City Chas. Porter Des Moines Newton Fair Association John Barton

Knoxville Business Changes Shift Local Commerce

The Knoxville Journal reports major shifts as Geo W Irvin furniture stock building and residence exchange for 960 acres of South Dakota land valued at 20000 with 2500 cash. Dan Meyer of Meyer Land Co Aberdeen S C takes charge and Chester Irvin assists as manager. John McMillan trades stock for 960 acres in Dickey County North Dakota with Evan Oleson of Ellendale ND as new owner likely to sell or move stock. Andrew Vandrim melen sells half interest in hardware to Andrew Van der Meulen of Pella who will move to Knoxville. stock invoicing to finish today.

Knoxville Journal Knoxville Geo. W. Irvin South Dakota John McMillan Dickey County North Dakota McMillan Evan Oleson Ellendale Oleson Andrew Vandrimmelen Andrew van der Meulen Pella van der Meulen Seth Way Vandrimmelen

Knoxville Doctor Named Delegate to Tuberculosis Congress

Gov. Cummins appoints Dr. J. W. Finarty of Knoxville as a delegate to the International American Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in St. Louis on October 34 and Sth. Anclusive.

Finarty Knoxville Congress Cummins J. W. Finarty St. Louis Sth

Old road law praised then criticized by Iowa farmers

The Knoxville Journal notes farmers in the county largely condemn the new road law. They say the roads aren’t kept as well as under the old district supervision and that contractors cannot match their prior effort. The Journal supported trying the Anderson plan but now argues the present system fails.

Iowa Knoxville Journal

The Woods Sensation Exhumation Wax Figure Tale

The Clipper reports another circulation of sensational claims over Geo D Wood’s death. Disinterment last week supposedly proved remains identically identified for insurance payment, while other accounts dispute the exhumation and complicate access to a steel casket vault.

Geo. D. Wood Newton

Nellie Rhynsburger and others return home from travels

Nellie Rhynsburger came back from St. Louis and Pella. Mrs. d. T. Klein, Miss Helen Slob, and Miss Anna Pressman also returned Saturday from extended stays with relatives in Pella. Rev. M Kolyn lectured at the opera house Friday on his Orient trip, drawing a large audience and high praise as possibly Orange City's best lecture.

Sioux County Nellie Rhynsburger St. Louis Pella D. T. Klein Helen Slob Anna Pressman M. Kolyn Opera House

Fr Wray and Frank Tallman girling at Pella Sunday

Sully correspondent reports Fr Wray and Frank Tallman girling at Pella Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Welle and son Cornice visited relatives at Pella Miursday. Miss Lottie Dykstra of Pella spent a few days with friends here last week.

Lynnville Fr. Wray Frank Tallman Pella Henry Welle Cornice Lottie Dykstra

Receiver Granted $3000 Fee for Wood Bank Case

W O McElroy of Newton, the receiver for the Geo D Wood Bank of Colfax, has completed four months of work and been allowed a $3000 fee by Judge Clement. He is regarded as an excellent receiver and has handled the business to the satisfaction of all.

Joe Dakoning Klein Shoe Store Joe Missouri Grinnell Herald W. O. McElroy Newton Geo. D. Wood Bank Colfax Clement Ile

Itch Cure Promises Fast Relief from Wool ford Lotion

A vintage ad claims itch cure in six minutes using Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. It touts guaranteed results and notes it is sold by B. F. Keables' Druggist in Pella, Iowa.

Woolford B. F. Keables Pella Iowa

Gem City Business College Catalogue Free Offer

A Boston-like ad invites readers to write for a 64 page illustrated catalogue from Gem City Business College Quincy Illinois. It features student portraits testimonials class lists tuition board and career guidance for stenographer or book keeper positions. It includes contact details for DL Musselman president. Atlantic Constitution notes on trusts and government enforcement.

DL Musselman Quincy Ilinois

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Aid

An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns sores ulcers and piles and claims it can prevent fatalities. It promotes purchasing at Henry M. Langerak Drug Store for 25 cents.

Henry M. Langerak

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