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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1942
Page
2
Osceola High School prepares for a Friday night game with lettermen in reserve due to injuries hampering the Dutch team. A tentative lineup and tentative plans for the week ahead are noted as coaches assess gaps between weeks of practice and the upcoming fixture.
Readable fragments warn readers about hunting safety this season with cautionary guidance and reminders. Officials urge responsible practices and adherence to local laws to prevent accidents and injuries.
A ragged news fragment reports on a Venetian Blind Association meeting in Chicago with attendees Cora Mae Vander Linden and Jeanne Vane Gorkens visiting Des Moines, plus mentions of a new Pella Weatherentiry Combination Storm Sash and Screen. It lists recent orders from Defense Fiat Corp in Baton Rouge and various residences and organizations across multiple states, detailing numerous commissions and deliveries within the Rossereen Department.
A concise report examines how landowner price movements affect conservation efforts. It highlights economic incentives, land-use decisions, and potential policy responses shaping habitat preservation.
Surplus trapping details include officers Greg of Sheldon and Geor near Ritter as beaver harvests exceed state limits. The report notes a one pound fish prize and a boy named Willis in a tug of war, followed by pheasant season opening September 26 with a seven bird daily limit including two hens.
Market prices listed Wednesday morning show bids for squab hens leghorn stock and live hogs. Includes values for old hens under five pounds and Leghorn springs under and over two pounds with regional references such as W Rock Springs and colored springs four pounds. Notes mention wheat corn outs and hides.
Classified notice shows a garbled want ad fragment about selling or trading items. readable text references demand for used furniture and a Pare related tag. likely lost in translation from OCR with incomplete phrases and broken keywords.
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