FOR SALE AND RENT ADS FROM PELLA AREA
A dense classifieds page lists farm stock for sale including Duroc boars Chester White boars and Spotted Poland China hogs with various locations around Pella Iowa. It also advertises farm equipment heat systems water systems and electrical supplies from Vogelaar's Hardware and other local dealers. Numerous real estate and rental offers appear including an 200 acre tract near Knoxville and rental housing in Pella with terms and locations. Listings emphasize timely availability and local contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Willis M. Vande Voort
Pella
Garret Dieleman
Vogelaar
Vogelaar’s Hardware & Implement Store
A. A. van Zee
Chester White Boars
Logan Ver Ploeg
Dick W. Gosselink
The
Chronicle Office
Francis de Geus
Pontiac Sales and Service
Mart Vander Linden
H. J. Bensink & Son
Marion County
Knoxville
Oskaloosi
Briggs & Stratton
Vos
Verners Bros
Otley
Oskaloos
Vogolaars
Vogelaar’s Hardware & Tailbanke-Morse
Jay Hooksema
Clarence Wittenburg
Towa
Realdence
Independence St
Kuyps
U. S
Aaron Brummel
Leighton
Oskaloosa
New
Town
Marion den Adel
Harold
Hampshire
Will Vanden Gever
Stevens
Meinders
W. D. Hal
Reasner
Nicholas de Jon Sully
John A. van Zee
Jim Woodward
Jim Woodard
Poultry House
Ft. de
Veenstra Appliance CO
Vogelaar’s Hardware & Implement
P. R. van Gorp
Oskaloosa Street
van Dyke
Poland
China
Ray Hoksbergen
Dick Ter
Pella Chronicle
Ford
Broadway
Gerhart
Meyer
Nati Enas
Lamb
John Robertus
Roy’ Andeweg
Vogelant's Hardware & Implement
Automobiles and Lost Items Auction and Notices
Autos listed include 1936 Plymouth Coach 1937 Packard 6 priced around 6656 dollars and a 1936 Plymouth Coupe with a warranted ceiling at 425 dollars plus a 1935 Dodge two door at 360. A. B. Van Houweling Auto Company advertises stock and car jacks. Lost items include a two wheel trailer and wagon wheel notify John Olivier and a misplaced umbrella at Vanden Berg's Meat Market with a request for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidaile
Dodge
A. B. van Houweling Auto Company
John Olivier
Peli
Vanden Berg
Notice of Will Hearing in Marion County Iowa
Notice states a will for Cornelius Gosselink is on file in the District Court of Marion County Iowa. A hearing to prove the instrument’s validity is set for December 11, 1945 at 10:00 a.m. in Knoxville Iowa. Objections must be on file by then. Jack B. Carpenter Clerk. Deputy Leonard L. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack B. Carpenter
Leonard L. Long
Leonard 1, Long
Marion County
Iowa
Notice of probate of will in Knoxville Iowa 1945
In Knoxville Iowa on November 8 1945 the Clerk of the District Court holds an instrument in writ and testament of Benjamin H Back deceased for probate hearing at 10 00 a m December 11 Knoxville to prove validity of said instrument Objections must be on file by that date Deputy clerks office indicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iowa
District Court of Iowa
Marion County
Benjamin H. Back
Probate will hearing set for A C Van Hou weling in Iowa
Notice from Marion County Iowa dated November 27 1945 announces probate of the will of A C Van Hou weling deceased to prove its validity. Hearing before the Court or Clerk at 10:00 a m on December 4 1945 in Knoxville Iowa requiring all filings by that date. Names Leonard L Long appears as notifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leydens
Connie Vanden
Brom Feed Store
Rrnet Kuyper
East First St
Marion van Gorn
Leonard Lents, Jr
West 2Nd St
Pella
Lowa
Bernstine’s
Bernstine's
Fur & Hide Company
Oskaloosa
Jan
Chronicle
Virgil Vander Linden
Gamble
Brom Feed Stor
Hammond Convalescent Hospital
Third St
Des Moines
Iowa
Notice of Final Settlement in Marion County Iowa
Notice is given that final reports on settlement and discharge are on file in the Clerk of District Court office, Marion County Iowa. The hearing is set for the first day of the next Trial Term, beginning December 4, 1945, for estates 16-5 Adolphus Waechter Gertrrit Waechter executors 17-125 Sarah Reynolds Shinn administrator 16-287 David B Cherry Elizabeth A Cherry executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Towa
Adolphus Waechter
Gerrrit H. Waechter
Sarah Reynolds Shinn
David B. Cherry
Elizabeth A. Cherry
Shortage prompts dairy customers to return milk bottles
Clover Leaf Dairy asks customers to return all milk bottles due to a bottle shortage. Dairies cannot deliver milk much longer unless bottle returns from households and grocers are turned in. Citizens urged to cooperate and salvage bottles for refilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Dairy
Annual lunch sale and bazaar at Central Park Brom store
The League for Service of the First Reformed Church invites shoppers to a lunch sale and bazaar on Saturday December 1 at the Brom Feed Store located on the South Side of Central Park. Proceeds support church outreach and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League For Service of the First Reformed Church
Brom
Central Park
Bake Sale at Boertje Building Saturday December 1
