Local deeds and community notices span Knoxville records
July to 20th Knoxville area entries show land transfers for Wilma Lankelna and others, wartime enlistments for Kenneth De Goes and Andrew De Goes, and public notices of hospital stays, births, moves, and local travels. Numerous names appear including Joe Vander Teiden, Jane Klein, Delores Ann Ver Meer, and Delores Ann Ver Meer, with community events centered on Oakdale and Des Moines trips, hospital updates, and naval training at Great Lakes.
Nutritious picnic sandwiches fuel harvest hands
A vintage plan outlines hearty lunch ideas for field workers with protein rich fillings, crisp sides, and fruit drinks to sustain stamina. The notes emphasize vitamin A from spreads, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, citrus where affordable, and careful storage. mentions of box lunches, kitchen prep, and avoiding waste. Community notices follow with local families, moves, and visitors.
Bob’s Clean Ground Hog Herd Story
Bob, a member of Garden City F F A, narrates his hog herd using the clean ground system. Seven pigs thrive on a balanced ration with ample shade in the back orchard. He plans to expand, believing proper care and management yield good returns as no pig has been lost this season.
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Bob
Letters from Harold Kaldenberg to Sea Bees at Moffett Field
A wartime letter from Harold Kaldenberg Navy 2nd Class Sea Bee to his hometown, describing Sea Bee work at Moffett Field and travels from Pella to sunny California. He notes age range 30 to 55, pride in navy life, good chow and regular hours, and reads hometown news during spare time. Postscript includes signature and rank with a San Francisco postmaster reference.
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Harold Kaldenberg
Sea Bee Co. A
Moffett Air Field
Navaj
Sunny Val California
Pella
Gulf of Mexico
Thes
Harold I
Kuldenberg P.Q.C
Navy N
San Francisco
Weekend visits amid recovery expectations noted in local scene
The doctors expected a good recovery for the patient as Mrs. Synhorst stayed indefinitely. Hollebrands of Des Moines spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. El Hollebrands and friends. First Sergeant and Mrs. Glenn D. Burdick visited the parental home with Mr. and Mrs. H.
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Mies
Bonnie Gladstone
de Moines
Bolla
Vien Heniert
van Zee
IC. Renan
Mie
Hares Ray
I ‘Toorn
Minnesota Lakes
M and
St. Paul
3 and Toomn
William A. Sehakel
Ottumwa
Philip de Vries
Ankeny
H. Rozenberg
Burdick
Ith Armored
Sas
J. Will Brooks
Bxville
and Hollebrands
Des Moines
Mrs
el Hollebrands
Glenn D. Burdick
Prospect for Slightly Lower Taxes in 1943
Analysis of surveys suggests 1943 local taxes may fall modestly. Budgets rise in some areas while overall tax take is projected to drop about 22 percent from 1942 levels. Local school, city, and county budgets reflect shifts in proposed expenditures and tax levies across districts.
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Oridtien
AY County
Ineres Hhs
Marion County Reports Large Spring Pig Crop In 1942
The Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service estimates Marion county’s spring pig crop at 107,241 for 1942, the largest in the district. It cites 17,078 farrowing sows, a 27 percent rise from 1941, with an average of 5.29 pigs per litter.
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Lowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
the Journal
Marion County
Iing County
Jon
Warren
Madison
Monroe
Lucas
Clarke
Union
Appanoose
Wayne
Decatur
Des Moines
Della Independent School District Budget Hearing Details
The board will meet to consider the district budget estimate for the coming year. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements, past and anticipated, will be available at the hearing. The notice lists district officials and a schedule of projections, with emphasis on fiscal totals for the upcoming period.
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Della Independent School District
Lake Prairie Township
Marion
Unclear historical note on kiln and window firm orders in Des Moines area
Fragmented OCR text recounts various names and places tied to a and window manufacturing orders across cities including Des Moines Battle New York Boston Indianapolis and Washington State. It mentions WAAC women in Des Moines and Venetian Blind Department orders, plus numerous project locations such as Mather Residence Weston Massachusetts and Hollywood Apartments Cincinnati.
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Mis Goolink
Elmer Hout
Grose
Sant
Gauss
Fred Vane Doorith
Roboereen Company
Kaeten
Pennesdvania
Barton
Monieh
Huband
Dow
Teoderp
Jane Vera
Mane Lautenbach
Son
Ometha
Marie Smith
Cora Mate Varley Hinden
Jeanie van
Krnstysh Company
Battle
New York
Mather
W Beston
Marachioetts
Reidence Uy Rewkford
Bedmond Tower
Ttremerton
Washington
Muibeae
Orlinda
Flaidhe
Penn St
Christi Science Henovalones Association
Francie Sreoup
Indianapolis
Tishie
Iowa Farmers Plan Record Fall Farrowings to Aid War Effort
Iowa farmers report a spring pig crop 21 percent above last year and the largest on record. They plan fall farrowings 220 percent over the level set in June. The estimate cites 161,000 head for the spring pig crop and 9,11,000 full sows planned for fall farrowings, signaling a sizable increase in hog production to support wartime needs.
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Tawa
United States
Conrysts
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Iava
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Bella Walter Rutt
Ana
Walter Pa Cassous
Ieleuin
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Xnosville
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Mahaske Hospital
Alona Fridaith
Frank LeCoc
Abbott Hospital
Matthew Kempkes
Great Lakes
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Chiedieo
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Oskalee
Minnie Rillihan
Will Creighton
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Mack Thoma
Farmer Guy
Margaret Hammer
Myrtle Vander Meulen
Michigan
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Vander Meuren
Ann Michigan
Kellogg Foundation
Gerald Paardeer
Knoxville
Wayneakel
Univer of Town Hospital
Iowa City
An Rockwell
A. A. Rockwell
Fremont
John B Dykstra
Vivian Weirather
Ottumwa Park
Clarenee Rouwenhorst
Lincoln Street
Frank M.pruch
Mess
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Ternie Vaaster Linden
Ry Dyktras M
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Gilbert Boataml A
Grandma
Hieliy
Minnesota
Cledhe
Snather
Per
Herman Douwstra
Tow City
Christian Reformed Church
Theodore de
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M. van Gorp
W. Branderhorst Sr
P. Buwalda
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Robert Lee Andrews
Peter Duinink
Fry
Madoliene — Dickema
Emma Loworth
Verlin Sedrel
Childrey Gene
Donald Dean
Oakland
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Bertha Poortings
Norton Mf. Co
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Charence Witenburg
Mino Mlikkema
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William Rose
Chirence Rouwenhorst
Ray van Deest
Sioux City
Jeanne
Central College
Ruth Muyskens
Centra
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Dorothy van Mouwelins
Regi
Iowa State Colle
A. 'T van Houweling
Ruth Bartlow
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Fred van Doork
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Kay
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Chicago
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Newton
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