For Sale Listings and Hardware Goods Ad scatter
A dense classified page offers diverse for sale items from staples for Markwell staplers to hardware supplies at Thriftway Cut-Rate Yard. It lists Chevrolet sedan, sport coats, golf clubs, livestock like sows and bulls, hay racks, hog feeders, and farm equipment from Vos Farm Equipment and Veenstra Implement Store. Potential buyers are urged to call Red 149 and 4 on 25 with various contact names and locations such as Oskimioosa, Knoxville, and Pleasantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thriftway
Oskimioosa
Joe Vander Kieft
Vos
Chevrolet
Henry Hagen
Don Lubbers
Marion van Dusseldorp
Louis van Boekel
Pella
Nod
Yoos Farm
Shell
Goodyear
Schiehout & Popma
White House
Fence Postmers Co-op
Tenney Co
Farmers Co-op
Elect Motors
Willard
Excelaar
Hardware & Implement
Sula Peeres
Sso
M. B. Hunter
Pleasantville
Airline
Arnold Intyeld
U Street
Typing and mimeograph work for local notices
A cluttered items list shows typing and mimeograph work from Harriet Kuyper and others, plus requests for used cotton bags and old dolls. It includes ads for gravel hauling, appliance batteries, feed manufacture, and monument orders, with a card of thanks from Mrs. Gerrit Hoksbergen and Mrs. John De Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Kuyper
Brom Feed Store
M." Dingemian
Cyele
Monroe
Call
Murray Ver SI
16Th
Des Moines
John de Wild
Householders Urged to Fill Fuel Oil Tanks
Announcing that powering the Pacific War will require 8,400,000 more gallons of petroleum products daily at its peak than today, Chester Bowles and Ralph K Davies urged householders to fill fuel oil storage now. They warned winter supplies will be tight as military needs rise and transportation remains strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bowles
OPA
Ralph K. Davies
Davies
Treason at the Point and Other Notes from a Library
A mixed page of library notes and summaries features TREASON AT THE POINT detailing Emmy Jed and Kirby amid Benedict Arnold’s treason, BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON lauded as a full edged western historical novel, CRICKET tales of Ling Tang with a lucky cricket, THIS IS THE WORLD exploring Earth as a ball, LIVING MUSICIANS biographical sketches, THE LAND WE LIVE ON describing U S geography and change, SHEP AND DOCTOR about two puppies, YONIE WONDERNOSE about a curious child, YOUR KIDS AND MINE Joe E Brown’s wartime anecdotes, plus children titles and illustrated volumes for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy
Jed
Kirby
Eneral
Benedict Arnold
America
Kimmy
Carroll Lane Fenton
Mildred Adams Fenton
Joe E. Brown
Aleutians
New Guinea
China
Italy
Don
Conservation motion pictures on hunting fishing and recreation
The State Conservation Commission is making three color sound motion pictures on hunting fishing and recreation in state parks. The 30 minute films show the link between wise land and water use and outdoor recreation. Production uses professional photography and commercial sound studios with Commission written scripts, ready for public showing by October 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa Onservation News
Poultry Price Ceiling Charts Set to Curb Costs
The OPA plans nationwide posting of Poultry Ceiling Prices effective July 12 to curb excessive costs for housewives. Rae E Walters of Chicago says over sixty thousand Community Ceiling Price Charts will mail July 9 to retail stores and dealers to ensure timely posting before the deadline, with plans for more than one hundred thousand charts overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Rae E. Walters
Chicago
How Fast To Stop A Car At Sixty Miles Per Hour
A safety advisory explains stopping distances at sixty mph. It notes you need about 100 feet to react and brake plus an additional 198 feet to halt on dry pavement. The message urges careful driving to avoid endangering yourself and others.
More Ways Than One to Keep Children Busy
Old adage says there are many ways to address child behavior. The text argues force is least effective and stresses planning to keep children busy with appropriate play and work. It notes parents should provide equipment, space, and opportunities for preschool and older children, and suggests club participation as a productive path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Family chores shape children’s sense of belonging
A discussion from the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station argues that shared work with family fosters usefulness and good behavior in children. The cartoon showing two small children helping their father plant seeds illustrates how participation slows tasks but builds responsibility, with garden work cited as one example of secure behavior development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevrly
Misch
Behav
Iowa
Shotgun Shell Rumors Fly Across Hunting Season
Iowa Conservation News reports conflicting rumors on shotgun ammunition, with forecasts ranging from ample supply to severe shortages since the war era. The State Conservation Commission has no confirmed details, but hunters may face high demand as rabbits, pheasants, and quail are expected to be plentiful for those who can obtain shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
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Chronicle
Arie Kommer
Farrow
Dick Schimmel
Edward Roorda
John Pos
North Main
Dick W. Gosselink
Nce
Appliance Co
En-Ar-Co
Louis van Rockel
de Jong
Roy
Driggs & Strattan
Rus van Nder
Marion van Gorp
Pho
Marvin E Wantel
Oz T Street
East Pod
Gertrude van Rockel
Dale van
Chromete Olive
Greasham
B. J
Marvin E. Kelderman
Forest
Tow
New England Granite Works
Bert Vande Kieft
Tony
Evalena van Zee
Gerrit Hoksbergen
Jande Ie
California
Arkansas
California Juice
Washington
Perfex Saniflush
Braunsweiger
Bing
Ramee SS
Lug
Wheaties
Library Notes
Ernest Haycox
General Custer
Ang
Stafford
Louise Zibo
Ling Tang
Josephine van Dolzen Pease
Li i
David Ewen
Shep
Doctor
Helen Hoke
Yonie Wondernose
Marguerite de Angeli
Yonie
Wondernose
Granny
MAKE_ CONSERVATION MOTION PICTURES
Farmers
Pork & Beans
Stokely
Jack Sprat
Monterey
Bar Harbor
Star Kist
Macaroni
Kellogg's
Golden Valley
Campbell’s
Cove
Plymouth Rock
Knox
Clinton
van Camp
Quaker Oats Company
Sunkist
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