Business Men In Our Town Hoeksema Family Profile
The Hoeksema family runs a local hardware and farm implement business. Max manages the hardware store, Shirley is the bookkeeper and the fourth family member in the office, and John Hoeksema owns the business and divides his time between the store and the farm implement department.
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Hoeksema’s
John Deere Farm Implements
van der Meulen-Hoeksema
Max
Shirley
John Hoeksema
Local business leaders join to build a better Pella
A praise filled feature introduces Pella business men working together to improve the community from farms to city streets. It emphasizes daily collaboration and urges residents to patronize local merchants to strengthen and build a better community.
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Pella
Mystery Farm Contest Rules From The Chronicle Front Page
Rules describe weekly front page Mystery Farm feature and a drawing. The operator may win a $5.00 check if the farm is correctly identified from a mailed card drawn the following Monday at 10:00 a.m. The Chronicle office will handle the prize.
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Mystery Farm
The
Chronicle
Jeppan Chronicle
Pella
P. Town
the Chronicle
Cornelius
Neal) Schimmel
Mr. Schimmel
Jake van Dusseldorp
Schimmel
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Max Helena
U. S
Cook and Son Insurance
Wright Power
Bakker
Rus
Marion County State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Pella - Harvey
Tracy and
Otley
Lev
S&h
Pella Poultry Service
Lystery Farm
Ron
Jungers
van Berkum’s
Pella National Bank
F.D.I.C
Cmor
Paardekooper
Cora van Roekel
Jeanette
Chicago
Henry
David
Hendrena
Wilmena
Town & Counttry Shop
RCA Whirlpool
Vanden Berg Electric & Paint Co
Wormhoudt Furniture
Plymouth
Kingma Garage
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