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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1939

Page

1

Farmers rejoice as sun returns and fields reopen

In a sunlit update from the country, Cornice Van Engelhoven and other farmers return to plowing with horses after a week of rain. The Van Engelhovens plan a ventilated brooder house for 400 chicks, move hogs to a clean field, and wire water to fields near the house, showcasing traditional farming with horses, new chick housing, and farm hygiene.

Cornice van Engelhoven Cornice van Engelhoven van Engelhovens

Dairy Plan Aims To Save Millions In Hog Losses

The article describes a plan supported by Connie Van Engelhoven and others to curb dairy losses by encouraging farmers to contribute 60 cents per year to boost milk consumption. It notes pig water needs in varying weather, a diversified farm approach with calves from milk cows, and a snapshot of the Overbergen place with Mrs. Van Engelhoven and her mother. It also mentions rural schools in Webster and Humboldt counties preparing native landscaping in cooperation with the Conservation Commission and Iowa State College Extension Service, plus a Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa dairy promotional bill backed by a new Iowa Dairy Industry Commission funded by multiple states.

Overbergen Webster County Humboldt County The Conservation Commission Towa State College Extension Service

Belgian Stallion Crossbreeding Study Highlights Efficiency

A bulletin notes crossbreeding with Belgian stallions can boost dairy and pork production. It cites Idaho potato growers and Florida citrus efforts as tax model parallels for promoting product use. Prices may fall without advertising, while crossbred sows show lower stillbirths and faster weight gain when paired with purebred sires, stressing systematic planning to avoid mongrel herds.

Belgian Draft Stallions Listed With Owners and Keeper

Belgian Draft stallions credited to owner John A. Wittenberg and keeper Hugo Steenhoek are registered with Pella R.F.D. 1 as contact details.

John A. Wittenberg Hugo Steenhoek Pella R.F.D

Crossbred Pigs Show Advantage in Ames Trials

The Ames Town Agricultural Experiment Station will release a bulletin by Lush Shearer and Culbertson on crossbred pigs. Findings indicate crossbreds are more vigorous at birth and gain faster and more economically, with weanlings heavier by 3 to 4 pounds and litters larger than purebreds. Crossbred sows performed well, with gains around .09.

Town Agricultural Experiment Ames J. L. Lush Shearer Wea Cros

Tax to Promote Dairy Products Begins May 1st

The excise tax on butterfat will be collected in Iowa from May 1 to May 15 to ease butterfat surpluses among dairymen. C. Y. Cannon of Iowa State College Dairy Husbandry says the Dairy Advertising Bill will cost the average milk producer 50 or 60 cents yearly, with long term gains seen as surpluses shrink and domestic demand rises.

Cannon Commission Iowa C. Y. Cannon Iowa State College

Calves and Crossbreeding Notes From a Farm

Cornie Van Engelhoven feeds his calves at the box, describing five white faced and one black calf. He keeps the calves separate from hogs, notes purebred boars should be used, and outlines three crossbreeding systems for pig production including backcrossing and rotating three breeds across generations.

Engelhoven Cornie Cornie van Engelhoven Sorrillone

Gas usage grows as Central States expands service

The past year saw over a ten percent rise in gas customers. Central States Electric Company operates or oversees gas service in twenty one towns and provides manufactured, butane, and natural gas to more than nine thousand customers for cooking, water heating, refrigeration, and general heating.

United States Central States Electric Company

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Mrs Connie van Engelhoven Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Dairy Industry Commission Towa Mile House Connie van Engelid Nina Martha Overbergen Idaho Florida Gean Cori Tony DU Fasto Ivondale Buster Hugo Steenbock Augustine & Lewis Oskaloosa, Iowa Aire Et Wade Chicago America Tong Life Ben Vogelaar Vogelaar’s Gary Vogelaar Sterling Colorado Central Jone Meetric Company Tyne Holde Central States Electric Co Oelwein
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