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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
8
Local farm notes report on poultry management practices including temperature control, culling decisions, and deworming procedures. Emphasizes welfare standards and timelines for flock health improvements. Includes brief references to equipment, feed adjustments, and outreach to nearby farms.
We entreet notes rudsmen and all items of indebtedness No charge is unsuccessful Collections made anywhere Must be legitimate References ROC Valentine Co Light Company Bldg Marshalltown Ia We have New Fairbanks-Morse 509 Ib platform scales Victoria feeders Iowa electric cream separators hay rope drive belts cut length belting and belting repairs Mart Hoekrema Implements Glasses prescribed by Dr Inch Offices Sears Roebuck Co Des Moines Complete Optical Service Budget Plan All Styles Come to Sears and Save All Work Guaranteed
Notice states the partnership Plette & Company dissolved on June 8. Te Plette withdraws and John N. Vander Linden assumes all obligations. The business continues as Plette & John N. Vander Linden at the same location. T. Plette shall not incur future obligations for the grocery.
Multiple farms offered near Monroe Iowa with gravel-road access and modern houses. Listings include 80 acre at 60 per acre, 160 acre at 100 per acre, 60 acre at 125 per acre, and 20 barn poultry facilities plus stock and grain capabilities. Contact Harry Worth, Monroe IA for details and other bargains.
Albia Union Republican defends today’s youth against claims of moral decline. Parents assert teenagers are honest, literate, healthy, with vitality and initiative, capable of shaping the nation and becoming tomorrow’s veterans, urging no harsh judgment of the current generation.
A column titled Sunday Fathers Day Musings recounts community scenes and gossip. It notes a wife and daughter hosting a special day, mentions a man asking to publish a dandelion greens recipe, and hints at local weddings and social events. The piece covers neighbors, small-town chatter, and ongoing rumors about residents.
The Chronicle invites letters from service men, their parents and friends to publish items of interest. Readers are urged to send letters shorter than typical submissions and content suitable for public airing. Contributions may include happenings near and far, with pictures welcomed to heighten interest.
PVT Arvin Hoogenakker, an engineer, serves in Fort Jackson South Carolina. He joined the service February 23 and appreciates the training in light engineering. The soil is sandy with tall pines, eight miles from Columbia, and he is the son of Mr and Mrs Dan Hoogenakker.
Adrian P De Haan son of Mr and Mrs Tunis De Haan is now Seaman First Class and will celebrate his birthday on July 10. He will be glad to hear from friends at his new address Seaman 1/c Adrian P De Haan, S 1/c, Armed Guard Center, New Orleans La.
In downtown Chicago a company of army engineers under Lt Elmer Ver Meer assembled a 273 foot pontoon bridge in 55 minutes to honor the ninth anniversary of the army engineering corps. The bridge could carry ten tons and was later taken apart in 9 minutes. The unit is based at Camp McCoy and stayed at the Stevens Hotel during the visit.
Private First Class Leonard Booy, son of Mr and Mrs Booy, returned to camp in California after a fourteen day leave enroute to Pella and his parents. He underwent appendectomy before coming home and spent furlough in convalescence. He is doing clerical work in payroll. known locally as the store clerk at Pouney Store.
Fragmentary OCR lists names, places, and units with unclear affiliations including Navy NY Stienties Lusth Wad Yen Ry Stun and Cpl Kenneth Van ASW. Mentions Caliterey Harstad and Drew vida. No clear event, date, or outcome discernible from readable text.
Lt Bob Menning reports from a German camp describing better facilities and meals. He notes new barracks, four men per room, a large playground, and activities including volleyball baseball basketball fencing and cards. He mentions his wife Dolores Lankelma Menning granting permission to publish.
Late cabbage plants should be set out immediately and late varieties stored for winter use. Cucumbers plantable to the end of June. After peas and spinach harvest keeps area productive. Fertilizers and seed storage discussed. Tomatoes need support but pruning reduces yield. Do not work beans when leaves are wet. Sunnyside Beauty Shop advertises superior permanent waves.
The poultry expert describes selecting chicks with rapid early growth and fat feathering to reduce heat needs and mortality. Heavier meat birds should be identified by 12 to 20 weeks, with three times as many males selected early and culling of inferior birds to develop superior breast meat production.
Iowa State College extension service reports field trials on winter grub control in cattle at three packing houses. Treated cattle averaged higher gains with better carcass grades and less trimming. dusting with a quart jar method proved practical for small herds and community-wide use reduced heel fly activity and future grub pressure.
The document appears garbled and incomprehensible, with no coherent events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a factual news item.
Various families and friends visited residents including Mrs Henry of Drains City, Peter Rogendaal of Lilly, Mr and Mrs CN Weeda of Tingley, and Hartog family. Attendees included Mr L Langstraat, Belle Van Duren, Irene Willemsen, Adelaide Rozendaal, and others from Peoria, Sully, Leighton, Tracy, and Will Den Hartog households.
Rights business and professional men clerks mechanics and others have indicated willingness to assist farmers of Sion county during the harvest season after regular hours. A list of volunteers is available at the farm church. Des Moines Register See Professor Sadler for piano and pipe organ lessons for the summer with free music.
An unclear passage discusses loose teeth and embarrassment and suggests a product or method named FASTERTHL to secure teeth firmly. The text is garbled and lacks concrete details about usage, efficacy, or source.
See me for insurance on farm and city property and bail on crops and autos. Start a savings account with life insurance for income in old age. Insure in good companies at low rates. Call 50 Sully or write P. O. Box 146 and I will call on you. WM. Dieleman, Sully, Iowa
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