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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1940
Page
1
Farm News From Galesburg Area Two Beyer Twins Feature
Seporter and Photographer visit Edge farm near Galesburg to tour a family operation run by Louis Shultz and Katie Shultz. Beyer family from Pella discusses acreage 124 on prime soil. Beyer twins Harold and Harris, 20, steer livestock projects in Reasner Ribbon Winners 4-H Club with Herefords and Shorthorns, showing keen farm interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
Harold
Harris
Galesburg
Beyer
Pella
Louix
Lute) Shultz
Katie Shultz
Lute
Shultz
Kate Dieleman
Dan ‘Dieleman
Harold Beyer
Ed Beyer
Hereford
Cross bred Hogs From Boyer Farm Raise Efficient Crop
On the Boyer farm a thrifty future pig crop is being developed from sows created by a three way cross of Hampshire Poland China and Spotted Poland China. The animals are now growing on the farm and housed in a very large facility awaiting further development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
Hampshire
Poland
China
Mr. Beyer
A Fine Work Team Shown on the Beyer Farm
Ed Beyer presents a pair of well cared for workhorses and a young team on his farm. An elder horse leads the pair as laborers and workers maintain the pace, reflecting steady daily farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Beyer
Lly
the Beyer
Colts Tame Not Yet at Colfax Fair
At Colfax fair the horses are trained to work yet not driven to perform. The colts respond to halter and saddle training but have not been harnessed into tasks. Local exhibitors note steady progress as handlers continue gentle program to build confidence and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Beyer family farm life shines in Pella Chronicle feature
The article profiles the Beyer family's farm near Pella, detailing fine condition colts and aggressive mares, diverse hog breeding withcrosses Hampshire and Poland China, and strong poultry work. It notes the home, barns, and machinery, Mrs Beyer’s flowers, and the family’s happiness in farming. Also mentions Newt Krizer planning to fieldwork, a small seed corn fire at Krizer Seed Corn, and Clyde Valley Farm senior champion mare.
Javard Horses Shine at International Show
At the International Show and Exposition in Chicago, Javard Horses from New Sharon dominated their division. The Cirdendale horses carried off a large share of awards, with notable mentions including a reserve senior title for a Clydesdale and top honors in the mares class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirdendale
New Sharon
Chicago
Dwight Mathes' Shorthorn Seventh in Class at Big Show
Dwight Mathes' Shorthorn Club Calf placed seventh in its class at the International in Chicago. Judges noted unusually strong quality among junior show calves and that few animals passed the judging committee, reflecting a high standard for the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Mathes
Shorthorn
Chicago
Drovers Journal
Thorough judging marks a fine livestock show
The Canadian judge and Judge Yule offered exacting yet fair appraisal, favoring well handled cattle with uniform flesh and proper hindquarters. Dwight Mathes and family expressed satisfaction with the results, noting the high standard required to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yule
Dwight
Clarence Mathes
C.T. van Lint
Automobile travel cost per mile remains unchanged over 26 years
The article notes that driving costs to motorists per mile have not risen, comparing today’s rate to the same measure from 26 years ago. It emphasizes the static expense per mile despite inflation and other changes in travel conditions.
Lemmon Juice Remedy Promoted For Quick Pain Relief
An old pharmacy advertises a lemon juice remedy claimed to ease rheumatic pain. It promotes mixing juice with water and asserts rapid effects. The notice, signed Vander Linden Pharmacy, touts a moneyback guarantee and urges readers to purchase the product.
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Ich
Horhood
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Otley
Monroe
Great Western
Emerson
McCormick-Deering
Otley Christian
Ald Aart Ustermark & Co
van Zante & de Boor
Elbert Ven Maanen
Beyer Place
O. K. Flaugh
Chronicle
Newt Krizer
Krizer
Mr. Krizer
Krizors
Oskaloosa
Clyde Valley Farm
Lew Sharon
Oskaloosa Herald
Javard
Vander Linden Pharmacy
Skelly
A. K. Verrips
Galesburg Road
Guernsey
Deering
John Deere
Klyn Bros
Geo. van Vark
Marionas State Bank
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