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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1940

Page

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Gosselink Farm Notes On Rubber Tires And Alfalfa

In a rural visit near the Roorda home, Leonard Gosselink displays a rubber-tired tractor and two plows, touting traction from water-filled tires. He feeds corn silage and alfalfa, rents alfalfa ground, favors alfalfa for profit, and plans oats and alfalfa sowing with staged ground work to improve legume stands. The property includes Hereford cattle and livestock, with about fifty on the home place and ninety acres nearby.

W. A. Roorda Leonard Gosselink Roorda Gosselink ILO Viersen Attace Cai

Has Fine Saw Rig Works Well for Self Move

Has Fine Saw Rig, a self operated device, capable of moving a track and bringing the saw down on Rement works, performing very well indeed.

Rig

Farm life report on Jacob De Vries and Gosselink's poultry

The article describes Jacob S. De Vries and the Arie Bogaards farm with ninety pasture acres of timber ideal for grazing. It notes cattle feeding operations, forty five hogs in colony housing, disease issues among hogs, and five hundred Leghorn chickens. Gosselink explains weather delays and a homegrown feeding, with a large brooder house, wood stove, and disinfected housing for chicks roaming away from the hover.

Place Arie Bogaards Jacob S. de Vries Weath Gosselink Gossel

Iowa farm notes on manure, oats and potatoes timing

The report describes a productive farm with extensive manure from livestock, six acres of land to accept yearly manure, and ongoing crop rotation plus legumes. It covers oats planting timing for early growth, weather impacts on plowing, and potato planting advice from Ames potato expert Mr. Fitch.

Fitch Ames M. M. Dockendorff

Early potato growth tied to temperature and planting timing

A farmer notes potatoes grow only when temperatures stay below 85 degrees, with growth resuming around the eye causing warty tubers. Iowa price data through March 15 show hogs and eggs faltering while corn prices rise, lowering the hog-corn ratio. A Town Agricultural Experiment Association leaflet titled Know Your Hybrid Corn is now available, and agronomists advise seeding red clover near late March.

Mr. Fitch Iowa Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock M. Carl Agriculture Statistician The Town Agricultural Experiment Association Joe 1. Robinson Ames

Otley News Social notes recount local visits and celebrations

Mrs C H Berg of Pella visited Monday at Mrs Marvin Casewell. Dick Van Ekeren of near Monroe visited John Breen's home Sunday. Aalbers, Breen, Diekema, and Poortinga families gathered Saturday at Don Poortinga’s. Cysbert Aalbers and Frances Poortinga hosted. Elyn De Jong and Tunis Van vke of Pella visited Anna De Leeuw in Skiff hospital. she was improving. Carpenter family from Chicago and Gerrit Carver hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for William Roush, with Pete and John Vanden Berg and Gerrit Davelaar also in attendance. M Wielaard and Lewis De Wild joined later.

C. H. Berg Pella Marvin Casewell Dick van Ekeren Near Monroe John Breen Dan’ Aalbers Near Harvey Aric Diekema Otley Don Poortinga Cysbert Aalbers Lewis de Wild Gerrit Vink John Vink S. Korver John de Leeuw Monroe Norman Robus Pete Doornenthal Charles Vander Kolk Raymond Newton Anna de Leeuw Nicel Iso Barb Horton Harri Newton Dow Poor Aalbers Mr. Aalbers Frances D. Poortinga P. Poortingaa

Local residents and visitors share a weekend in Pella area

Gerrit Vink hosts Friday evening gathering north of Pella. Mrs S Korver visits Monroe. Norman Robus and Barb Horton call on Newton and Pella friends. Arthur Van Waardhuizen family return from California after three months away. Doornenthal and Robus move into Otlo residence. Farmers Co op receives carload of gasoline.

C. Vander Kolk Gerrit Dykstra Gerrit Vink Arthur van Waardhuizen California Connie Muilenberg Henry Albert van Waardhuizen

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