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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1943

Page

4

Want Ads Blend of Livestock and Real Estate Listings

Classified notices show seed rye and livestock sales from Bakker Bus Seed Store. Also ads for 1000 feeder steers arriving in three weeks at Augustine Stock Yards Oskaloosa Iowa with pricing around 12 to 14 dollars per cwt. Unload of yearlings and calved at 11.85 per cwt. Additionally requests for furnished or unfurnished apartments, a small modern home, and a buyer seeking homes with specifics. Various names and contact details appear.

Augustine Stock Yards Oskalooss Iowa

Lost sow and stray farm notice in Hampshire area

Lost or strayed from a Hampshire farm is a sow. Contact Jacob Van Dusseldorp at 616 on a 19391 ton Ford up. Those indebted should settle at the store and those with wills against us present them at the store as af fairs are settled quickly. Why & Lankelma announce sale of their business and urge settling debts.

Hampshire van Mannen Jacob van Dusseldorp Why & Lankelma

Conservation Plans Completed By Boothe Group

Boothe Group finishes conservation plans that compare yield outcomes on sloped and contoured farms. The approach analyzes down slope and up slope fields to balance soil health and productivity with erosion control.

Boothe Group Yieids

Pool closure ends swimming season talk in town

The 194 mason pool closed due to operating costs of about $20 per day and exhausted funds for the season. Critics hoped for open days amid warm weather, but no money to raise is available, so it must stay shut. Mayor M. Frush notes the situation.

M. Frush

TENTS WANTED FOR BOYS' CAMPING RECREATION

Any citizen willing to loan or rent a tent for a few days camping recreation of manly boys is asked to phone Hen Green 15. The brief notice appeals to local residents to provide shelter during a youth outing.

Manly Boys Hen Green 15 Shaun Les

Pella High School band plans for coming year emphasize marching

Pella High School music plans center on expanding band activities after a productive year. Students return ready to continue from summer practice, with seven hundred private lessons, four concerts, and three marching drills slated. The aim is to make the marching band the best in the state, with concert work and quartets added later. A merit award program funded by local groups will grant admission discounts to winners. Piano will continue in the public schools with Professor Sadler at Lincoln Building Tuesdays, lessons for high and Webster School students, all free of charge.

Pella High Robert Brittel Pelly Pella High School New Holland Theater Central College American Legion Activites Mor Murrivin Pablo Sadler Linccoln

Selective Service For All Mahaska County Farm Acres

A World War era appeal urges conserving and wisely using Mahaska County acres. It argues avoiding waste on eroded fields and barren borders, favoring high return crops, and finding productive uses for rocky and marshy areas to protect soil and wildlife through selective land management.

Soil Conservation Edward IH. Graham Mahaska County

New Extension Director Named for Mahaska County

Fairfield teacher Marry R Storey will replace R B Woodford as Extension Director in Mahaska County starting September 1 1943. The appointment was announced by County Farm Bureau Board President H C Pettit and Iowa State College Agriculture Extension Director R K Bliss, with Storey nominated by the college and approved by the State Board of Education. Storey, married with two children, has two decades in agricultural teaching and vocational instruction, graduate of Mount Morris College, and studied at Town State College and the University of Wisconsin. Woodford resigns after nineteen years in the post to pursue other agricultural work.

Marry R. Storey Fairfield R. B. Woodford Mahaska County Hi. C. Pettit County Farm Bureau Board of Directors R. K. Bliss Agriculture Extension Service Iowa State College Iowa State College Extension Service State Board of Education Storey College Springs Mount Morris College Mount Morris Illinois Town State College University of Wisconsin Washington, D. C R. E. Woodford

Recounting Travels Abroad to Asia and China

The speaker notes both she and Soth never left the United States before. they discuss experiences abroad highlighting Asia and China. She recalls dining with pagodas and a supper with them, while she powders her nose, contrasting memories of travel and scenes from the celestial kingdom.

United States Soth Asia Turkey India China Celestial Kingdom

State Salvage Director and Assistant Here

State salvage director and assistant urged listeners to cut ends off metal cans for recovery, noting tons of metal move to detinning plants. Copper sulphate vats shred cans for copper recovery. fats were badly needed as glycerine for explosives. Housewives urged to form “41 clubs” and save fats and paper while films on World War II campaigns followed the plea for broader cooperation. Drive on Labor Day plans were progressing.

Fats Mr. Little Inest Tunisia Bismarck Sea Stalingrad Bataan

Scrap metal drive pledges city wide support

Enesive drive in the country on abo Day with truckers and work, are from the towns pledged to make the collection. Stores will be closed for the day. Farmers are asked to have the metal ready and easy to reach when the collectors come. The rest is held in trust and will be used by the local War Board for a fever use seems best to further the War effort or give comfort to men in the service as needs arise. Every dollar will be counted for.

Johnson Pedia

Fragmentary Note on Youth and Opportunity

Brief unreadable fragment hints at a social topic about youth and guidance. The text mentions ideals of maturity and helping young people without detailing events or names. The readable portion suggests a general call to support youth development and responsibilities.

Weekly Markets Market quotes from local dealers

Wednesday morning quotations from local produce dealers list cream No 1 and sweet cream trade hogs in Chicago and Pella, wheat corn and oats various prices.

Sunnyside Beauty Shop Offers Complete Beauty Line

The Sunnyside Beauty Shop advertises a full range of beauty services at pleasing prices. For appointments call phone 197.

Sunnyside Beauty Shop

Loose methods for books and papers stock and punch

A concise note records that there is a stock of books and papers in all sizes and an accompanying punch tool. It states availability of lance stock and papers suitable for various sizes and applications. The tone is practical and inventory focused.

Postwar Car Trade-In Plan Backed by Big Capital

Dreaming about that postwar car this plan offers a higher-than-cash trade-in on your present car applied to a new postwar car. Universal C I T Credit Corporation backs the trade value up to 100 million dollars and pays only on your authorization. Act now to avoid ongoing maintenance and insurance costs while keeping options open for delivery on a postwar vehicle.

Universal C. I. T. Credit Corporation

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