Farm sales and auctions listed in local notices
Numerous sale dates and farm auctions appear for November through January across Iowa towns. Estates and farm implement sales are listed for Mon roe Kill of Otley New Sharon Pella Otley and nearby areas with buyers including D L Weyers John C Vos Gerrit Den Hartog A Westra Van Wyk estate and Harold Ozinga. Also listed are sale items such as tractors plows rakes balers and other equipment plus furniture and household goods.
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Em Ba Lale
D. L. Weyers
Monroe
John C. Vos
Killof
Tate
Dora van Haaften
Gerrit den
Taintor
Farmers’ Co-op Exchange
Pella
Howard Gosselink
A. Westra
Peter
van Wyk
Harry C. van Wyk
New Sharon
John A. Ball
Otley
Dee
Jacob
A. Boot
John
Harold Ozinga
Peoria
Lester van Wyk
Mart Hoeksema
Gary T. Vogelaar
Poland
Harold Veenster
David Bradley
Walster
G. L. Williams
Jacob M. Vander Hart
Hampshire
Andrew P. van Zee
Pine City
Glass China Cupboard
Nice
Wisconsin Jr
Bert A. B
Wood Bros. Thresher Massey-Harris
MoHitendem
Gary T
Vogelaar Motor and Machinery
Beauty shop reopens at 229 East 2nd Street notice
Announcing the reopening of a beauty shop at 229 East 2nd Street after closure on November 11 and 12. Anne B. Donai, beauty specialist, invites patrons to try services by phone 227. Carnegie-Viersen Public Library trustees mourn the death of Mrs. Clarence Vander Linden and express sympathy to her family in a formal resolution.
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East 2Nd Street
Anne B. Donai
Carnegie- Viersen Public Library
Clarence Vander Linden
Alyda Grundman
Carnegie-Viersen Public Library
Cards of Thanks for Mrs. Martin Klein
We thank friends neighbors and relatives who were kind during her last illness and aided us before and after her passing. We appreciate the sympathy and tokens of respect from all who called or sent flowers. Martin T Klein and Family I also thank relatives and friends for cards and gifts on my 92nd birthday. Mrs Bena Keyning
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Martin Klein
Martin ‘T. Klein
Bena
Keyning
Notice of Gratitude for Help After Death of David E Durham
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and support given to our husband and father David E Durham before his death. Gratitude for food gifts and flowers. Vera Durham J Preston Durham express appreciation.
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David E. Durham
Elizabeth Eekhoff thanks supporters after illness
A sincere thank you to all who remembered me or helped me in any way during my recent illness. Elizabeth Eekhoff expresses gratitude for kind wishes visits prayers and assistance received during her illness.
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Elizabeth Eekhoff
Card of Thanks to Fire Department and Neighbors
Expresses deep gratitude to the fire department for prompt Monday morning aid and thanks telephone operators and neighbors including Mrs. Louis Van Heukelom for their cooperation and assistance.
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Fire Department
Louis van Heukelom
Thanks to those who helped during Sophia Vos illness and death
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness to our sister Sophia Gertrude Vos during illness and after her death. We appreciate every expression of sympathy condolence and flowers from all who offered support. Brothers and Sisters
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Sophia Gertrude Vos
Rules For Jamborees Set By Athletic Association
Iowa high school circles welcome jamboree play under new rules by the Athletic Association. Jamboree sanctions depend on county and conference participation. Limit one jamboree per sport per year, with minor out of county additions when adjacent, and no pre November 1 football or basketball jamborees for 1956 57.
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Iowa
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
The
THSAA
IHSAA
Ring Test for Brucellosis in Marion County Farmers
During the week of November 14 farmers in Marion County may have their dairy herds tested for Brucellosis or Bangs Disease. A traveling laboratory will collect samples from all milk and cream sold, with no cost to farmers. If tests show infection, farmers are notified. those who decline sampling should inform their dealer. The program aims to identify suspicious herds, with about one in five Iowa herds historically flagged.
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Marion County
Bang
Coin of Agriculture
State Department
Malta
Iowa
Marion County Starts Brucellosis Control Campaign
In November Marion County veterinarians and milk dealers join farmers to test herds for Brucellosis or Bangs Disease. The effort follows past losses from abortions and reduced milk production linked to the illness. The state covers testing costs, and if infection is suspected farmers may have individual cows blood tested. Eight Marion County cases were among 361 Iowa Malta Fever cases in 1964.
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Malta
Dollare
Centars
Towa
Marion County
Vandals Damage Two Rural Schools Under Lu cas County Sheriff Probe
Sheriff Wayne Swanson of Lu cas County investigates significant vandalism at two rural schools. Damages are considerable and under review by authorities.
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Wayne Swanson
Lucas County
Cardiovascular Research Lab at Iowa U Advancing Heart Studies
University of Iowa Hospitals houses Cardiovascular Research Laboratories directed by James W. Culbertson. Fifteen staff physicians and students work daily on kidney function in hypertension, oxygen usage, and blood oxygen levels in the heart. Lung disease and pulmonary function are studied under Dr Paul Seebohm. Steven Hovath leads heart physiology research with grants from Iowa and American Heart Associations. The program notes practical outcomes include more successful surgeries for congenital and rheumatic heart disease.
