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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1944

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Acreage under control nearly doubled in 1943 report

Marion County Soil Conservation District reports 1943 gains with 1483 farms in Farmer District agreements, total conservation plans reaching 302 and acres 54757. Contour cultivation waterways terraces and ponds expanded, with 82 miles of terraces and 229,900 feet of waterways added.

WAT Farms Ralph Grandwian TATA Perman Sture Mer Marion County Conser Pella

District program review and upcoming farm institute plans

January 1944 notes summarize district work with groups from the county, highlight conservation planning, and stress need to maintain SCS personnel to avoid injury to the District Program. Report on annual district meetings with RH Musser as speaker, plus farm aid efforts and upcoming discussions on manpower, national income after the war, and cooperation for stable peace.

S.C.S Musser

Conservation planning for 1944 soil use in Marion County

The 1944 plan trains ten young farmers in field study and layout work to prepare for peak spring operations. County figures show 124000 acres of clean tilled crops, 217000 crop acres total, with 76000 acres of war crop and other crops. emphasis on soil conservation, fertilizer, and green manure to prevent erosion and restore fertility postwar.

Spr AAA County Marion County

Lime use soars in Marion county in 1943 report

At the AAA office, Marion county farmers bought and used over 25,000 tons of lime in 1943. Chairman MH Hooper notes 13,000 tons on hold at year start, 11,888 tons in 390 soil conservation orders, plus 11,000 tons in cash purchases. Past four years show about 100,000 tons applied. lime adoption boosts leguminous crops and soil improvement. One ounce of radium comes from 14 thousand tons of ore.

AAA Marion County MH. H. Hooper AAA Committee Knoxville Journal

Farmers to Compute Final Income Under Pay You Go Plan

Farmers in town will finalize 1942 and 1943 income under the pay you go method before March 15. Most filed estimated income declarations by December 15. They will calculate actual income, with prior payments deducted, including a 1942–43 tax adjustment. Forms 1040 and 1040F used. returns require specified thresholds for individuals and couples.

Tax filing rules and exemptions for Iowa residents

The accrual or inventory method requires complete records including inventories of livestock feed and other farm products at year start. Exemptions include 1200 for fried persons and 500 for single individuals. Credit for dependents is 850 per dependent. Iowa offices are in Des Moines Dubuque and Sioux City.

Iowa Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City

Farm Institute in Des Moines to Resume Feb 18 19

Des Moines Chamber of Commerce announces the National Farm Institute will be held in Des Moines for the seventh time on February 18 and 19 after a 1943 cancellation due to transportation and wartime uncertainties. The theme is The Farmer Looks Ahead to Peace with sessions on soil resources, world food facilities, postwar feeding capacity, and wartime technological impacts on agriculture.

National Farm Institute Awau Iy Chamber of Commerce Institute For Omendisens Des Moines Farm Institute Committee Agricultural Department The Des Moines Chamber of Commerce

Discussion groups and panels in two day meeting

The program includes three afternoon sessions with a discussion leader and a panel inviting questions from the floor. The evening features an address on national figures and global problems of the postwar era. The second day offers morning addresses, afternoon discussion groups, and further sessions.

Ames Educator Reviews Social Studies at Ames School

Fred Cram of the Extension Division at Iowa State College spent Wednesday observing social studies classes from third through sixth grade. He led demonstrations on dictionary use for grade pupils and previewed a forthcoming State Department course. Teachers assisted by the Normal Training Department helped cover absent staff.

Fred Cram Exteninn Iowa State Sirlp Normal Training Department

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