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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1903

Page

7

Republicans Select Their Delegates

The Lake Prairie precinct caucus met in City Hall last Friday evening to elect delegates to the county convention in Knoxville on September 23. George W. Kimmell was re elected township chairman and names were chosen from each ward and outside precinct for the delegation along with township committee officers.

Lake Prairie Knoxville George W. Kimmell C. Rhynsburger Mr. Kimmell L. G. Ballengee Pella E. M. Cole A. Vanderzee E. Dennis S. de Cook H. Rhynsburger H. F. Johnson H. Roovaart Peter Wella L. Stegemen Geo. W. Kimmell Arie van der Meiden Peter van Stettert W. H. Lyon Simon de Haan B. H. van Spanckeren, Jr Jno A. Pos Jacob van der Pol G. S. Steenhoed, Jr Dirk Gaass Geo. Liter John van Zee John Langerak Jitteemen Eugene Dennis Kimmell Huber Geo W. Kimmell Township Central Committee Lake Prairie Township Orper Comair

Pella Library Club Elects Nine Trustees Next Thursday

A large crowd gathered at the First Reformed church chapel to organize the Pella Library Club. Plans included adopting articles of incorporation, with nine trustees to be elected at the next meeting. Membership costs one dollar annually, and nearly 100 people joined or pledged.

First Reformed Church Pella P. H. Bousquet Pella Library Club Towa

Hard Nut to Crack for Sherm on Lake Prairie Seasoning

Sherm came from Bussey Monday seeking Lake Prairie seasoning for the representative pie. The nut proved extremely hard to crack, described as one of the toughest propositions his bill had faced in a long time.

Sherm Bussey

Library corporation charter and by laws amendment excerpt

The document outlines a library corporation with powers to purchase gift or bequest property, perpetual succession, corporate seal, and by laws. It endures fifty years unless dissolved by three fourths of members, managed by a nine member board with elected officers. First election on January third Tuesday, 90g, then annually.

Amendment Procedure for Trustees Meeting Quorum

The amendment may be adopted at a meeting where two thirds of members in good standing attend, with at least 12 present, whether officers or not. Notice must be published in a Pella newspaper at least ten days before the meeting, stating the amendment’s object or purpose.

Pella

Man Murdered at Buxton Over Drink Refusal

A violent incident in Buxton ends with William Henry, about 60, killed by Jim Lobins, a 30 year old man who demanded a drink and struck Henry with a 2x4. The event occurred near Lobins’ father’s barn after Henry refused a drink. Lobins fled. authorities seek his capture. The report notes drinking culture around a mining camp two miles from Buxton and mentions political notices for a Democratic convention in Lake Prairie and a speech by J B Sullivan in Pleasantville.

Buxton William Henry Henry Jim Lobins Daily News Lobin Lobins

Alice Roosevelt Takes Dive in Moccasin Submarine

Miss Alice Roosevelt said yes to Commander Fletcher and descended in the torpedo boat Moccasin at Newport Rhode Island last Thursday. Under twenty five feet of water she endured submarine maneuvers then surfaced and requested another dive, becoming the only woman to make the trip.

Alice Roosevelt Fletcher Miss Roosevelt

Des Moines Saloon Case Could Close Half The City

An injunction suit against a Des Moines saloon keeper challenges Clark law by redefining premises and may force landlords and liquor dealers statewide to consent annually. The issue hinges on whether consent is needed from all property owners within fifty feet of the building or from those of the specific room used for saloon purposes.

Des Moines Clark Lawy Tnder Supreme Court

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Geo. W. Kimmel Chronicle Y. T. van Niewaal H. J. Green THE Artcle Democratic Caucus J. B. Sullivan Pleasantville Narraganset Bay Township City Hall Pella, Iowa
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