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University Hospitals
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Cardiovascular Research
James W. Culbertson
Seal Safe
Towa, Heart Association
Christmas Seal
Heart Fund
State Department of Health
National Heart Institute
Town City
Steven Ho Vath
Universe College of Medicine
Iowa
American Heart Associations
Paul M. Seebohm
University Medical Center
SUI Hospital
Marion Co. 1955 corn acreage compliance figures released
Nearly 61 percent of Iowa farms were in compliance with corn acreage allotments in 1965, up from 40 percent in 1964. In Marion County 54 percent, about 1952 farms, complied this year with 46,397 acres allotted. Noncomplying farms held 24,853 acres. Statewide, 50.7 percent of 44,850 corn farms complied in 1955, with total allotments of 9,629,517 acres represented by all farms.
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Iowa
Merrill L. Robuck
Marion County
ASC
Jaspers
Lucas
Maiken Ger Polke
Wareren
Igompi P
Fremont
Harrion County
Webster
Green
Monona
Calhoun
Pochontas
Kossuth
Palo Alto
Humboldt
Knoxville Journal editor Beckman wins journalism award
F. W. Beckman, editor of the Knoxville Journal, was among seven men honored for distinguished journalism service at a dinner marking Iowa State College Ames 50th anniversary of instruction in technical journalism. Beckman led the department from 1911 to 1927 and said 260 alumni prove the program's soundness, cited as now copied nationwide.
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F. W. Beckman
Knoxville Journal
Iowa State College
Ames
Beckman
Oskaloosa Herald
Marine Officer to Visit Central Campus November 30
Captain C R Kennington USMC, procurement officer for the area, will interview students at Central College on November 30, 1955 about earning Marine Corps officer commissions. Undergraduates are eligible for the Platoon Leaders Class program, with training at Quantico and summer pay as Marine NCOs.
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C. R. Kennington
USMC
U.S. Marine Corps
Central College
Kennington
PLC
Marine Corps Schools
Quantico
Virginia
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps
Pensacola
Florida
Marine Divisions
Marine Air Wings
U.S
Elect Extension Council Members On Monday November 14
Voters in all Marion County townships will elect one councilman to the Extension Council on Monday November 14. Elections begin at 7 30 p m with designated polling sites in each township. Half the townships choose a one year term and half a two year term under the 1955 law shifting sponsorship of the Extension Service to local Districts. All resident qualified voters may vote in their township.
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Marion County
Marion County Extension Council
Jyde Core
Ion County
Pella
Lake Prairie
Agri. Room
Polk
Knoxville
Red Rock
Dunreath
Summit
Otley
County Extension Council
Clay
Franklin
Liberty
Pleasant Grove
Swan
Washington
Dallas
Indiana
Perry
Union
56Th General Assembly
Iowa State College
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Des Moines
B. G. Chamberlain
David Blommers
Suenzies
Sanders
Atle Ver Steeg
Reasnor
Jonathan
Kone
East End
Joe Vande Kieft
4Th St
LeRoy Steenhoek
Peter Hoksbergen
van Niewaal
Plbg
Arie Bogaard
Henry Menninga
C. de Koning & Sons
Elmer Vander Linden
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Russell
Fairbanks-Morse
Matt Hoeksema
Henry
Dykstra
Handyman Jacks
Henry van Rheenen
Jefferson St. Pella
Everett R. Lanphier
Newat
Byron Beal
Iiles
S.E. Fori-L. Mile West
Davenport and Chair
American Steel
van Gorp Hatchery
J.D
J.D. Hammermill
Vandermeulen Hoeksema
Willis Vander Voort
Frank Tromp
Useil
Oliver
Gehl
van Zee
Jersey
Oskaloosa
Prine School
H. W. Moffett & Son
John Deere Teeetane
Fireston
Klyn
Pella Livestock Co
Ernest Steenhoek
John Vander Wert
Jonathans
Grimes
Joe H. Vande Kieft
Watarare
L.T.V. Bangs
Dick Ver Ploeg and Sons
S.W. Sully
Veenstra Real Estate
Oskal
P. T. Kelderma
Lane Meulpolder
Garden Square Cafe
Edmundson Park
F.C. Warner
Brouwer Brake Service
Chevrolet
Breen & Kelderman
Bel Air
Studebaker
Good White Way Auto Co
Main Street
Schiebout Tire Shop
John Schippers
Chronicle
Gilbert_Boozeboom
Robert Harrison
Chronicle Office
Pauline’ Bower
W. Mary
Ottumwa
University Park
Pella Chronicle
REN
Veenstra
Paardekooper’s Ideal Pharmacy
Huber
Ella
Sen
Andrew van Willigan
Harvey
Town
Ry T. Vogelaar
Sander
Pheiger
Stientjes
Gambles
Christian High
Garden
Firestone
Klyn Tire and Battery
Gi ‘Vogelaar
Sap Parker
Vera
Kramer
Wayne van Wyk
Dadi Meyer
Connie Vander Zyl
Don Cummings
N. N.W
Breen and Kelderman
Bake Sale
Mary and Martha Society of Third Reformed Church
Vandenberg’s
Mrs
Vera Durham
J. Preston Durham
Athletic Ass’n
Vandals
Marion Co
Extension Council
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