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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1944

Page

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Beans In The Bottom Lands Farm Trip To Van Veen Farm

A farm visit to Herman Van Veen in the Skunk River bottom follows a spring flood that washed out crops. The outing notes the Van Veen residence, harvest prospects, and a stop at Harold Veenstra where ten purebred Poland China pigs were sold alongside others. Pork stock, hogs, and farm life details fill the report with local color and farming focus.

Herman van Veen Tor Dell van Veen Thursternoon Harold Veenstra Harold Poland Veenstra Farrow Skunk Pella

Corn hopes and herd of horses at Van Veen farm

The article describes Herman Van Veen's farm after flood damage, noting 100 day corn planted after fields dried, ears forming and hopes for full growth before frost. It mentions a fine saddle colt named Knippie Boy and a family riding it, plus a Shetland pony and farm routines. The piece follows a reporter tour from the Van Veens to nearby farms, detailing crop plans, livestock, and injuries from an accident to a neighbor’s boy.

Herman van Veen Herman van Veen

Veenstra Shows Fine Male Hogs and Field Work

Harold Veenstra presents twenty six purebred Poland hogs for buyers, with ten sold and two more traded the previous day. He plans hay cutting, threshing, and crop rotation on a fertile black loam, while corn of the 100 day variety forms ears though frost risk looms five weeks ahead.

Harold Veenstra Poland

Knippie Boy the saddle colt finds a new home

The Harold Veenstra children Donna Jean and Carol Ann adore Knippie Boy a year old standard bred saddle colt found near Albia. The well mannered colt has no bad habits and is set to bring joy to the children in its new home.

Mre Veenstra Albin Donna Carol Harold Veenstra Donna Jean Carol Ann Knippie Boy Albia Knippie

Flood Memories From Herman Farm In Dooryard Tale

In a flood recount, Herman describes three feet high water in the dooryard, pigs sheltering in a corn crib, cattle returning to a barn stall, and four days with no food but water. His family evacuates to Vos farm while he stays, tending to tasks in rising waters, with a showpiece interior and a new chicken house built after. The narrative notes crop failures over the years and a long acquaintance with the place.

Hayes Wallator W. A. Vander Horst Herman Vos Jennne Pesci Sven

Farmer Chases Fast Harvest and Self-Sufficiency

A farmer, unshaken by two consecutive failures, explains that harvesting crops is a gamble he accepts. He aims to finish LMEL by 1045, raise and harvest 1045 crops, and secure his own feed instead of buying elsewhere. He enjoys visits, notably with Herman, who is friendly and easy to converse with at home or abroad.

Herman

Mrs Kuiper Attends Mission Meeting in Pella

Mrs Andrew Kuiper attended a mission meeting in Pella on Wednesday afternoon with others including Aalc hers. Connie June Meinders of Pella and Joyce Kuiken stayed on the bus and remained overnight at the grandparents’ home, the C J Kuikens, Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Leonard Schippers and Phyllis, Mr and Mrs E.

Andrew Kuiper Pella Aalchers Connie June Meinders Joyce Kuiken C.J. Kuikens

Meinders and relatives visit in area social rounds

Meinders spent the evening there and Connie June returned home with them. The Warner Willemsen family of Pella spent time there. Thursday at the Marion Den Adel home Mrs. Arthur De Raad and Eugene are visiting Mrs. Beyer’s parents to help with chores as her tonsils were removed.

Veenstras Harold Carol Ann Donna Dean Meinders Connie June Warner Willemsen Pella Marion den Adel Arthur de Raad Eugene Aric Beyer

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