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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
4
A garbled Want Ads page lists numerous for sale items including shoes, plates, paintings, yearling cattle, and farm equipment. It mentions contact details and locations such as Griswold, Blue, Bannal, and Leighton with scattered phone hints, while others reference hardware and a display of Kenstone art in a local shop.
Notice is hereby given that an instrument in writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Lee Chark deceased is filed for probate in Marion County Iowa. A hearing is set before the Court of Clerk on April 1943 at Kinville Iowa to determine validity. Objections must be on file by the specified date with DB. Carpenien, District Court.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership previously operating as Klyn & De Winter in Pell Iowa is dissolved as of March 21 103 Nicholas De Winter has withdrawn and the business will continue at the same location under Arie Klyn with the same name. All persons knowing them.
Auction-style note lists an ear old heifer for sale and various small items. Mentions floral and vegetable plants and a local seller APL Masel ina. Includes garbled spellings and unclear prices or locations.
Wartime dietary guidance emphasizes Lenten foods rich in protein and nutrients. Cheese is rationed but useful when combined with milk and bread for a hearty fondue. Other protein sources listed include dried beans, vegetable soybeans, peanuts, and cheese derivatives.
Fragmentary text references repayment, delay, and named individuals including Arie, Hat Bell, Mareh, Towa, and Nichols De Winter. Details are unreadable, but suggests a civil or debt matter with dated reference and several proper names.
The Marshall Cannings Company seeks 600 tons of tomatoes from local farmers. No. 1 tomatoes will fetch a price per ton ten days after delivery. Farmers are urged to store a wartime crop and contact the Canning Plant or A. M. Sels for details.
Sheriff Paul Applegate of Marion County Iowa announces the sale of extensive real estate described by legal land parcels in townships and ranges as part of a general execution. The auction is set for April 19 1942 at 2 05 PM at the courthouse in Knoxville with home stead provisions and required recording steps for debt satisfaction. Mr and Mrs J FL Mr and Mrs Charley Sipkema attended Ollie Berklund funeral services in Des Moines last Tuesday.
The Iowa Crop Yield Test lists many hybrid corn combinations introduced this year. J Robinson of the Towa Corn and Small Growers Association notes hybrids vary in yield, lodging resistance, and maturity. Several new combinations are included, with likely establishment.
The March 15 Iowa farm price index rose three points to 120, led by higher prices for hogs, cattle, and calves, with prices received at the farm level reaching new highs. Prices paid for commodities and feed remained elevated, and the ratio of prices received to prices paid stayed well above last year, signaling persistent inflation across farm inputs and outputs.
A.W. Rudnick from Iowa State College extension dairy notes a wetting agent wash for warmer milking machines. Using a tablespoon of wetting agent in warm water creates suds, then flush through the unit after milking, brushing rubber parts and rinsing with boiling water. The process aims to cut wash time and reduce milkstone buildup, citing agents sold under Treft Savex Swerl Neo-Sude and similar brands.
A church notice announces an April 1 mass at 1 o clock and a second April 1 mass at Taste. Local parishioners are advised to attend the service times as listed.
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