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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

4

Multiple Sale Listings and Auto Ads in Chronicle

A dense classified page listing sale dates in Monroe and nearby towns, farm auctions, livestock for sale, machinery, real estate, and used cars. Includes numerous names and contact details from Pella, Prairie City, Otley, and Monroe, with weeded notes on furniture, bikes, and household goods.

Blanch Shippers Monroe Tunis van Dyk Liberty Street Steenbock Bros Prairie City Nolstein the Chronicle Aric Kommer Pella Phone Blue Arthur van Waardhuizen Otley Chalmer Van_Rheenen Mt.” Klein Ed Vander Hart Harry Worth Penney's

Manville ad for Brown Rock Wool materials

Ben Hoeksema promotes Brown Rock Wool at 810 West Second Street Pella Iowa. The humorous copy “The honeymoon is over when bushels of kisses are reduced to little pecks” appears in the ad. Blue 76 phone line advertised for orders or inquiries.

Everett Vander Haar Nick _Heemstra Veenstra Rosale Baby Carr Gorp Gradus Schakel Tom Bloadsworth Pella Worm F Dieleman Iardale Rawleigh Knoxville S. R. Riley 2Nd St Rawleigh's Freeport G. Wink Ave. E. Newton Carrie Jacob B. Dahi West Side Square Farmers Co.op van Gorp Hatchery Briggs & Stratton Parts and Repair West Side of Square B. J. Brom Houins

Early aviator linked to Wright brothers dies remembered

Williamsburg residents recall Gene Ely as among the first to fly with the Wright brothers and later the first to take off and land a plane on a ship deck. Ely died during a barnstorming tour years ago and is buried near Williamsburg. The note also mentions a slogan or caption Dri Slow-Children Move Fast.

Orville Wright Williamsburg Gene Ely Wright Brothers Mr. Ely

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