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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1955

Page

12

Vande Krols Farm Shown For Conservation Efforts

Reporter and photographer visit Glen and Viola Vande Krol on their 107 acre Lynnville area farm. John Wilson of the Jasper County Soil District notes their contour and strip cropping, five year rotation, and rose hedge that helps control erosion. They milk twelve cows, raise cattle, and have improved corn yields despite drought. The family of six, including four children, lives in a comfortable home on electricity and ample water supply.

Glen Vande Krol Vande Krols Lynnville John Wilson Jasper County Soil District U. S. Soil Conservation Service Glenn Wilson Glen Jasper County Vande Krol Iowa Row Glen Vi de Krol Lola Monsma Sully-Lynnville Dorothy Keith Judy Jerr Luwick Lillian Vande Krol Colfax Pella Keith Vande Krol Glen Vande

Child curiosity drives early learning and home play

The article from the Glen Vande Krol Farm Home near Lynnville urges guiding a child's curiosity through hands on play. It highlights the value of first hand experiences, notes limits of space for equipment, and recommends two pamphlets from the Iowa State University Child Welfare series for home play guidance.

States University of Iowa

Arnel The Newest Fiber In Textiles To Debut Soon

Arnel described as cellulose tri acetate closely related to acetate and touted as the best balance of performance appearance and price among new fibers. Opal Roberson of Town State College notes it will appear in children's wear embossed fabrics and textured textiles with machine washable ease quick drying and minimal ironing needs.

Opal Roberson Town State College Ariel

Arnel fiber praised for wash durability and iron safety

Arnel fibers reportedly resist pleat change through washing and high heat tumble drying and do not generate static. Ironing on linen setting avoids glazing, and the fiber may fade from fumes and is flammable. Home-use performance is not yet known, and proper use is required once sold in retail stores.

The Child and Curiosity

A mother laments a 19 month old's wish for the unattainable as curiosity drives early learning. The piece argues curiosity fuels growth, prompts questions, and suggests guiding energy with constructive play to curb wandering and reduce lost children.

Best to Remove Oat Stubble for Good Hay Stand

Iowa State College extension agronomist Harvey Thompson notes removing oat stubble after combining yields a better legume grass hay stand next year. Clip after harvest, remove clippings and straw, then again in late summer, ideally before Sept. 15 though Oct. 15 is possible. Maintain a clean field during the legume hardening off period. Oat straw harbors mice and can delay thawing, harming alfalfa crowns.

Harvey Thompson Iowa State College Thompson

Bethesda Lutheran Church marks 85th birthday

At Bethesda the Lutheran church observed its 85th birthday on August 21, with attendees noting decades of community service and steady congregation growth since its founding.

Bethesda

Pasture Renovation Plan Outlined For Marion County

Marion County Extension Director Dale Studt urges farmers to begin pasture renovation by taking soil samples for lime and fertilizer recommendations then lime the pasture this fall and break sod. Agronomist Ralph Krenzin advises contour plowing, limited initial acres, and careful timing to avoid bluegrass crowding out trefoil. An alternate plan proposes one corn crop before renovation to help finance and reduce bluegrass growth, with contour plowing and no disruption of natural waterways.

Marion County Dale Studt Studt Ralph Krenzin Iowa State College Extension Agronomist Krenzin

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Chronicle Farm Photos Dorothy Vande Krol Arnel Federal Discount Corp. Livermore Building Oskaloosa, Lowa Martin Naaktgeboren Polk County Federal Savings & Loan Des Moines Employers Mutual Ind Lautenbach Insurance Broadway Lambert van Wyk Prairie Township New Sharon Peoria Richland Township van Wyk John H. van Wyk Lester J. van Wyk A. J. Kutch and Wayne van Wyk Frandt David van Haaften John Vander Hart Everett Vanden Berg
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