Local News from Pella Area Residents and Visitors
Local notes report P. W. Kuyper departing for Washington to join committees on April 24 to discuss postwar spending with Byrd and House panel. Multiple families in Pella attend funerals and visits, with Army and Red Cross service members stationed across the country, including Everett Klein in California and Jeanne Vander Ploeg on vacation in Pella.
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Washington D.C
National Association of Manufacturers of
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U.S. Senate
House Appropriation Committee
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Everett Klein
The
Sea Bees
Tunis Klein
Everett
California
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Camp Parks
Jeanne Vander Ploes
John Vander Ploeg
Lansin
Ilinois
Pella
Albert Ver Meer
That’s What I Call A Friend Poem by John Burroughs
A quoted poem praising true friendship in the voice of John Burroughs. The speaker extols a friend who offers timely aid shares joy and sorrow keeps thoughts clean, remains loyal during anger, defends you, and gives more than received. This compact verse emphasizes steady, dependable character.
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John Burroughs
Smallpox Decline in Iowa Shows Early 20th Century Health Push
Iowa reports a sharp drop in smallpox cases in the first weeks, the lowest in a decade, while neighboring states see rising numbers. Health officials credit public vigilance, vaccination benefits, and efforts by physicians, schools, media, and agencies, urging continued vaccination to prevent future outbreaks.
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Iowa
State Health Department
Towa
Price supports after the war debated by farm economist
Iowa State College economist Geoffrey Shepherd, now with the Office of Price Administration, says keeping parity at 90 percent while maximizing output is unlikely. A wartime pamphlet outlines options: production controls, expanding consumption, or flexible price supports. He questions export subsidies and favors food stamp purchases or direct producer subsidies to bridge gaps between prices paid and charged. He urges further study and offers pamphlet No. 11 for more detail.
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Iowa State College Farm
Office of Price Administration
Wat
Shepherd
Futur
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Sheph
May Send Cards to Parts of Netherlands
A postal order outlines extended non illustrated post card and letter service to southern Netherlands west of the German front and covering listed towns. From April 17 letters and cards may exceed one ounce in weight for this area while rates revert to pre suspension. Registration, money orders, air mail and parcel post are not available.
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Pella
Netherlands
Throwth
Chirk
Engelen
Cromyoit
Zevenberren
Willemstad
Krunstand
Halsteren
Walcheren
Noord-Bevelind
Zaidevelan
Wendht
Herlands
Contour Plowing Cuts Soil Loss and Boosts Yields
Experiments by the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station at Town Site College and the Clarinda farm show contour farming reduces soil loss and runoff, increases corn and soybean yields, and improves nitrogen use versus up-and-down hill planting. Red Cross mobile lunch stands in France serve coffee to drivers in mud and cold, averaging 2,000 men daily with space for 150.
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Lowa
Town
Stite Colle
Soil Conservation Ee
Clarinda
Tyrand-Down
France
Red Cross
Prucker
G. L
Financial report of Pella Iowa fiscal year ending 1945
City of Pella Iowa financial report details receipts and expenditures for the year ending March 31 1945. Includes general government, utility operations, street and maintenance costs, and various taxes, licenses, and fines. Also shows balance, warrants, and valuation of property subject to taxation with street and utilities sections. Contains figures for water works, roads, and transfers.
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Pella
Iowa
M WoRt
Bonifield Shows Navajo Life With Moving Pictures
Dr H J Bonifield from Knoxville Iowa presented a chapel program Wednesday April 1 sharing two years among Navajo Indians. He described interior life on the 2400 square mile reservation and screen showed color and black and white moving pictures he took of the people.
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Kay
Jay ‘Bonifield
Knoxville
Lowe
Apel
Bonifeld
Catfish, Did You Say A Farmer and His Cows
A Bellevue Leader item recounts a farmer near a river who found his cows stealing milk by night. Neighbors suggest river fish as culprits, leading to a bungled fix with hooks on cow udders. The cows end up in the river, each with four big catfish hooked, exceeding the bag limit. Also noted is Major Paul A. Siple’s Antarctic service with Rear Admiral Byrd.
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