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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
7
Iowa livestock valued at a record level as inventories show cattle hogs and sheep near historic highs. Cattle numbers approach 12.2 million while hogs top 1.5 million above previous records. milk cows up slightly. horses and mules down. chickens numbers rise with layers up from last year though pullet stocks shift.
Military recruiters announce openings in the Navy for men under fifty with technical, administrative, and managerial experience. Candidates with engineering, science, communications, geology, physical training, or administrative backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Interviews and examinations will be held daily, with thorough evaluations of education and practical work history.
A long list of visitors from Kana wha Killdal Otte Newton Den ver Belle Plaine Otley Sully Baldyville Monroe Prairie and more called on residents at the Home for the Aged. Special note that Henry Kolenbrander moved in Saturday, March 27.
A wartime newspaper piece advises mothers on how to talk with children about rationing. It contrasts harsh refusals with thoughtful explanations that frame scarce meat as shared, while guiding a calm, respectful approach to food limits and family decisions.
Fragmentary lines describe a child learning that rationing means sharing. Anil and Dave are mentioned amid a context of a child welfare research group at a state university in Iowa guiding understanding.
Practical guide advises protecting shoes as valuable. Store on shelves or racks away from dust, high enough to avoid contact with floors and clothes. Use drawers or cabinets for extra protection. Clean and polish before summer storage and insert paper stuffing to retain shape. Wrap and store in a dry, ventilated place.
A college extension poultry guide explains using milk or milk byproducts to boost protein and vitamins for chicks and hens. It notes milk alone can balance with additional mineral and vitamin sources, or unbalance if overused, and gives practical ratios such as salt, fish, bone meal, and protein concentrates to meet liquid and dry portions.
Rural Knoxville area faces radio battery scarcity forcing farm families to miss market news and Washington bulletins. Coast to Coast Lumber reports no battery consignments for weeks. dealers note batteries only in tiny supply, with rural electrification zones hit hardest and locals counting on newspapers for outer news.
Three U S airmen died in a Navy plane take-off crash in Sandus Puerto Rico on the last day of the year. Lieutenant Edward Mallory Vogel Issie Goldberg and Edwin J Bowsky were buried side by side in Santurce service cemetery. Officers and squadron members attended the service with varied religious rites uniting in common cause.
The document outlines limits on protein use in hog rations and proposes specific feed blends for sows and pigs. It discusses self fed versus hand fed options, recommended proportions of corn, meal and minerals, and adjustments for heavier hogs. It notes USDA recounts and suggests minimizing protein where rain includes wheat.
Director of the ODT Joseph Bastinin says ample gas for farm trucks is available under a flexible control program for commercial motor vehicles. He notes that requests to adjust wartime fuel allotments can be made to Karn transportation committees of the USDA County Boards, whose recommendations are reviewed by the District Office.
The 48 County program aims to curb grubs with chemical treatments distributed through the College Agricultural Extension service led by Gundersen. Officials say the plan seeks to reduce cattle losses by millions in leather and milk, with prior years showing high slaughter rates in early months and lower in later months.
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