The Christian High School Auxiliary hosts a soup and bake sale at the Boertje building on the south side of the square on Saturday December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian High School
Boertje Building
Cards of Thanks and Appreciation in Small-Town Notice
Expressions of gratitude from Mrs. Wynna Lewis and Gerald Huyser for cards visits and gifts during illness and hospital stay. Special thanks to Pella M E Circle for funeral flowers. Also appreciation to Pella residents for hosting and aiding the Iowa State Christian Endeavor Convention and related supporters. W D Van Sittert Chin Pella Conv Comm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcombe
Wisconsin
Pella M. E
Lewis Wynna
Gerald Huyser
Monroe
Iowa
Palla
Towa State
Spring Pig Crop Should Fit Corn
Iowa swine specialist E L Quaife says the spring pig crop should be guided by the corn crop. Feed supply, not pork prices, should determine how many sows are bred for spring farrowing, considering corn condition and storage needs. If soft corn must be fed soon, reduce next spring’s pigs. if ample old corn exists, carry hogs to normal weights and maintain sow numbers. Early farrowing may secure price guarantees through October 1. For mixed corn stocks, late farrowing with 1946 corn to finish could be best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
E. L. Quaife
Iowa State College
Quaife
Heavy Movement Of Cattle Into Iowa Feed Lots
The Iowa cattle feeding picture shows October 1945 imports reaching 321,054 head destined for feed lots, up from 261,696 the year before. Over four months imports total 577,231 head, nearing last year’s 643,428, with outlook suggesting continued activity to outpace last year. Sheep and lamb shipments remain near 196,882 head versus 206,872 a year ago, as the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Raf
Farm and property sale dates listed for December sales
A list of December sale dates and locations covering farm parcels and house lots. Entries include Albert and Marinus Boozeboom Tracy 120 acre farm closing out December 8 and others such as Frank E. Boot near Pella December 6 and Matt Huyser near Pella December 11, among numerous closings and claimed dates December 13 and December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert and
Marinus Boozeboom
Tracy
Frank E. Boot
N.W. Pella
Kate Buwalda
Monroe
Walter G. Vander Hart
Gerrit Hokscher
Cordova
D. E. Morgan & Son
Rose Hill
Dan Dingeman
Adm
Matt Huyser
Pella
Gerrit van Weardhuizen
Hills Make Good Land For Orchard
Iowa State College work on Co operative Hill culture Farm in Floris Davis County shows hilly eroded land can yield 8 pounds of grapes per vine and 6 to 6 bushels of plums per tree without fertilizer. Contour planting, terrace benches, grass legume sod between rows, and careful spacing protect soil and boost orchard productivity on slopes. J M Aikman notes fruit on hills should be planted on contour with benches and minimal regular terraces for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Co-operative Hillculture
Floris
Davis County
J. M. Aikman
Farm Science Reporter
Town State College
Aikman
Big Crowd At Poultry Shoot Sponsored By Walton League
The Izaak Walton League local chapter held a poultry shoot at the club grounds east of Knoxville last Sunday. About 1000 people attended as clay birds were shattered past closing time despite the 4 PM schedule. Prizes included turkeys geese ducks and chickens with demand outpacing supply. A similar event is set for December 16 with plans to improve organization and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Knoxville
Knoxville Journal
No Ceiling on Potatoes Tightens in 1945 Food Outlook
The Agriculture Department suspended ceiling prices on white potatoes as it projects a 1945 yield near 432.9 million bushels, among the largest in years. With armed services demand down, civilian availability rises, easing wartime shortages despite a sag in military demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Armed Services
Know Your Coal to Fire Properly
Advice from Beaty Iowa State College agricultural engineer explains firing furnaces depends on coal type. Hard coal favors level deep fuel beds with careful ash removal and even spread, while soft coal needs a hot bed and strategic topping with fresh coal and controlled draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Beaty
Iowa State Collegericultural
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. de Bruyn
Pell
Brouwer
Usher Lynhorst
Dick Schimmel
Peter H. van Zante
N.van Vilet
Jasper County
James Engle
Newton, Towa
Pella Manufacturing Corp
de Bruyn
Tryval Shum
Shell
South Pella
New England Granite Works
Bert Vande Kieft
B. J. Brom
Forest Ver Ploeg Pella
Cornelius Gosselink
SBS
Cara
Knoxville, Lows
District Court of Town
A. C. van Houweling
Bake Sale
W. D. van Sittert
Chin
Walton League
George Ramsey
Beacon Light
I Go
Guernsey
Jersey
McDeering
John Deere
McCormick Deering
Singer
Victor
Bible Hour Society of Christian Reformed Church of
Monroe State Bank
Earl Shields
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