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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

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Around the Country and on the Farm Feature

Reports from Corn Belt farms note Ver Ploeg and Clark tending fine woolly sheep with grade one crosses, while Van Hemert cites dairy beef flavor differences as minimal and emphasizes feed quality. The piece covers hogs cleaning corn, oats harvests, local agriculture schooling in Pella, Wyoming feed prices, and a Rabbit Fever case near Dallas with warnings to farmers about handling lazy rabbits.

Conrad “Coon Ver Ploeg Clark Ver’Ploeg John van Hemert van Hemert Will T. van Zante Dockendorff van Zante Pella Douglas Wyoming Chicago Blaine Leavengood Dallas Mater Hospital Knoxville

Farm Page Could Highlight Everyday Life Not Just Showpieces

Farmers share views on worthwhile farm stories as The Reporter invites local soil, livestock, and life tales. Richard Clark recalls sheep as money makers on rough land since Civil War times and Adrian De Jong echoes that sheep consistently pay, even when prices dip.

Thives Richard Dad’ Clark South Main Adrian de Jong

Beef and corn fodder and hog care on local farms

On Reuben Van Maanen’s farm a 600 lb beef was slaughtered and chilled before pickup at Farmers Union. He argues proper feeding, especially corn, yields good flavor. Will Van Zante reports hybrid corn yields double open-pollinated, and describes tight housing for pigs to prevent illness and promote growth with ample bedding.

Will van Zante Reuben van Maanen Farmers Union Reuben William van Zante

Brown Wins Record Price for Blue Ribbon Bull

Chicago reports the International Livestock Exposition opened with a top price of 1476 dollars for the blue rib bon bull Envious Blackcap IX exhibited by Eliott Brown of Rose Hill Town Bally Farms Millbrook New York. It marks Brown’s second consecutive record at the exposition following a 1929 junior exhibitor prize of 8.25 per pound for a 950 pound Aberdeen Angus steer.

Chicago Eliott Brown Rose Hill Town Bally Farms Millbrook N. Y Brown Oskaloosa Herald

Sully Hog Buyer Reports Largest Day For Yards

Sully-C. C. Macy, local hog buyer, reported a record single day shipment. A total of 902 hogs arrived from a 40 mile radius, including 283 head from Henry Zirbel Maytag farm and 124 head from Frank Reese south of Newton. New yards added with double loading chutes.

Sully C. C. Macy Henry Zirbel-Maytag Frank Reese Newton

Timothy Alfalfa Mix Improves Hay Yields in Iowa Trials

Iowa State College researchers show alfalfa timothy mixtures boost yields from 2.27 to 3.23 tons per acre at the Ames experiment station. A 15 lb alfalfa and 4 lb timothy seeding rate yields three quarters alfalfa, with better soil protection on erodible land. Tests also explore brome grass mixes as a potential superior option for north central and western Iowa.

Iowa State College Research North Central Towa Towa Agricultural Experiment Station Ames C. P. Wilss Wilsie Iowa

Friendship Between Nations Costs More Than Waves

A pithy reflection on fragile international ties, noting that long lasting alliances resemble shifting seas. It urges caution about the expense and instability of enduring partnerships, implying that diplomacy and cooperation require continual effort and funding.

Iowa’s Guide Book Is Well Received

Iowa’s guide book A the Hawkeye State, issued August 1 1938, by the Federal Works Progress Administration and sponsored by the State Historical Society, is praised as a community achievement. It aims to acquaint residents and visitors with Iowa’s natural beauty and foster mutual understanding among Towans. The Viking Press of New York printed and distributed the work.

Iowa Hawkeye Works Progress Administration State Historical Society of One Towa Viking Press New York

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