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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
13
The Central College community reports the strongest opening in memory with a faculty described as largest and best equipped. Enrollment is up about 50 percent from last year, with a target of 350 students for 1910 and a call to friends to recruit more students and share names for literature and outreach.
J. L. Billings of Olivet toured friends in our city last week and looked at properties as he considers buying. He noted a recent fire at his Olivet property and was urged to relocate, with Pella pitched as an ideal town.
Mrs. Jasper Olney and daughter attended the Baptist association state meeting in Des Moines last week. Ward Elliott enlisted as cornetist in the Second Cavalry Band and will sail for the Philippines in November. W. G. Snodgrass’s condition worsens with little nourishment. Marion County Veterans plan Oct 20 21 for their annual reunion at Knoxville. George Curtis returns from Jerome Arizona to spend winter here due to his brother Charles’s paralytic stroke. Henry del Place from Flagler, involved in a prior clash with police, appeared before Esquire Garretson and was bound over to keep the peace for $500. A J McFadden of Knoxville injured in a locomotive embankment accident.
Canning and pickling is hard work and you should get the best results possible. We offer superb spices likely better than you have bought before, ensuring delicate appetizing flavor in preserves and pickles. They cost no more than poor spices.
Des Moines preacher Rev. RE Williams of Summit Park United Brethren church declares the nation is in bondage to rum, calling for temperance and the gospel. He argues prohibition will free America from rum and ties reform to broader movements against capital and labor, urging a steadfast religious foray. About 300 citizens attend as local cinema listings close the week.
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