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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1938

Page

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Farmers widen road and share soil notes from Iowa area

Last weekend area farmers dug post holes as frost remained light and soil stayed dry. Along highway 168 between Oskaloosa and Pella they shifted fences to accommodate a new 100 foot wide roadway. E Vander Wert described soil improvement through liming and AAA programs lowering lime costs, praising lime's effect on red clover and overall yields.

Oskaloosa Pella E. Vander Wert John Chronicle Highway 163 Vander Wert John Vander Wert

Alfalfa, pasturing, and hybrid corn yields discussed

Centennial Circle notes advise against pasturing alfalfa after frost due to weakened stands and losses next season. E Vander Wert cautions frost damage for grasses. On Leighton road, Robert Ver Ploeg reports hybrid corn yielding 60-75 bushels per acre vs open-pollinated 45, with wind damage observed in August.

Robert Ver Ploeg Leighton Leighton Road Ver Ploeg

Corn Pickers and Feeding Hybrids Discussed

Robert Ver Ploeg notes corn pickers will gain use next season as hybrid corn stands tall when not blown down. Farmers report down corn leaves ten bushels in the worst fields. They debate feeding hybrids to pigs and urge grinding corn. Ames State College confirms equal food value across corns. Ver Ploeg cites a county lime spreading method using a truck end spreader to ease field application.

Robert Ver Ploeg State College At Ames Mahaska County

Corn Sealers Busy in Marion County Top Prices for Dry Corn

In Marion County two sealers Dan Dieleman and Brownie Hudson work across Highway 14 from dawn to dusk sealing cribs. They handle 5 to 8 cribs daily and manage a backlog of 150 applications in order. Corn must keep for two years, moisture limits 20% for eight feet 18% for ten feet 16% for twelve feet. Top price is 57 cents per bushel for 15% moisture or less, with about 2 cents deducted for sealing and insurance. Farmers bear rat damage costs if corn loses grade. To seal, go to Knoxville and pay 3 dollars, refunded if accepted. Backlog will be cleared as quickly as possible. Economists expect no feed price drop. a government loan aids rising markets with nonrecourse protection.

Marion County Dan Dieleman Brownie Hudson Dicleman Good Shan Dieleman Knoxville Soil Conservation Office

Horsemen to Hold Meeting Near Pella on Thursday

The Horsemen of the Pella community will meet at Gerrit Tysseling's home two miles east of Pella on Thursday December 22 at 9:00 AM. Harry Lynn, field man for the Horse and Mule Breeders Association and newly appointed secretary of agriculture, will discuss horseman problems. After noon dinner in town, demonstrations will start at 1:00 PM with hitching and driving. Farmers interested in horses are urged to attend.

Pella Gerrit Tysseling Harry Lynn Horse and Mule ‘Breeders Association

Marion County Angus Breeders Meet At Knoxville Tonight

The Marion County Angus Breeders Association meets at Memorial Hall in Knoxville Thursday night December 15. The annual meeting features W H Tomhave and Senator H D Miller with Angus leaders from Iowa and the American Angus Association. Members will serve an oyster supper after the session.

Marion County Angus Breeders Association Memorial Hall Knoxville W. H. Tomhave American Angus Breeders Association H. D. Miller Morley Iowa Iowa State American Angus Association J. M. Tudor T. Davis

Rose Hill Families Gather for Visits and Anniversary Reminder

Rose Hill area residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns. The De Ronde and Vander Werff families hosted and traveled to events while the Rose Hill school board met at the Vander Werff home. The Blom family and Marvin marked a 25th wedding anniversary, and others assisted with building projects and hospital visits.

Art Vander Werff Don Olivier Newton Neal VanderWerff John Vanden Berg Lorene Peery Sully High School George Peery Max Sparks Sully

Porterville Social Notes in Pella and Surrounding Areas

Last weekend Porterville residents visited relatives in Pella and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Connie Vanden Baard hosted Gerrit De Wild and family Sunday evening. Aber De Zwarte and family were in parental Henry Van Dene’s home Monday. Pleasant Grove pupils and teacher plan a Christmas program Friday at 7 30 p m. Miss Mabel Goemaat, college dorm employee, spent weekend with her parents Dirk and family. Albert Weyerse and wife visited Cornie Vanden Board’s home Sunday. Marion and Gerald Monster called in the afternoon. Cornelia and Elsie Van ...

Antoinette Monster Arie Monster Pella Connie Vanden Baard Gerrit de Wild Aber de Zwarte Henry H. van Dene Pleasant Grove Mabel Goemaat Dirk Goemaat Albert Weyerse Cornie Vanden Marion Gerald Monster Cornelia Elsie van

Norman Vanden Baard Birthday Promenade At Local Gatherings

Des Moines visitors ene and John Wouterse joined Norman Vanden Baard's 5th birthday celebrations with Patty Gary Keith Robert Lee Vriezelaar and other friends from Pella. A two course luncheon and gifts followed. A North Porterville school Christmas program is planned for December 22 at 7 30 p m with Miss Ruth Hackett and Miss Antoinette Monster in attendance.

Ene John Wouterse Des Moines Norman Vanden Baard Patty Gary Keith Robert Lee Vriezelaar Pella Dorothy Mae Mot Donald ‘Robertus Marvin Marilyn de Zwarte Kenneth de Wild North Porterville School Ruth Hackett Antoinette Monster H. L. van Dellen South Porterville Union Margaret Eugene de Wild Gerald van Hemert Albert Weyerse Connie Vanden Baard Norman Shirley Louis Hoksbergen Dale Hoksbergen

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