16 Aug 1945
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1945
Page
1
Readable fragment indicates planned project in Marion County to create thirteen ponds. No further details on schedule, location, or funding are available in the text.
Regulations outline subsidies for sheep and lamb producers. details cover eligibility and payment conditions. The text emphasizes farm compliance and support measures for the livestock sector, guiding farmers on how to claim subsidies and meet regulatory requirements.
The Treasury presents a funds statement covering January 11 for Marion County Iowa. It lists fund balances receipts and disbursements by fund type and shows the financial position of county accounts during the period. The report reflects internal accounting for public funds and includes routine adjustments and allocations to various departments.
Marion County records show the top baby sold at ordinary prices with several bidders listed and multiple buyers including Thompson, Brooks, Rinehart, Hedrick, Eggers, and Brooke. The report notes prices ranging from 15.50 to 17.25 with names and bids partially recorded.
Mahaska County farmers are urged by H L Storey to harvest clover seed amid a short age of adapted clovers and alfalfa. The advisory notes potential profits from seed sales and AAA incentive payments, with additional per pound bonuses for red clover, alfalfa, and alsike sold commercially. It highlights pollinators' role and the crop’s seed-setting prospects.
The Walton Chapter of the Izaak Walton league will hold its August meeting at the new club east of town if the building is ready. Directors urged attendance for a clear view of plans, with mail notices to ensure all members know the exact date. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, August 23, with car transport for members without rides.
A brief line from the Christian Science Monitor jokes about wartime behavior and rationing. It mentions Mrs Wages and waiters who give two pats of butter to special customers, reflecting wartime skepticism and social humor.
The response to ear closures echoes nationwide with Pella noting the joyous Tulip Time. Citizens are urged to plant tulips, dig bulbs, sort and replant in October, and prep beds to be tulip minded.
FASTEETH, an improved powder for false teeth, promises to prevent rocking slipping or shifting. It claims better fit and comfort for wearers, reducing movement and enhancing bite stability through a simple application.
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