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Classified notice lists 32 dresses available in sizes 12 to 20 and 26 dresses in sizes 14 to 20 plus items in sizes 9 to 20 and 14 to 40. Breaks indicate multiple inventory lines with varied size ranges.
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1942
Page
8
Riverside Tire Sale Tries to Attract Bargain Buyers
Fragmentary notice shows a Riverside sale offering used tires. Text is garbled but indicates a local bargain event near Algtion and nearby. Potential street listing and vendor not fully legible.
Farm land for sale near Newton and surrounding counties
Listings show multiple farms with stock and grain facilities across Mahaska Marion and Jasper counties. Prices range from 1 600 to 1 800 per farm and 60 to 72 per acre. Possession available March 1 1942. Also individual items for sale including Hereford calves a bedroom set a De Laval separator and farm equipment. Contact James Engle 202 Hawke Building Newton Marion Vanden Baard Sandridge and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powoshick Co
Jaxper Co
Mahaska Co
Marion Co
James Engle
Hawke Bldg
Newton
Good prices paid for your old horses
Call Dan at Central Park Cafe 109 or Fox Farm Rod 887. We collect notes judgments and all items of indebtedness. No charges unsuccessful. It tions made anywhere. Jegitim dalma Referencet R. C. Valentine Co Light Company Bldg Marshalltown Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Central Park Cafe
Fox Farm
Rod
Jegitim
Dalma
R. C. Valentine Co
Light Company Bldg
Marshalltown
Peak Demand For Breeding Cattle in 1941 Market
Cattlemen report unprecedented demand for superior bulls and females. Carl Oldsen, Meld representative of the Town Beef Producers' Association, notes that quality stock consistently sells at public auctions, with profitability tied to breeding ability and disposal of surplus rather than price. The piece also briefly mentions Defense Savings Bonds safekeeping and new oats as a feed note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Oldsen
Oldsei
Oldson
Poultry Disease Control Through Selective Breeding and Culling
Iowa State College reports a decade of poultry research on lake disease. Findings show that resistance varies and infested birds spread infection. recommended practices include regular culling of weak or deformed birds, using older hens for breeding, and concentrating on high producers to improve flock health and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Mieke
Lake Upon
Thei
Hog Prices Likely to Stay High Through June 1943
A survey by the AAA, presented in The Pella Chronicle, projects farmers will market 8.001 billion pounds of pork under the Food-for-Freedom program. Hog prices are expected to remain above parity through 1942 and into June 1943 due to strong consumer demand and government buying, with guidance on balanced rations, hog care, and breeding practices to maintain healthy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Saya H
Tn Qualte
Lowa State
Cole Loge
Chicago
K. W. Stouder
Fowl Leukosis Found Prompts Breeding Culling Plan
Town State College poultry specialists led by C D Lee and A J G Maw announce a program of breeding and culling to eradicate fowl leukosis from local flocks. The disease, once called range paralysis, is categorized into neural ocular visceral and other forms, with regional poultry pathologists detailing multiple types and progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
C.D. Lee
A. J G. Maw
Town State College
Farnes
Wit
Poultry Pathologiate
Iwo
Poultry Research Farm
Defense Bond Drive Urges Daily Purchases of Stamps and Bonds
Propaganda urging men to enlist and support the armed forces through Defense Stamps and Bonds. Encourages buying daily, with slogans about protecting lives and contributing every dollar and dime to national defense.
Keep Smiling In 1942 Slogan Of Health Dept
The Iowa Health Department promotes a 1942 slogan to counter wartime hysteria with humor. It urges civilians to reconcile with the war, carry on with grim determination, and seek information to prevent rumors and anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Dept
Lowa State
New York
Department
Oto Iough
Iowa
Iyateria
Monteaxen
Etme
Get Rid of Hens That Are Dumpy
W H Whitfield ex extension poultry specialist at Iowa State College urges farmers to remove dumpy or diseased hens from laying flocks immediately. He warns older birds in with pullets spread diseases and parasites and advises daily flock checks, segregation of young and old birds, and two separate houses for year round confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whitfield
Towa State College
Whitfield
Corn Production Plans and AAA Reforms Proposed
Secretary Wickard and Iowa State economist Schultz discuss a program to raise corn output and reduce carryover. Proposals include replacing acreage allotments with county plans, promoting practices to boost soil productivity and reduce losses, and using AAA funds to reward farmers adopting proven methods. The plan aims to stabilize prices and improve diets while guarding against overproduction risks.
Burning Stalks Ruins Soils Warn Town Farmers
Town farmers who burn cornstalks and sweet clover every winter are misled by the idea that it is mere trash. Dr A G Norman, soils professor at Town State College, says these residues are vital organic matter for tomorrow's soil. Conserving crop residues builds soil, especially as demand on land rises. burning eases cultivation but wastes nutrients and soil life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Hyn. Iin
Mmner
Norman Siegenta
A. G. Norman
Town State College
British Children’s Prayer Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a children’s prayer piece with misread lines and garbled phrases. Mentions “Now lay me down to sleep” and a plea for protection, then shifts to garbled names and references to a Lloyd-like university marker, concluding with a stray signature-like line.
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Pella Coffee Shop
Beauty Service
John J. Buwalda
Ragor
Parker Herbex
SAL Hammer Mills
Hudson Electric
Matt Hoeksema
BPS
van den Berg Electric & Paint Co
Westinghouse
van den Berg Electric and Paint Co
Wormhoudt's
J. A. Vander Wal
Bert Vander Kieft
Thos. Bloodsworth
Jack 249
Galesburg
Yella N. Menninga
North Main
N. Terlouw
Blue
Duroe Jersey
Farrow
R. A. Moffit & Son
Oskaloosa
Higley
Chronicle Office
E. V. Goad
Everett Vanden Berg
Nollen Bros
McCormick Deering
John Westerkamp
Peoria
Lot
1St St
Vander Hart's
Green
Mack
Sandridge
Uptown
Paul Roertie
Dom van Hemert
Tel
Peter MH. van Zante
Oun
Marc Loydens
Call
Marion van Gorp
Phone Green
Pella
R. D
Harriet Kuyper
John J. van Dyke
Kuypers Builders Material Co
Blue 266
van Sittert Plumbing and Heating Co
Roar of
L. de Vrien Jewelry
Warren van Sittert
Forrest Ver Ploeg
Wayne de Zwarle
J. Brom Hatchery
van Gorp's Hatchery
Gezol Car Shop
Federal Deposit Ins. Corporation
Ulrich Motor CO
L.W.B
White Way Auto DO
Prine
Sale Riverside
Algtton Nd
Marion Vanden Baard
Simons
Marquis Fains
Bess van Zante
Abr
P. Bogaards
John Leydens
Ford
Frank van Veen
de Laval
Otley
Marion den Adel
Andrew Schippers
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Defense Savings
Canada
Lown State College
America
Sadler
T. W. Schultz
Wiekand
Ehough Eoth
Schultz
Towa
State
Atater
Sehalta
Gorn Helt
Sully
Penning’s Gamble
Lynnville
Merrick Fifieht McCarthy
University of Chieinnath
Dick Leydens
Harve H. Bogaard
Pella, Iowa
J. W. Bosveld
Dr. C. I. Fox
Ofice Mall
Liberty Streets
Joe de Koning
Osteopathic
Drs. Kramer and
Kramer Nellie D. HH
West First Street
R. M. Martin
Main Street
H. C. Vander Meulen
M. D
Franklin St
M. C. Schroeder, M. D
Franklin
J. J. Sybenga
M.D
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