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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1948

Page

11

Grasshopper Control Tactics In Field Crops

An agricultural advisory notes grasshoppers are abundant though not yet in crops. It urges immediate control to minimize damage and prevent egg laying, detailing chemical options such as Chlordan, chlorinated camphene, and benzene hexachloride with recommended per acre dosages for spray and dust methods, plus caution about livestock safety and field management practices to trap or kill hoppers before mowing.

Sion Entomolog Weds Pee TV Gunderson Gunder

Iowa Hens Lead Nation In Egg Production Gains

Iowa hens topped national egg production last year with 136 million dollars in egg sales, part of a 3 million dollar income from eggs, chickens, and broilers. Production averaged 161 eggs per hen, aided by Record Of Performance breeders and the all-pullet flock program, with factors like balanced rations and deep litter boosting efficiency.

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Tryouts for Ottumwa Boys Open Aug 12 Ongoing

Ottumwa Iowa August 2 The St Louis Cardinals will run a three day baseball tryout camp at Legioneld Ottumwa starting Thursday morning August 12. Open to boys ages 17 to 23, 11 a m workouts with drills in running fielding hitting and throwing. Players supply gloves shoes and uniforms if available. Fees refunded for those signed to contracts.

Ottumwa Towa Legioneld St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Jack Sturdy Joe Monahan

Pavement on 14 Near Chariton Open for Use

The new concrete road on Highway 14 from Chariton to the Wayne county line is completed and open to traffic, easing the long detour for contractors. A paved link from Newton to Laurel south of Marshalltown is planned, with completion possible this season and paving expected next year.

Highway 14 Chariton Wayne ‘County Trafic Wayne County Corydon Joe Johnson Highway 14 Association Newton Laurel Marshalltown Seoinge Portant Ehnson

Outdoor Circus At Iowa State Fair Promised For All Days

Des Moines Iowa August 27 special: a complete three ring outdoor circus will be featured at the 90th anniversary Iowa State Fair running August 27 through September. High wire acts acrobats clowns and trained animals join races and the State Pair Revue each evening. Performers include the Wallendas Landon’s Midgets Hanneford Family Roberta’s Circus and the Waldorfs among others. Each afternoon and evening program will differ.

Des Moines Iowa State Fair L. B. Cunningham Wallendas Famou Viv Hyde Landon Hanneford Wallyette Sisters Roberta Albert Fleet Cunningham

Valuable Cole Papers Secured for Central College Archives

Mr N Cole, a Central College student in the early sixties, died October 1, 1947 at 99 and left a vast newspaper collection. His widow and neighbors assisted archivist Mrs Lautenbach in selecting material for the Central College Archives. Twelve packing cases hold newspapers and rare Pella and Central College items, with more gifts from Cornelia and Amelia Rhynsburger, Henry Cox, and others enriching the Pelican and catalog files as the school nears its centennial.

N. Cole Central Cole Sam Main Street Mr. Cole Jim Lautenand Central College Pella Lautenbachearch Pel Ammons Tella Republican Nieuwsblad K. van Stigt Janj Nollen Henry Cox Slobe van Rockel Powell Lucille Powell Cedar Rapids Hubert Slobe Catherine de Haan Louis van Rockel Leighton Martha Lautenbach

Painful Accident Injures Wayne Peterson at Grandmother's Farm

Wayne Peterson sustained two broken legs when a mowing machine sickle bar fell on him while he played near the machine at his grandmother Mrs. Russell Anderson's home northeast of Villisea. The incident occurred during a visit and involved the family household work.

Wayne Peterson Russell Anderson Villisea

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