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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

4

FOR SALE Classifieds with farm and lumber items

Classified notices show a mix of farm land for sale various livestock and equipment listings timber lumber and hardware ads and small service offers from Pella Oskaloosa Colfax Newton and surrounding areas including tractors mowers rock and gravel yard items and rental and wanted ads with multiple contact phone numbers and locations listed for buyers and sellers.

Notices Changes in garbage pick-up schedule and will hearing

Notice outlines changes in garbage collection days starting Monday. Monday and Thursday routes will shift from Monday Tuesday, while Wednesday Thursday routes move to Tuesday Friday and Friday routes to Wednesday Saturday. Also a probate notice for William Brand deceased with hearing set for July 2, 1946 in Knoxville Iowa.

Knoxville Iowa District Court of Towa Marion County William Brand Town Jack B. Carpenter Leonard L. Long

Fowler Telephone Co Raises Rates After July First

The firm cites higher labor costs, material prices, and excise taxes as drivers of a planned rate increase effective after July 1. The Chronicle will publish the exact rates next week while stressing efforts to keep the rise as low as possible to cover wages, taxes, and repair materials.

Pella Chronicle Aeto

Card of Thanks From Mrs Grandin and Mrs Sedrel

Mrs Grandin and Mrs Sedrel express thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for cards letters flowers and visits during illness hospital stay and recovery. They gratefully recall kind deeds good wishes and cheerful thoughts that will be remembered.

Steven Grandin Mahaska Hospital Sam Sedrel

Pioneer Relics to Be Displayed at State Fair

Iowa historical officials announced a major Centennial State Fair program featuring more than twenty exhibits. E. F. Pittman from the Iowa historical department will assemble and guide historical displays across the state, cataloging materials and selecting items for Des Moines. Exhibits include pioneer farm implements, historic homes and living habits, a Centennial show, an early Iowa song festival, household equipment from 100 years ago, a pioneer cooking and canning contest, a historical quiz derby, and a pageant of Iowa transportation. Iowans with relics were invited to contact the fair board in Des Moines.

Iowa E. F. Pittman Iowa Historical Department Pittman Des Moines Towa

PFC Lester Terlouw Assigned to Camp Smith New York

Pfc Lester A. Terlouw, recently on furlough from Camp Campbell Kentucky, has been transferred to Camp Smith New York. He is part of a 41-person demonstration platoon to train the New York State Guard in weapon use and expects a 15 week assignment. Camp Smith lies in the Catskill mountains across the Hudson from Hyde Park and he invites letters from friends. Address Pfe Lester A. Terlouw 37644961 1st Platoon Co E 2nd Inf bth Div Camp Smith Peekskill New York.

Lester A. Terlouw Camp Campbell Camp Smith New York New York State Guard Catskill Mountains Hudson River Hyde Park Pfe Peekskill, New York

Bread Baking Guide With Emergency Flour Steps

An instructional piece outlines a two loaf bread recipe using emergency flour. It details scalded milk with sugar salt and shortening, yeast options, lukewarm water, and gradual flour incorporation. Knead ten minutes then rise twice, shape into rounds, place in greased pans, and bake at 400 F for 18 minutes then 875 F for 80 minutes longer.

Rest Is Only Known Cure for Tuberculosis

An article from the Marion County Tuberculosis Association discusses TB treatment, noting no cure exists yet and emphasizing bed rest and early diagnosis. It mentions streptomycin as a potential aid and warns against delaying proven therapy while highlighting ongoing scientific efforts and public health guidance.

Marion County Tuberculosis Association

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White Way Auto Co Frank Trump Dhe Bruyn Bloodsworth Bert Vande Kieft Boertje Building Alice Kommer Harry Worth Monroe Colfax H. P. van Gorp Siday James Engle Hawke Building Newton White House Oskaloosa van Gorp Hatch Virgil Schakel Frank Tromp Otley J. Kuiken P. van Donselaar SHINN H. Shinn van Sitter’ Plumbing & Heating Company Rock Island Windrow Henry A. van Roekel Leighton Gy Stein Gysbert Anthers Gentle Henry Mugen John Deeremower Joe Kaldenberg Galesburg Washington I P C. Penney Co Boat Furniture Company Jersey Milk Cow Henry van Essen Marion van Zee Jersey Vernon van Ee John Deere Herman Nollen Nick Vander Plees Sully Aeres Prairie City James Engle Newton McCormick-Deering Henry Vander Linden Arie Ver Dught Red Marie Lefeber Wilson’s Jewelry Co L. Vand Molen Black John Leydens Connie Vanden Marion van Gorp Boyd van Rees Ford J. Clair van Gilst Kilduff W. Vroom Pella National Bank Pella Foundry CO Dick Leydens John Nieburg Chamberlain St. Ames Kuyper Harriet Kuyper East First St. Black Wright Tree Service Velyn Prange Cox Harold Benn Blue Boyd van Ri Federal Discount Corp Livermore Martin Naaktgeboren Ust Shum Shell South Pella Brom B. J. Brom Vander Linden Belden Chicago Co-operative Dairy Breeders Association Guernseys Jerseys Bion Hunt Pleasantville Gerrit Dieleman George Ramsey Aories Morton van Camp Kellogg’s H & G Whiting Pound Kellogg's Calif Caragiad Eshte Alec John de Winter Fowler Telephone Co PFC Lester Terlouw Hyde Park, N. Y Cin U. S Bakker Rus Apte Cee Sunkist Oregon
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