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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

8

Den Hartog drains 45 acres into large farm pond

Dave Den Hartog on a farm a mile south of the airport completed a dam to control erosion across two gullies. 8500 cubic yards of earth fill form a 2 acre pond fed by runoff from 45 acres with a 16 inch pipe carrying overflow 90 feet to the gully bottom. 3 0 feet of temporary storage, live stock water provision, four days to build, Soil Conservation Service supervision.

Dave den Hartog Wilbur van Ee Terrell & Steels Fred Blom Francis Fureht Don Muyskins Dave The Soil Conservation Service Pella Elmer Dykstra Arthur van Zee Toniele News Terrell & Steele William Davis

First Quick-Silver Thermometer In 1720 Germany Conceived

Fahrenheit, German conceived the first quick-silver thermometer in 1720. The State Crown of England contains 6,170 diamonds, including one of 34 carats.

England

Tuition Charges Set for Pella Schools This Year

State figures cap monthly tuition at 34.19 for elementary, 51.15 for junior high, 59.64 for high school. Sending districts billed 25.00 for grades and 37.92 for high school per month. Last year costs rose slightly in high school and fell in grades. Budget guidance sets 225.03 yearly for grades and 341.24 for high school students entering Pella Public this fall.

State Department of Public Instruction Pella

Champion Pen of Swine and Sheep at Marion Fair

Vander Ploeg of Monroe showed the champion pen of three swine and Paul Harrington of Harvey led the champion market lamb. Keith Vander Wal of Pella had the reserve pen and market lambs, with Richard Hunt of Knoxville naming the champion market litter. Bernard Ebbing of Bath Packing Company judged swine, while William La Grange of Iowa State College judged the sheep show.

Marion County Fair Craig Vander Ploeg Monroe Paul Harrington Keith Vander Wal Pella Dyann Ver Dught Richard Hunt Knoxville Harvey Max Harrington Norman van Zante Joan Nollen Edith Nollen Duroc Mary Franklin Knoxville Landrace Terry Keener Chester White Poland China Darrelli Forst Pleasantville Tamworth Bill McCorkle Nancy May Ted Dykstra Suffolk Kathryn Perkey Corriedale

Wildlife Exhibit Sets Stage for Iowa State Fair

The Conservation Commission announces preparations for the Iowa State Fair running August 23 to September 1 featuring wildlife displays. Arrivals include a timber rattlesnake, waterfowl and game birds, and a large cage of orphaned raccoons with a wheel for the mischievous animals. Special exhibits on game management forestry state parks and biology are planned with details to follow.

Conservation Commission Commission Iowa

1957 4 H Livestock Sale in Jahaska County

Sale of 147 head baby beeves brought 36818.42 dollars for an average of 27.29 per hundredweight. The Jahaska County event highlighted buyers from local firms and farm families bidding across the auction ring.

Jahaska County

Feeder cattle sale reports strong per head gains

Forty head of junior feeder cattle sold bringing 11 728 98. A separate sale of 187 head totaled 48 547 40. Compared with last year the sale volume rose from 150 head. Sheep and swine totals appear incomplete with 87 head of sheep at 758 43 and 92 head of swine not fully reported.

Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Prices Set in Sale

The top price paid for the grand champion was $40.00 by Moore Grain & Feed Co. of Rose Hill. The reserve grand champion was fed by Jon Brown of Rose Hill and sold for $38.00 per hundred to Lytle Implement Co. of Oskaloosa.

Moore Grain & Feed Co Rose Hill Jon Brown Lytle Implement Co Oskaloosa

Moscow Resident Lyubov Pujak Age Claim

The claim by Lyubov Pujak of Moscow that she is 164 years old seems dubious yet hints a long life. The Des Moines Register notes the possibility that many years in Moscow could pass as a long lifetime.

Lyubov Pujak Moscow Des Moines Register

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