FOR SALE VARIOUS FARM ITEMS AND LIVESTOCK ADS
A dense OCR page lists numerous for sale items from a Pella area, including portable hog houses, electric brooders, chick supplies, cream separators, gates, and farm equipment. Also advertised are horses, cattle, oats, hay, and coal delivery. Several listings mention contact names and phone numbers across multiple nearby towns like Pella, Oskaloosa, Colfax, Otley, and Sully, with prices ranging around a few dollars to hundreds. The item mix reflects a 1930s rural classifieds flavor with manual labor, supplies, and livestock prominent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis van Roekel
Hew
Ray van Roekel
D. Vander Waal
Leydens
Elmer van Wyk
Otley
John Deere
John C. Hiemstra
Pella
de G
Guernsey
Gerald R
Franklin St
N.P. de Tt
Cnerns
Sully Toh
Henaud
Te OI
John de Penning
Norris Hagan
Dick Leydens
Henry van Wyngarden
Henry Hagen
Elevat
Dick Weyers
Far
Hampshire
van Gorp
Elm Creek
Sohn Maek
Keond
Hollebrands
Albert Tysseling
Surold Veens
Notices and ordinances from Marion County Iowa 1945
Notices list Saturday homestead tax aid hours at Marion County State Bank nine thirty to three and claims due by April first. Also a Potluck for Campfire Girls and mothers at Second Reform Church on Friday March twenty fourth. Pella city budget ordinance for fiscal year 1945 46 details receipts expenditures and fund allocations including fire department library and recreation, adopted March 20, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County State Bank
Second Reformed Church
Pella
Iowa
Marion County
Towa
Protection of Life and Property
Thhe
F. M. Frush
Lamps and lamp shade sellers face OPA price checks
Des Moines OPA district investigates eight lamp and shade wholesalers and retailers for selling without approved ceiling prices or proper price establishment records. Walter D. Kline says records needed to show how ceiling prices were set. enforcement continues across distribution levels to prevent overcharges via multiple markups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
OPA
Walter D. Kline
Des Moines Opaistrict
Kline
War is Hell Manners of Fame Not Civilian
The man famous for saying war is hell was not a civilian, a remark highlighted to contrast his military background with public perception. The quote is tied to a figure renowned for frontline experience and leadership in wartime.
Thanks for the kindness shown during hospital stay
A brief thanks from Forrest D. Roorda to relatives friends and neighbors for cards letters flowers visits and support during his time at the Alaska Hospital noting sincere appreciation for the expressions of care
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Forrest D. Roorda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nicola al Co
Dick W. Gosselink
Harold Sack
Weat
Washington
BLM Creek Coal CO
John Mackett
Green, Pella
Jamesway
Pul Hackett Hatchery
Oskaloosa
Y van Zee
Prairie City
Colfax
Paul ‘Terlown
Warner Electric
van Gorphhery
Van
John
Hennink
Monty A. Bennink
Duroe Jersey
Willim M. Vande Voort
Wilbur van Ke
Anthony Ver Meer
G. H. Ver
Sal
Martin
van Gorp Hatchery
Slereford
Lewis van Heukelem
Helen Hoogenakk
Washington St
Mary C
East Second St
W. van Ort
Soldier Brother
Meward
Arthur de Cook
Vander Ploe
Diller Vander Ploe
Fay Koopl
Hecary
Chronicle Office
Harriet Kuyper
East First St
Marion van Rp
R. VAN _GORP
George Ramsey
Pete Samaniego
Pella Hotel
Central Park Cafe
Uncle Sam
Pella Manufacturing CO
de Jong Greenhouse
Selp
Qil Assa
Reuben Schakel
Kuypers Music
Howe
B. J. Brom
Brom Feed Store
Lautenbach & Verought
Forest Ver Ploeg S Bull
E. A. Roorda
Monroe St
New England Granite Works
Bert Vande Kieft
Marion A. Toom Lake Prairie Two
Office
Wizard Brand
Idaho
Boone
Tama
Bakker
Rus
Airiaee
NLL Joorts Groc
Florida
Pascal Celery
Texas
Johnson
Michael Leonard
Borden Choc
National Choc
Campbell’s Soups
Hershey
Rinso
Farm Seeds
de Jong
Libby
Cocomalt
Madison
Cheercoats
Linal
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