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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1949

Page

15

Iowa Soil Conservation Field Days Draw Big Crowds in 1948

About 319000 Iowans attended soil conservation field days tours and contests across the state in 1948. State and national events drew 229600, with demonstrations of terrace and gully control pasture improvement drainage and waterway building. Local fairs and experimental farms added thousands more visitors.

Iowa Ben Cole Clarke County Dallas County Shelby County Jones County Pilot Rock Warren County Soil Conservation District Des Moines Louisa Black Hawk Mahaska Monroe Muscatine Gass Wayne Jefferson Decatur Appanoose West Pottawattamie Johnson Clayton van Buren Adams Clinton Butler Jasper Washington Howard County Soil Conservation Experimental Farm Page County Western Monona County Albia Iowa State College Iowa Soil Conservation Districts

Soybean Seed Is Good Plentiful Across Iowa Fields

High quality soybean seed is ready for spring planting per C R Weber at Iowa State College. Harvest was earlier this year and moisture content favorable for germination next season. Iowa yields averaged 22 to 23 bushels per acre, with 1948 at 23 and long-term 19.5. Hawkeye and Lincoln varieties dominate, Hawkeye likely to increase next year as a replacement for Richland and part of Lincoln acreage.

C. R. Weber Towa Experiment Station Agronomist Iowa State College Weber Hawkeye Lincoln Iowa Richland

Coaching School At Ames Wednesday December 28

The 1949 Holiday Coaching School and Officials Clinic will be held at the Iowa State Armory in Ames on Wednesday December 28. Registration starts 12:30 pm with three head coaches lecturing and demonstrating basketball techniques using teams when helpful. Evening games at 6:15 7:45 and 9:15 feature officials from the state with Ames Mason City Ottumwa West Waterloo and Council Bluffs. The Pella Oskaloosa game moves to Tuesday December 27 due to the clinic.

Iowa State Armory Ames Iowa High School Athletic Association Harris Lamb Coc College E.G. Strobridge West High Waterloo Fred Maasdam Ottumwa Memorial Hall Council Bluffs A. L Fast Des Moines Mason City West Waterloo Pella-Oskaloosa Pella High Gym

WOI Features Special Christmas Broadcasts

WOI will air a series of Christmas programs this week from 3 p.m. to 4:05 p.m. Dec. 22 to Dec. 24 including Bach Cantata No. 140, Tchaikovsky Nutcracker Suite, The Littlest Angel, The Shepherds of Bethlehem, and Handel’s Messiah performed by the Liver pool Symphony Orchestra and Huddersfield Choral Society with a repeat at 7:30 p.m. on WOLFM 90.1 mc.

Towa State College Iowa WOI K.c WOT Liverpool Symphony Orchestra Huddersfeld Choral Society WOLFM

4-H Girls Learn To Enjoy Pictures in Marion County

The Marion County 4-H girls will begin a picture study project this club year. They will study at two age groups, learning what the artist is trying to say. Works include Winslow Homer A Northeastern, Pieter Brueghel The Wedding Dance, Albrecht Durer Praying Hands, and La Danseuse aux Banquet by Degas.

Marion County Winslow Homer Pieter Brueghel the Elder Albrecht, Durer Bde

Art exhibit notes on Degas Picasso and Rivera works

The list includes Degas Sisini Madonna, Raphael, Grant Wood Stone City, Rivera Flower Vendor. Picasso Nature Morte from the study list is unavailable. One of seven pictures may be purchased at the County Extension Office by each club.

Sow With Mange Gives It to Pigs

Iowa State extension entomologist Harold Gunderson advises keeping brood sows free from mange to protect pig health from farrowing to market. Mange spreads mainly from mothers. little pigs are hard to treat after weaning. Recommend a single lindane spray now. crankcase oil and lime sulfur risk chilling. Chlordane shows promise in other states but lacks Iowa data.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson Iowa

Lindane Advantage Over Ordinary Benzene Hexachloride

Lindane the pure gamma isomer of benzene hexachloride leaves no taint on meat and can be used up to marketing time. It lacks the musty odor carried by impurities in ordinary benzene hexachloride. Continued on Page 5.

Marion County Farmers and Soil Samples Analyzed

Ninety eight Marion County farmers had 450 soil samples analyzed. The total across 9 farms was reported by Leo Waggoner, County Extension Director. Town State College held a two day training for Extension Directors to improve responses to soil analysis questions. The Marion County Extension Director attended with 25 other directors. County residents are advised to contact Mr. Waggoner at the Farm Bureau office with fertilizer questions.

Leo Waggoner Town State College Marion County

Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Reorganized

The Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association reorganized with 17 herds signed for testing. Rob Conway of Pleasantville trains in Ames for three weeks and will begin testing in January. Testing costs use a sliding scale, $4 per cow per month, about $6.50 monthly for an average of ten cows. Seven or eight member spots remain. contact Leo Waggoner at the Farm Bureau Office.

Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement, Association Leo Waggoner Rob Conway Pleasantville Ames Farm Bureau

Farm Women Explore Color Harmony in Home Study

Keen interest from twelve townships as County Extension Home Economist Isabelle Auwaerter leads a lesson on color harmony in the home. She explains hue value and intensity, notes how light and dark tones balance, and suggests using grays for large areas with bright accents. The editorial hints the color wheel bulletin is available from the Knoxville extension office and invites townships to schedule more sessions in January and February.

Isabelle Auwaerter County Extension Miss Anwaerter Knoxville Home Economist

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