WE Have WEED-NO-MORE The Magic Weed Killer
An advertisement offers WE Have WEED NO MORE the magic weed killer at $1.00 per can claiming it treats an average lawn of 1400 square feet.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
2
An advertisement offers WE Have WEED NO MORE the magic weed killer at $1.00 per can claiming it treats an average lawn of 1400 square feet.
Fragmented OCR notice mentions Dane HP EveT and a shutdown event at Nus Vil with references to WNP Ad and Farner Fos. Reads like a local public notice fragment with unclear dates and many garbled names. Strong entities include Dane, Verma, Leneeners, and Farner Fos in disconnected phrases.
Notice of final settlement appears as a garbled query listing names and roles such as Martin Canery Gown Tak Po and Lannie Wee. Readable fragments reference heirs and statements of finalizing estate actions, with unclear dates, places, or court authority.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a donee and fence terms, with unclear dates or parties. The readable bits point to a transfer or pledge action but lack concrete identities, places, or outcomes.
The Department of Agriculture promotes modern farming methods to reach more workers and producers. Officials emphasize new tools, training, and dissemination networks to boost productivity and efficiency for rural communities.
Readable fragments mention a local event and time hints but lack clear names or specifics. The snippet suggests a community update or notice with incomplete details, leaving the main action and participants unclear.
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