Classified Ad Fragments Highlight Local SALES And Supplies
A jumble of classified items lists sale dates May 1 and various offerings. Mentions monuments and markers pricing, seeds, seed corn, farm chemicals, sprayers, adding machines, poultry services, hatching, and building supplies. Names like Van Zee, Dick W, Dick Kuiper, and Newton area references appear amid scattered contact details and product notes.
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Seldon
The
Pelle Chronicle
Huey
Sephone Co
Local Used Cars and Real Estate Ads Lead Off
Dense classified page listing real estate and vehicle buys consults. Ads feature Electrolux appliances prices, several car makes including Ford Chevrolet and Plymouth, plus farm equipment, boats, tractors and rental notices. Puzzles out to a bustling rural market with multiple dealers in Pella Iowa and surrounding areas.
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Studebaker
Buick
Ford
Dodge
Chevrolet
M&m “Ry
Cult
Bord-Ferguson
TAC
McCormick-Deering
Steel McCormick-Deering
Oliver
D. Bradley
B. van
Diverse Help Wanted Ads and Services Varying Locals
A collage of classified lines offers help wanted postings and service ads for many trades. Listings include trucking, construction, livestock, textile work, home repairs, plumbing, interiors, and poultry care, with contact names and phone numbers in small town midwestern settings. The scattered copy references Marion Van Gorp, Van Gilet, J. B. Dahm, and other local providers alongside auctions, weather items, and product offerings.
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Dan Stainbrook
North Market
Oskaloosa
Lowa
J. B. Dahm
PELLA
West Side Square
Harriet Kuyper
Eart
First St
Pig Brooder Lamps Danger Signals and Court Action
Fragmentary notes mention pig brooder lamps being dangerous and reference court proceedings in Knoxville. The text hints at filings, fees, and a district court clerk’s involvement, with scattered references to parties and potential safety and liability concerns surrounding the lamps.
Cards of Thanks and expressions of gratitude from multiple families
A collection of thank you notes from relatives and friends thanking neighbors and caregivers for support after injuries and hospital stays. Messages honor those who sent cards gifts prayers and visits and express ongoing appreciation from Mrs. William Schakel Mrs. Forre Ver Ploys J. Rovaart and others.
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Vitl Hospital
Oud
Daley
Cinplages
William Schakel
Forre
Altering patterns before cutting improves fit and saves time
Clothing specialists at Town State Colleg recommend altering patterns in many ways before cutting fabric. Check pattern envelope measurements, compare pieces, and add ease. Adjust for shoulder, bust, hip differences with darts and gores to tailor fit.
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Town State Colleg
Barley Makes a Comeback in Iowa Fields
A historic crop revival features barley regaining ground in Iowa where stress from plant disease and drought cut yields from over five million bushels to around 3,000. Extension agronomists cite the new high yielding Moore variety as key, with livestock feeders backing the crop revival and broader farm resilience.
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Tho
Survey on Iowa pig herds shows rising early piglets
The survey projects a large rise in early sows in Iowa, noting a 200 percent jump from December to May. It cites 2,098,000 sows forecast for spring and references increased use of central heating and electricity as factors. Estimates, dates, and agency names are discussed along with forthcoming revisions from the Agriculture Department and related services.
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Livestack
Matehine
Mei Farman
Land Work By Forrest Lamer’s Team Described
When Forrest Lamer of near nut fell ill, 23 workers weighed feathered and plowed 100 acres of land in six hours, representing a remarkable early example of cooperative farming effort in the community.
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Forrest Lamer
Near Nut
Phosphate and nitrogen boost small grain yields in field tests
The report notes 0 pounds of nitrate increased oat yields, while 60 pounds of phosphate raised yields by 4 bushels per acre. Barley and wheat showed stronger responses. nitrogen boosted wheat growth and protein content. Historical note mentions the first newspaper west of the Mississippi, the Missouri Gazette, founded in St. Louis in 1845.
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Phe
The
Missouri Geegette
St. Lewis
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Gow
Wormiend
Lene
Chebett
Ron Lethe
Smith-Corona
Callio
Vander Kamp
Sully
United States Rubber Company
Ekholm
Pella Poultry Service
Mart Hoeksema
Lincoln
Akeer
Rus Ali
Taedern
Lion
Henry van Buren
van Gord Hatchery
Warner Viride Vealt
McCortieh
Dick Kuiper
Otley
Reb Wilkinson
Baerem
Edgar i
Dake Ustermarkt
van Zee
Electrolux
POLDE
Voestinner
Hater
Por Sale
Uberry
Chraiele
Pol Sale
Faye Phe
Scharing Garage
WAY Auto CO
Schipper Bros
Hudson
Mercury Motor Waterwi
Rene d
Ted Leet
Tean & Serv
Marion van Gorp
Bel
S. de Nong
Pel Roberts
van Vo Wool
Dallas
Paden
Suildi Albe
van Waardhuizen
Ante
Tle
See
Bellas
Lloyd Hird
St. Keoyman
Rook
Jarze Ar Simall
van Gilet
Kilda
Deworm
Phon
van Gory Hatchery
Phone Black
George Ramsey
van Roekel
Main Street
Pell
Montello
Wassau
Barre
Bert Vande Kieft
Vera's
Franklin St
Cold Waves
Permanenta
Revlow Products
Velens Cosmetics
Bernice
Vera
Farmers Co.op
Tautenbach & Verought
United Tite Rusher Company
Pehaby
Warchter Truyper Build Umber CO
Somat, CO
Dion Atta
Knoxville
Jack J. Carpenter
Clark
Per Hiner
Conan
Alan
Vogelaar's
Chita Iowa Retail Hardware Association
Sudan
Weedone
Bakker
Rus
Judes
Ree
Henry de Jone
Memoriam
J. Rovaart
Ayo
A. J. Rovaart
Chas
Towa
Iowa
Federal Discount Corp
Livermore
Martin Naaktgeboren
Fabio Fime
Bologna
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