21 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1905
Page
1
A clipped, reflective note on public affairs cites a new ordinance about weed and grass cutting, hints at a looming depot, and urges readers to focus on the future while noting September has passed its halfway point. The voice questions paying and pegs up a cautious civic outlook.
It is remarked that great men share thinking patterns. Last week the New York World and the New York American ran the same Roosevelt vs. Kaiser cartoon, varied in treatment, inspired by the eclipse that occurred the day prior.
A Chicago Chronicle piece argues journalism must pursue truth over profits, avoiding sensationalism. It defenses its ethics, notes circulation is secondary to integrity, and highlights a new publishing catalog from Public Publishing Company in Chicago.
The Public Publishing Company presents a catalogue describing works on democracy, government, taxation, public ownership, and reform. It includes writings on Jefferson, Henry George, Louis Post, and many others, with titles ranging from biographies to essays. The catalogue promises lucid descriptions and offers to mail on request for a two cent stamp.
A Stafford Courier subscriber was sued by the publisher after continuing to take the paper beyond a one year order. The court ruled continued receipt proves desire and ordered payment. If you want a paper stopped, pay what you owe first and then cancel.
Work is advancing on a third span with a fourth contract let. The bridge, near the Brooklyn Bridge, aims to relieve crowding. engineers bore a river tunnel to link New York and Brooklyn subways. The new span costs 7.2 million dollars with multi million dollar approaches, underscoring the river traffic burden for a large city split by water.
An advertisement asserts that a person who suffered constipation and prodigestion can restore health with Dr King s New Life Pills. It claims quick relief for headache and constipation and notes the product is guaranteed and sold at Henry M Langerak s drug store priced 26.
State and county officials publish a road notice in Marion County. The document names William and Nora Jansen plus agents for the Wabash Railway Co. and Jacob Bayless as petitioners seeking to vacate a highway south of a proposed route. It lists commissioners and references a description beginning at a central point near a public road and a northeast bearing from a section corner.
The road to be located wholly on land of petitioner Jacob Bayliss has been reported in favor of vacating. All objections must be filed in the Auditor's office, County, on or before noon November 15, 1905, or the highway will be vacated without reference thereto. Walter Bane, County Auditor. Dated August 30, 1905.
Plaintiffs Liebrigse Viersen David Waber and Robert Beard seek cancellation of two mortgages on property in Church Square Block 27 Pella Marion County Iowa held by Mary J Savage and John Walker. Surviving descendants Henry Morgan Martha Paschal B Morgan Teda Earle Guy Morgan Marie Morgan Samuel Walker John Nichols Jasper Nichols Lucille Nichols Benton Perfect Charles Perfect must appear by October 2 1905 or default will be entered.
To land agents and homeseekers the Chicago Great Western Railway will on the first and third Tuesday of each month through December inclusive sell round trip tickets at only one fare plus $2.00 to points in Alabama Arizona Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Mexico Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota South Dakota Tennessee Texas along with Virginia.
A mournful scene unfolds as a river drowning alters a festive day with a grieving mother pleading for her lost boy while a celestial hymn notes hope. The text shifts to a district court entry listing Aric den Hartog versus John Hoogewooning et al in Marion County Iowa.
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