SALE ADS MIXED LIVESTOCK AND GOODS FROM PRAIRIE CITY AREA
A dense collection of farm and household sale notices lists hogs including Duroc and Spotted Poland China sires and gifts, 80 to 25 per head, various grains and bins, used furniture, pianos, radios, apples and pears, and local services from Pella to Prairie City. Items mention Willis M Vande Voort, Matt Hoeksema Implements, Vander Ploeg Bakery, Van Zee & Son, James Engle, and Warrick Bros with dates Oct 8 and Oct 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Vos
Willis M. Vande Voort
Pella
Poland
D. Hol
el Perfection
Frandit Seedpany
Wisconsin
Briggs & Stratton
Matt Hoexsema
Cook's Insurance Agency
John
H. Jellema
China
Thomas FE
Farp
Newton
R. R
Killdu
Merle Norman
Mensch
Dick LE
Wayne
Pella Poultry Service
Alsco
Frank Trump
Wm. van Dyke
Poweshick County
Mahaska County
Lacey
James Engle
Towa
Vander Linden
Vander Ploeg Bakery
Sal
Brom's
Reg
Hampsi
Wm. van Zee & Son
Prairie City
Park
Broadway
Wm. Vos, Jr
Harold J. Veenstra
Jonathan
Dick Hagen
Scholte
Elm ‘Creek
Green
John Hackett
Pioneer
Douwstra
West Fix
Sumi
Hampshire
C. K. Hull
Ville
Wormhoudt
Warren County Fair Grounds
Indianola
Towncorn Wood Bros
Duroc
Sully
Bert C. van Hemert
Guernsey
Will Jansen
Walnut
Grove
Bakker & Rus
Vogelaar
Leroy Vroom
Matt Hoeksema
Ben Hoeksema
West
Second St
Iowa
Thomas Bloodsworth
Kuyper
Music House
Chadwick Ver Ploeg
Air Motor
A.V. Smith
U. S
Vor- Slane Brothers Pontiac
John van Zee
Wormhoudt's
Dick Ver Ploeg, Jr
Oskaloosa
Hwy
Oskaloosa Arret
Monroe
Walter Heyveld
B.J. Brom
Ray de Zwarte
Harvey
Town
Neal Schimmel
Tracy
Roy van Verk
William Schimmel
Vandersen Ho
Chester
Willard Olivier
FOR SALE USED CARS AND FARM EQUIPMENT ADS
A dense classified page from Pella Iowa lists used cars including 1946 Hudson and various Ford and Chevrolet models with prices and conditions, plus farm equipment, rentals, and service ads. It features multiple vendors such as SCHIPPERS HUDSON GARAGE, WHITE WAY AUTO CO, and Veenstra Appliance, with mentions of rentals for space and tools, local houses, and help wanted notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Schippers
Hudson
Pella
White Way Auto CO
Notice of Will Hearing in Marion County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that in the Clerk of the District Court office of Iowa Marion County there is an instrument purporting to be the last will of Elizabeth Hac kett deceased set for hearing at 10 00 a.m. on October 18 1949 in Knoxville Iowa to prove validity objections must be on file by then Jack B Carpenter Clerk of District Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iowa
the District Court of
Marion County
Elizabeth Hac
Kett
Towa
District Court of
Carrie Halbert
Jack B. Carpenter
Ry Howard L. Kading
District Court of Iowa
Minnekes
Schakel
Town
Notice of Probate of Will in Marion County Iowa
In Knoxville Iowa on September 17 1949 a will of Carrie Halbert deceased is filed in the office of the clerk of the Marion County Court. A hearing to prove the validity of the instrument is set for 10:00 a.m. October 18 1949 in Knoxville. Objections must be filed by then. Signed by Deputy Howard L Kading.
Notice to Bond Buyers Pella ISD sale of bonds October 17 1949
The Independent School District of Pella Marion County Iowa will offer for sale at 8 p.m. October 17 1949 at City Office Building Pella Iowa two hundred twenty five thousand dollars 225000 school building bonds. Bidders must furnish a certified or cashier's check equal to 2 of the bid amount payable to the School Treasurer as a good faith guarantee, forfeitable if the bid is not completed. Bonds and attorney's opinion will be provided by the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Albin
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Ill
Department of Agriculture
Chronicle
City of
Pella
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Independent School District
Marion
Iowa
Notice of Probate of Will in Knoxville Iowa
The Court of Clerk in Knoxville Iowa holds a hearing at 10:00 a.m. on October 25 1949 to prove Minnekes Schakel deceased will validity. Objections must be filed by the hour indicated.
Child Driver Crash Wrecks Car in Monticello
A two year old boy named Douglas Adams moved his father’s car in Monticello. The vehicle, left in reverse, rolled 100 feet before smashing the left side against a guy wire. His mother was bruised while his 18 month old sister Patricia suffered a deep forehead cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Adams
Monticello
Douglas
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Ling Brown
A. Westra A
Chickering
Saw GR. McGhyhy
New Sharon
East End
Fast of
van Gorp Hatchery
Joe Vande Kieft
Franklin St
Red Pella
John H. Gosseline
Arie Kommer
Sali Ts
Maggie Dingeman
John Boerelyn
Leighton Duroc
Warrick Bros
Veenstra
Allis Chalmers
Vos
Marion Arbors
Otley
Washington Street
John Roevelyn
Leighton
Marion van Gorp
Inquire Chronicle
Henry van Maanen
Blue 800
Central Park Cafe
V&r
Albert van Waardhuizen
van Gorp
van Roekel
Main Street
West Side Square
J. Clair van Gilst
Killduff
Montello
Wassau
Barre
Bert Vande Kieft
Black
George Ramsey
Harriet Kuyper
Eart
First St
Vera's
Cold Waves
Reviow
Velons Cosmetics
VERA
Bernice
VIOLA
W. M. Campbell
B. J. Brom
Warren Co
Fair Grounds
Monument Sales Company
Hubbell
Des Moines
John Liter
Farmers Co-Op
Brom
Bakker
Rus
Holland Theatre
Abbott & Costello Absolute
Hei
Thur
FBI
Africa
Carles
Paul Christin
Shamy Baugh
Water ‘Bu Oley
Steve van Burch
Id Luchman
Paul Governall
Indaa AC Acoas
aNer” Obeewee
Joswin Cueweke
James Oliver Curwood
Kazan
Ed Goemaat
Bugs Bunny
Tag Pla
Ctron
Cleo Bolger
Jack Haley
Thiar
Gable
Womble
Federal Discount Corp
Livermore
Martin Naaktgeboren
Young
Ender
Oleo
Procter & Gamble
Royal
All Flavors
Red Jonathans
Carton
Hlavor
Kist ‘Saltines
Waconia
Wrigley