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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
14
A banquet and program in Pella marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Prof F M Frush’s superintendent duties. Over 200 friends attended at Central College dormitory as speakers praised his service, with Miss Verna Hartman singing and many alumni sending congratulatory notes.
A Kansas Ranch Hand recalls Knute Rockne’s last game in California against USC. He describes Rockne’s calm leadership, the 27-0 defeat, and the emotional hug with Mittle Carideo as Rockne left the field. The piece reflects on Rockne’s enduring impact on Notre Dame and fans.
In Pella the community celebrated a quarter century of service by Mr. Frush as school superintendent. Speakers praised his work with the school board and civic life, noting his influence on education and local youth. A chair was presented as a token, and Frush expressed gratitude for the loyalty of teachers and residents.
The clerk of district court reports licenses issued since the last record for Domenico Luseri Catherine Mediate John Black Irene Durham and others. Births logged include Bobbie Lee born April 1 1981 to Forest F Miles and his wife of Knoxville Margaret Ann born April 10 1931 to Henry Fall Roberta Jean born April 6 1931 to Milo Allen and his wife of Pershing.
Albia Union-Republican reports Ira and Mrs. Ira Robinson celebrated 35 years of marriage with a quiet surprise from neighbors. A purse of 27 dollars accompanied by a note praising their family’s four children and their service to the country.
White Leghorn hens owned by Mr and Mrs Len Kaldenberg at 400 East Second Street laid a record March output with 112 eggs on March 24 and 118 on March 27. In March total reached 2874 eggs from 145 hens, averaging 92.03 per day. Mrs Kaldenberg argues feeding and recordkeeping prove poultry pays, noting her father J H Soutens kept long term records with yearly net profits over 300 dollars.
Indianola Record reports a Des Moines police team will confer a third degree at the local lodge Friday night April 10 at 7 30 with Chief H A Alber acting Worshipful Master and several familiar Des Moines officers taking part. Invitations extend to all Master Masons.
Instruction suggests waiting until grass reaches three to four inches, then turning cattle onto the pasture for only a few hours per day to manage grazing. The guidance emphasizes limited daily exposure to control regrowth and forage utilization.
The guidance emphasizes starting with small amounts and gradually continuing to feed grain, hay, and silage for a period to reduce the risk of bloating in cattle or other livestock. This cautious approach helps animals adjust to dietary changes and maintains digestion stability.
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