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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

13

Wheat Trial Results Highlight Iohardi Top Hard Red Winter

Winter wheat variety trials from 1947 to 1950 show Iohardi as the highest yielding hard red winter wheat with a four year average of 3.3 bushels per acre. Tohardi, Town, Pawnee and Minnesota varieties Min ter and Marmin follow with varying yields and regional suitability. Henry leads hard red spring wheats in 1950 and over four years, but is noted for low flour quality. Detailed performance data is available from Iowa State College Agronomy.

Towa R. K E. Atkins Iowa State College Agronomist Iowa Pawnee Minnesota Kawvale Kansas Henry Atkins Mida Rushmore Lee South Dakota Agronomy Iowa State College

Knoxville Man Staged Coon Hunt In His Own Back Yard

Walter Moneysmith boasted of five coon skins found by his coon dog in his backyard while he milked a morning. He secured a gun and displayed the five coons as proof of prowess, in a Knoxville Express item reflecting local hunting brag.

Knoxville Coon Hunt Walter Moneysmith Walter

Federated Club Women Pack Yard Goods for Germany

Thousands of Christmas packages of yard goods yarns and sewing materials are being packed in an Army warehouse at Fort Myer Virginia for shipment to German Youth Agencies as a Yuletide gift from the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Addresses from Holtville California Crestview Florida Ft Thomas Kentucky Centralia Washington Conn Iowa and other places fill crates weighing thousands of pounds. The gifts respond to President Hiram Cole Houghton’s appeal to aid the General Clay Fund in collecting new materials for 600 German Youth Centers supervised by American Army personnel and their wives.

Fort Myer Virginia General Federation of Women's Clubs Holtville California Crestview Florida Ft. Thomas Kentucky Centralia Washington Conn Iowa General Federation Clubwomen Hiram Cole Houghton General Clay Fund Jouett Shouse American Clubwomen

Iowa Farm Folks Boost CROP Drive With 1960 Contributions

Iowa CROP Director Harry E. Terrell reports 36 counties have raised about 60 000 dollars in cash and farm commodities for the overseas relief program. Several counties exceed last year's gifts. Bremer County leads with 3275 cash and 650 bushels of corn, while Cherokee Delaware Lucas South Marion Ringgold Van Buren Wapello and Wright show notable increases.

Indianola Record & Tribune Spring Hill Idianola Christian Rural Overseas Program Lloyd Jones Warren County Lincoln Township Tom Hicks Conyers Simpson College Iowa Arry E. Terrell Cherokee Delaware Lucas South Marion Ringgold van Buren Wapello Wright Bremer County

Local Christmas Seal Totals by Communities

North Marion reports 1560 dollars raised for the Living Christmas Seal drive while Pocahontas and Jasper each record 1500 dollars. Continued on page 4.

North Marion Pocahontas Jasper Clin

Buena Vista and Crawford Hardin each $2000 and 40 bushels

Washington reports $1750 and multiple parties listed with $2000 shares and 40 bushels. Names Buena Vista Crawford Hardin appear among stated amounts.

Buena Vista Crawford Hardin Washington

Jobless claims rise in November 1949 in Des Moines

November unemployment insurance claims increased 22 percent from October to 2 277 due mainly to seasonal factors and project completions. The Employment Security Commission reported 7 554 claims in the same month last year with benefit payments totaling 8 970 weeks.

Des Moines Employment Unity Commission

Winter Beef Cows On Cheap Feeds

Rex Beresford, livestock marketing specialist at Town State College, notes it seldom pays to use legume hay for more than half of a mature beef cow's winter feed. Only with plentiful, cheap legume hay does it pay to exceed the half-way mark.

Rex Beresford Town State College Livestock Marketing

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