FOR SALE IN ST0C A MIX OF FARM ITEMS AND MORE
A jumble of classified notices lists sale items across Iowa towns. Staples for Markwell, farm equipment, poultry buyers, barn supplies, real estate ads, machinery, tractors, tires, grain bins, and various household goods are offered. Contacts include local merchants and individuals in OskaIoosa Pella and nearby areas.
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Stoc
Chronicle Ofi
Arie Kommer
Iowa
Jamesway
Hackett Hatchery
Oskar
Harry White
Oskaloosa
Durocs
Jacob Jacobs
Snr
Crosley
Albert Wander
Deving
Ideal
John BF
West Camp
Lion
Pella
Tayra
Dick W. Gosselink
Lowa
Durac
Louis J. Schippers
Ford Ferguson Tractor
Briggs
Schiebout & Popma
Divorce Petition Filed in Marion County Court
Norma Jean Reeser seeks an absolute divorce from John Reeser on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment endangering health and life. The couple has not lived together for months. defendant must answer by August 2, 1945 or a default will be entered. Attorneys Miller and Mick of Knoxville, Iowa.
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Norma Jean Reeser
John Reeser
Equity No
Clerk of the District Court
Marion County
Iowa
A. D
Miller and
Mick
Noxville, Towa
De Wild Estate sale of 120 acres in July
The July 11 sale of 120 acres of land at the De Wild Estate is announced. The notice notes urgent labor shortages in farming, with 1,400 workers lost monthly due to fatal and non fatal accidents, affecting farm production.
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de Wild Estate
Act
Bloat Warning Hits Iowa Dairy Pastures This Year
Iowa farmers face severe bloat as rapid white clover growth from cool wet weather boosts intake. Reports from Page County show 500 bloated cattle in three weeks at a rendering plant. Experts urge dry hay and grain, limited pasture time, immediate veterinary help, and cautious drenching if bloat signs appear.
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Iowa
Towa State College
Page County
Espe
Farmers May Sell Poultry To Consumers
The Mahaska County Farm Bureau reports an OPA price ruling on poultry sold by farmers to consumers. A farmer may sell under five head at 86 cents per pound live weight to an ultimate consumer. If selling more than five head the farmer is a wholesaler at 28.2 cents per pound and must sell to non ultimate consumers. Delivery may add one and a half cents per pound.
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Mahaska Co. Farm Bureau
OPA
Mahaska Nation Board
Driving Safely Is Your Duty Says The Safety Man
The Safety Man Fred Braun urges motorists to treat driving as a privilege and to stay vigilant every minute. He warns that many accidents result from the other driver or pedestrian, but emphasizes personal responsibility and alertness to avoid blame.
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Fred Braun
Forecast Top Prices for Eggs and Live Poultry
Iowa poultry raisers can expect ceiling prices on eggs and poultry for the rest of the year. Iowa State College specialists report May 1 egg in cold storage was half last year's total, with frozen eggs at about four-fifths of prior levels. Egg production is set to rise with seasonal demand as a meat substitute, while late hatchings may help, not offsetting declines in early hatchings and higher military take.
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Iowa
Towa State College
Smother Crops and Weed Killers Compared for Control
H I Storey Mahaska County Extension Director outlines two weed control methods smother crops on large areas and chemical sprays on smaller spots Soybeans prove valuable as a smother crop against Canadian thistles bindweed and perennial pepper grass while also providing high protein feed Complete weed control may require more than one year with spring re growth plowing and contour planting followed by inoculated soybeans rye cover On rolling ground apply sodium chlorate mixed 1 to 1 with water when plants are fully grown before seed Set two follow up sprays if needed.
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H. I. Storey
Mahaska County
Fall Pig Project For 4-H Members
Mahaska County 4-H Club members may enroll in a new fall market pig litter project to learn efficient feeding and management practices for fall pig production. Pigs may be purebreds or grades and can be owned by the member or with a parent. They must be fostered between August 16 and October 1 to be eligible.
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Mahaska County
H. S. Storey
Storey
Good Samaritans in the Community
Effle M. Gunnar honors neighbors who aid travelers and the needy, praising their acts of kindness as modern good Samaritans. The piece celebrates those who lighten loads on distant or nearby roads, offering food, drink, and relief to the hungry and suffering.
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Effle
M. Gunnar
Hens urged to maintain laying through summer
Iowa State College poultry expert W R Whitfield warns that neglecting summer feeds reduces egg output. Emphasizing adjusted grain and protein diets, he notes space and occasional range access boost production, while preventing overfeeding and malnutrition. The piece cites a U S loss of $400 million tied to washout from fields.
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W. R. Whitfield
Iowa State
Legumes Raise Stock Costs Cut War Time Food
Wartime farming shifts replace pure timothy and bluegrass with legume hay and mixed pastures. Horace Cheney, ex extension agronomist at Io College, notes higher protein content and soil fertility from legume mixtures. In Iowa, alfalfa acreage surged from 239000 in 1924 to 833000 in 1944, boosting per-head hay access by about 540 pounds annually. A vignette about Abigail shows restoration through quiet, nature-based rest.
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Horace Cheney
Extension Agronomist
Io College
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Towa
Abegail Delights In A Bright Spring Day
Abegail chants she doesn’t want to nap as springtime joy fills her with bird songs daffodils and hopscotch. Her mother agrees the day is too lovely to waste indoors and decides to let the child enjoy the afternoon outside.
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Abegail
Thanks and Memorial Notes From Local Residents
Card of thanks from Mrs Nick Heemstra and Mr and Mrs C N Cole acknowledge ice cards flowers and sympathy after illness and death. The Cole family thanks friends for floral tokens and expressions of regard. A Skellenger Adair County field produced 2014 bales of timothy hay in two and a half days using multiple mowers and two teams.
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Jacob H. Cole
C. N. Cole
S. F. Cole
Ces
R. O. Skellenger
Adair County
Timothy
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Uci
Zee
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2Nd Ave
Sxewion, Lowa
Tors
Chronicle
Minnesota
Huber St
Dorothy van Rees
Henry Brouwer
West Franklin Street
General Electric
Veenstra Appliance
van Toorn
Sali
Qeco
Per
Bakke
Ceiling For & Suite
J.C. Penney
Marion van Dusseldorp
East First
Penney Co
Thriftway
W. D. Hol
Valley
Bultic
Verrostoft
Hereford Hall
Lester Will
Taintor
Harry Worth
Marion van Gorn
Harryt Kuyper
East First St
Brom Feed Store
Courteo
Schiebout
Wilbur Voust
B. J
New England Granite Works
Bert Vande Kieft
Corts Grocery
Northwest
Bing
Calif
Atlas Zinc
Clinton Glass Starch
State OF
4-H
Oskaloosa Herald
Whitfield
United States
Abesail
Abexail
University of Iowa
Mrs
Nick Heemstra
Oregon
Post’s Raisin Bran Quick Elastic Starch
Iowa Miracle Cleanser
Clinton
Perfex
Fey
Tyle
Post’s Raisin Bran Box
Lewis Lye
Washington
Food Center
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