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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
2
The reorganized Fair in Pella will showcase exhibits not seen in years. Premiums totaling hundreds of dollars plus many special premiums up to fifty dollars attract exhibitors. Free amusements, a strong speed program with three days of racing and tempting prizes promise big daily events. Plan to spend the week at the fair and enjoy continuous activities.
In the District Court of Marion County Iowa Oct 1915 B F Banta sues James M Walters Belinda M Walters and others plus unknown heirs spouses and claimants over Lot 4 Block 4 Walters Part of Walters and Roches Addition Knoxville Iowa The petition seeks correction and reform of the title and establishment of Banta as absolute owner with quieting of title against all defendants and claimants The defendants are notified to appear before noon on the second day of the October Term 1915 commencing October 5 1915 at Knoxville Iowa or a default will be entered and judgment rendered as law provides.
The Christian Science Monitor notes how Victor Emmanuel the king of Italy holds an extraordinary array of titles. It mentions Mr Pole as a contrast to the monarch’s many names derived from Sardinia and extended to France Spain England Jerusalem Greece and more.
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript contrasts friendship with loyalty as a wife’s husband is cited as a best friend who would do the most for you. The exchange frames personal bonds in a witty comic line.
A brief exchange quotes Edith and another speaker from the New York Globe about a romance and a family pig theft, mentioning a grandfather who kept pigs and another who allegedly stole two of them. The fragment hints at a social or gossip item without broader context or names.
A reflective note on how the conduct and example of children cultivate goodness in adults, fostering love hope faith trust contentment joy and cheerfulness while encouraging forgiveness and forgetting past injustices.
A professor declares a lesson with the remark into the blackboard while referencing a Dartmouth Jack o Lantern motif. The quote reflects how difficulties reveal character and learning.
Eastbound passenger numbers 470 472 474 with times 6:45 1:35 8:00 p m Westbound 475 473 471 at Howell Station four miles south of Pella Southbound 2 50 6:12 m Northbound 61 3 9:25 a m 2 and 3 stop only on signal All trains run daily and Sundays.
Mrs. T. N. Witherall of Gowanda New York writes to the public praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says an attack of summer complaint caused great pain and sickness and notes relief after using the medicine.
A fragment notes rapid relief after taking a dose and mentions availability everywhere, but details are incomplete and names or context are missing. The passage implies broad access to the substance or remedy discussed.
The Illinois Supreme Court in Bulger v People of Illinois cites a passage treated not as a duel challenge but as an invitation to settle with a knife. The quoted misspelled letter mocks a challenger and declares readiness to “come up like a man” and “chase your man,” framing a violent dispute as a test of courage.
A London Express item describes methods to render weapons unusable. Explosives may destroy guns. else breeches and hinges are damaged, rifle actions jammed with shots, butts broken and barrels melted. Ammunition burned in pits, telegraph wires cut and poles broken to impede enemy access.
A district preacher, known for absent mindedness, faced exposure when he forgot the chapter and verse of his sermon text in service. He announced he would give the congregation a week to locate the source, turning potential embarrassment into a humorous moment reported by the Columbus Dispatch.
A playful newspaper exchange notes a wife’s hints about a new bonnet, quipping that she has issued an ultime tum. The brief remark appears in a humorous local-column style asides.
It will pay parents to see our fine line of Schook Sup plies before making pur chases. We can give you not only what the children need, but what will be of most service to them.
A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Tablets for fast relief from headaches dizziness and digestive discomfort linked to a torpid liver. Miss Clara A Driggs of Biba N.Y. endorses the remedy as worth its weight in gold and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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