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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1949
Page
4
An OCR fragment from the rural communities column mentions local happenings in nearby towns with unclear names and a reference to a death incident. The readable bits show place names and people but lack full sentences to establish a clear event.
Fragmentary local item notes Mrs Ann of Fd turning, guests at Floyd Dewar home, references to Beulah Mr Eunice Con De Prenger and Mrs Harry Dest. The brief snippet mentions laughter and an anniversary event as evening visitors assembled at a private home amid unfamiliar names and garbled OCR text.
Fragmented OCR text reports events in Peoria with mentions of a jury, authorities, and local residents. Key names appear garbled but indicate a community notice or court matter with dates and locations, suggesting a formal public record item amid unclear wording.
The Peatin Christian Reformed Church held services Sunday with jan High School overseeing the service. Mrs John Van Gorp attended the evening gathering. Family and local names such as Pemer Dent, Pheresay Swank, HK Vande, Mart qo, and Me showed involvement in recent community events and visits, reflecting the church and town life.
The notice cautions farmers about fall fertilizer timing and amounts. It suggests applying 16 to 240 pounds of phosphate per acre where soils are not phosphorus deficient and recommends delaying application if ground is not yet frozen to protect seed production.
The Marion County Board minutes record routine actions including payroll items for numerous workers and officials. The document lists names such as Adam Aussiter James Riggen Loren Jarman and Hazel Clement, with payments and travel allowances noted. It also references warrants and general expenses, and cites dates of meetings in May 1949 and June 1940.
Rudnick advises cooling milk quickly to preserve flavor. A quart of milk cooled to within a few degrees of the refrigerator temperature before bottling prevents loss of taste. He recommends using a thermometer, prechilling with water, and storing in plastic snap-on bottles for best results.
Marion County treasurer presents semi annual statement detailing receipts and disbursements by funds including current taxes delinquent taxes interest on taxes and miscellaneous accounts. The report lists balances, warrants, and transfers for state, county, and municipal funds with totals and notes dated May 31 and June 14 1949.
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