Classified Ad Rates and Free Ambulance Offer
Classified ads run at 4 cents per word with a minimum 40 cent charge. An offer lists free ambulance service to members for the first 20 miles, contact by phone 48 Pell.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1947
Page
4
Classified ads run at 4 cents per word with a minimum 40 cent charge. An offer lists free ambulance service to members for the first 20 miles, contact by phone 48 Pell.
Classifieds show milk delivery services and home slaughter options followed by a flood of farm equipment and general goods listings from Poultry to tractors. Entries include selling a 1940 Luxe Chevrolet, Cedar posts, hay, insulating materials, and various household items with contact names and phone numbers.
Rental notice indicating a Maggie Dinger property available for rent suggested for one or two employed tenants in Van Houwe lin.
A strip of notices lists lost dogs and several employment ads. Items include a tan male cocker spaniel with a reward, a brown dog named Brownie, and details for missing dogs. Help wanted ads seek waitresses, kitchen help, house workers, clerks, sewing machine operators, and Watkins product distributors in towns like Pella Reinbeck and Des Moines.
A collection of short classifieds and notices from the Pella Chronicle including requests to buy items, job wants, rides, farm labor, and services. Entries mention contacts, locations in Iowa, and small-town trade needs for equipment, livestock, and household tasks. Some entries note events like a Friday dance and local business offers.
Cards of thanks express sincere gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for help visits flowers and cards and Rev Haver kamp for visits and prayers during hospitalization Mr and Mrs Peter Van Haalon thank all for kind deeds remembered
A Northwood Anchor reader comments on sudden deaths of relatively young men from strokes or arterial clots. The writer notes haste and ge-getism, then quotes an old Negro janitor who explains his health by taking things slow, resting, and worrying as he sleeps.
The county board held a called meeting with Vernon and Riggen present. Claims were approved for payrolls including Harkin Howsare Nelan Talmaulat Shook Speed Colbert Di Miller Amos Anive Klein Miedema Stursma Wherelans Carpenter Carroll Dunkin Hewmony Koopman Rickabaugh Robuck Waren and many others totaling payroll items. Regular meeting followed with Vernon and Hageard presiding, various sheriff, clerk, and treasurer reports approved, and a purchase offer for land discussed with Frank Haselhuhn for seven dollars for described sections in Township 74 Range 21 under levying and tax certifying body approvals.
Experienced technician George Ramsey offers piano tuning and repair services with over 50 years in the trade. Call for guaranteed workmanship and reliable service.
The chair stated that no further inference in general taxes was obtained and the chairman of the board is authorized to execute a Special Warranty Deed for the premises to the designated purchaser. Motion by Riggen, seconded by Vernaayes: Vernon, Riggen, Naya: None. Board adjourned. ARIE if, NOGAARD, Chairman ROUZE NUNTER, Auditor.
February sales of series EF F and G savings bonds in Towa totaled 21 835 69 with all cashing of series A through bonds at 7 291 968 50 for the month, per United States Treasury figures. Warin notes February 1946 purchases reached 13 517 000 while February 1945 purchases were 14 915 000. County totals show Marion 246 032 00 purchased and 56 500 00 redeemed, Mahn ska 212 038 00 purchased and 47 779 00 redeemed, Jasper 301 918 00 purchased and 133 665 00 redeemed.
Dates for the annual Iowa 4-H state conservation camp are June 12 to 15 at Camp Mitigwa near Boone. Ninety 4-H members will attend with equal gender representation. delegates must be at least 15 years old and have three years in 4-H. Notables include naturalist Badger Clark and Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Harry D. Linn.
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