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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
Hogs need shade and water to maintain summer gains. A shelter four feet high with 4 square feet per pig is advised, using posts, chicken wire, and oat hay. Moveable shelters are recommended and oil can dust control under shade. Water should be near feed where possible.
Poem by Gertrude Benedict Curtis reflects faith in divine guidance. The speaker cannot always see the path, yet trusts God to lead to Immanuel's land. From life’s hard school to learning to solve tasks, the verse affirms trust in the Master’s rule and plan. Reprinted from the Bulletin of the First Christian Reformed Church, Pella.
Singer factory trained mechanics repair or rebuild any make at home for 1.95. Free advance estimate. 10,000 parts on hand. Prewar prices. Convert to electric, complete overhaul under 2c a day. Write Carr's Sewing Machine Service Box 143 Pella or call 103 Wormhoudt's. Also free Udga sample at Vander Linden Drug Store for stomach issues.
Wilson's Jewelry Store announces closure from August 5 to 9 and reopens Saturday August 10. The notice promotes maintaining OPA prices as of June 30 until OPA takes effect, in line with President Truman's wishes. Offers include snow suits in wool, fall deliveries, school clothes, shirts and shorts, and a range of dresses, raincoats, and family outfits. Dorothy Van Rees, bonded representative for Minnesota Woolen Co., Duluth.
Notice is given that a written instrument purporting to be the last will of Walter De Penning deceased is on file with the Clerk of the District Court in Marion County Iowa. A hearing to prove validity is set for 9:00 a.m. July 23, 1946 in Knoxville Iowa. Objections must be filed by that time. Jack B. Careenter Clerk of District Court Leonard L. Long Deputy.
Henry Van Norden of Sully Iowa thanks neighbors and relatives who plowed his corn and put up hay during illness. He says such kindness will never be forgotten.
The Taois Indians of New Mexico wear white blankets in summer and red and blue in winter. Much is being said about what Americans stand for. Equally important are things Americans won’t stand for. During 1945 a baby was born every 110 seconds and the U S population grew by 153 each hour.
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