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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1947

Page

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Thanksgiving News From Pella Area Homes

A long Thanksgiving Day feature lists dozens of local visits and family events. Items include Dr. and Mrs. J J Sybenga hosting in St Paul. Mr and Mrs Robert Scholte of Grand Rapids visiting Grinnell student Paul. multiple hospital notices and name drops across Oskaloosa and Pella. new births adoptions and a long roster of Thanksgiving dinners hosted at various homes.

J. J. Sybenga Philip Sybenga St. Paul Minnesota Philip Accompany Robert Scholte Grand Rapids Michigan Paul Cappie Grinnell College George G. Gangs Scholtes Grinnell John Paul Bandstra Shute M. Hospital Oskaloosa Harold de Graaf Ed de Graaf Runnells Pella de Graaf Belgium E ¢ Cort Donald C. Feaver Will J. de Bruin Say Fred Lautenbach Billie H. K. Pals Cedar Rapids Towa William Probert M. M. Dockendorff Doris William Dockendorff Danville Iowa Gerrit de Wild Charles de Wild Donnellson, Iowa Gr. and Zelmi Gerald Reno Rysidam Dex Moines Mes Hur Henry Mennings Otley Mahaska Hospital Arie van Zee Sine Hospital Marinus Mealholder Ronald Dean Henry Nihoren Geneva McQuiston Iowa City R. F. Blecha Samuel Ver Steeg Gray, Towa Consolidated School Ver Steeg Ed van Zante Pella Hotel Glen Nihart Jr

Drenching of Sheep Pays Off in Marion County

Marion County sheep producers witnessed a successful drenching program at Iowa Pack, Des Moines, after a year of parasite control. Edward Kaderahek of Town Packing Co praised higher grade carcasses as lambs from three flocks were tested with only 0.5 percent nodular worms. Lamb buyers noted better returns and cleaner caseings, boosting market value for drenched flocks.

Edward Kaderahek Town Packing Company Des Moines Marion County Iowa Go Gress Raye County State Colle Laws State Sheep Association sUry Yonie Ray Loynaehan Dade Cratty Worth Stroud Jim Ritchard

Lamb Drenching Emphasized In Winter Feed Strategy

School extension agents and ranchers credit drenching lambs for parasite control as a key to conserving scarce feeds. Marion County program, aided by vets Dr. R. C. Scott of Knoie, Wm. Ver Ploeg, and Fultz of Pella, boosted lamb health and spurred adoption across 14 Iowa counties.

Fultz Pella Marion County Iowa

Manly Deer Killed by Rocket Hit by Rock Island Rocket

A 240 pound deer was struck and killed near Manly as a Rock Island Rocket crossed paths with the animal. The incident occurred recently and the deer died instantly.

Manly Rock Island

Birth Rate in Town Reaches Record High in 1947

The town reports 48,104 births during the first nine months of 1947, an average of 5,385 monthly, with projections suggesting a yearly total near 5,000. The provisional rate is 25.12 births per 1,000 population, up from 22.19 last year, while deaths average about 2.09% of the population.

Division of Vital Statistics J. Ka Chancelor Divison of Vital Statistics State Department of Health

Mortality rise hinted in 1847 final tabulations

The report notes 6 deaths totaling 5, KMO, with a rate of 10.05, signaling a 3.5 percent rise in deaths for 47 over 146 and an increase of 1 per 1,000 population. The apparent mortality rise in 1847 would be significant if confirmed by final tabulations.

Study on Causes of Death and Agro Groups

A study will assess the causes of death and analyze agro groups of the deceased to determine patterns and implications for health and farming communities. This preliminary work will gather data on age, location, and circumstances to guide further research and policy discussion.

Factors Behind Rising Morbidity Discussed

The fragment suggests an inquiry into contributors to a month’s higher illness rates, likely examining age, access to care, environmental exposures, and vaccination or reporting practices as potential drivers. Further specifics are unavailable in the excerpt.

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