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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

5

Canning Champion From Marion County Tops National Contest

Local housewives across Marion County joined national interest as Mrs. Mary Hvass of Kennan Wisconsin won top honors in the National Canning Contest sponsored by Sears Roebuck. She earned 1250 dollars in prize money for a jar of uniformly sized green peas canned with a steam pressure cooker, a method increasingly adopted by winners. Judges included U S Department of Agriculture and Iowa State College officials.

Chicago Marion County Clarence Pope Jo Wisse Bertha Vos W. D. Vander Linden P. Dingman Pella Iowa Mary Hvass Kennan Wis Wests Ibs Hvass U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Home Economics Margaret Justin American Home Economics Association George Farrell Josephine Arnquist Bakke Iowa State Agricultural College Elaine Massey Mississippi

The Domino House by Duncan Hunter Architect NY

A describe and design for a modern antique compatible house for a small family with car and servant. Details include layout with two floors, servant’s room, gym and storage, and a total cost about 6900 dollars. Construction notes cover Zenitherm walls, tile bathrooms, aluminum windows, steam heat, and timber frame. Plans reference House 103 and require inquiry to the Building Editor.

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License tags for ox carts appear in El Salvador

Natives of El Salvador now require license tags for ox carts as part of a gradual modernization. The 22,000 ox cart drivers must display a small 2.5 by 1.25 inch permit before using mud-paved roads. Despite frequent earthquakes, most travel remains city bound, with only 2,650 autos in a population of 1.61 million.

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Center split method for curing pork improves canning

When cured pork on the farm is to be canned it is better to split the carcass through the center of the backbone rather than on either side. This center split removes the appealing back bone cut but leaves the two loin muscles to be ironed out readily for canning.

Hairy Vetch Best Substitute When Red Clover Fails

In sandy soils red clover may fail, but hairy vetch is likely the best legume option. Germination improves with older hairy vetch seed, as many hard seeds from a prior crop may not germinate until one to two years old. Always test seed germination before seeding.

Paul Jones hailed in Holland amid naval lore

Amsterdam and Amsterdam’s populace celebrated Paul Jones during October as the founder of the United States Navy visited Texel harbor with four ships flying the Stars and Stripes. Dutch officials protested, but Jones gained popular support. He later fled to Spain and France, with Dutch memoirs noting his role in shaping Britain’s fourth war with America. A Houston judge’s will funds a Washington university graduate school of international affairs.

Albia Union-Republican Amsterdam Holland United States Navy John Jones Low Countries Serapis Countess of Scarborough England Wen de Ruitster Tromp Jones Isle of Texel Congress Staten” of Holland United States of America Paul Jones Netherlands France Texel Hague Sir Joseph Yorke Staten” of Duke de la Vauguyon Pauwel Jonas North Sea Paris E. B. Parker Houston Texas Washington, D. C Graduate School of International Affairs Washington University

Abolishing a Man Who Keeps Cows Spurs Debate

A fragmentary item notes that abolition of a man who tends cattle may be discussed. The text hints at early attempts and suggests it leads nowhere, reflecting a sparse, uncertain report from a historical page.

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