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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1956

Page

6

Pella items note family trips and local events

Mr and Mrs Martin Tibboel returned to Pella after six weeks in the Southwest visiting relatives in Corpus Christi and Ilup New Mexico. Iowa State College music events feature Doris Dockendorff and Beth Brom in State Gymnasium. local hospital discharges and visits are listed. many residents travel, attend weddings, and celebrate birthdays amid town notes and upcoming concerts.

Martin Tibboel Pella Southwest Jerry Rashell Corpus Christi Texas Ted Tibboel Ilup New Mexico Ted Tibboels Gallup Rehoboth Mission Tibboels Albuquerque Des Moines Iowa State College Ames I.S.C State Gymnasium Doris Dockendorff Iowa State Chorus Beth Brom Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Elmer Rietveld Wilbur R. Veenstra Norman C. Riddle Ernest Blom Otley Gerald van Hemert Suily M. W. Olivier Mercy Eugene Stienties Mahaska Hospital Ike Herney Leighton Mahaska Elbert van Maanen Albert van Heukelem Phoenix Arizona South Dingeman Verros Eli Kolenbrander James Huyser California

Iowa Farm Stocks January 1 1956 Report

Iowa farms held smaller stocks of grain and hay on January 1, 1956 than in the prior year and only modestly above the 1945 54 ten year average. The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service released the figures.

Iowa Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Farm Grain Stocks January 1 1956 Report

Farm stocks show corn 400,233,000 bushels on hand January 1, 1956, down 15 percent from 1955 but above ten year average by about 2 percent. Oats 162,672,000 bushels, up 7 percent from 1955 and well above ten year average, with oats harvest quality noted as excellent. Soybeans 17,125,000 bushels, down 38 percent from 1955 but 32 percent above ten year average. wheat 495,000 bushels, barley 363,000, rye 150,000 on farms.

Byrd First to Fly Over North and South Poles

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, renowned explorer, completes a historic feat by flying over both the North and South Poles, confirming his place among the era’s premier adventurers.

Richard E. Byrd

Many Farmers Getting Price Support on Corn

Marion county farmers had 452522 bushels of 1955 corn under price support loans and purchase agreements by January 15. May 31 is the deadline to obtain support, with final totals likely higher. Iowa's 1955 crop under support nears 63 million bushels by mid-January, about 25 percent of last year’s state production.

Marion County Merrill L. Robuck Ch ASC Iowa

County Loans and Purchases Reported for 1955 Grains

The county ASC office lists 1955 price support loans and purchase agreements for barley oats flaxseed rye wheat flaxseed soybeans and grain sorghum. Total figures include 41 116 bushels of oats 25 319 bushels of soybeans and others in hundredweights and bushels as applicable.

ASC

Seasoning Timber Emphasized Over Timing of Cutting

Extension forester R B Campbell of Towns State College warns timber seasoning matters more than cutting season. He disputes the belief that timber should be cut when sap is down and notes little moisture difference between green wood in winter and summer.

R. B. Campbell Towns State College

Timber Cutting Seasons According To Campbell

Campbell explains winter is best for timber cutting as wood will season slower yet crack less in heat, insects are less active, and decay risk is reduced. He advises converting logs to lumber before storage and keeping cut timber off the ground to prevent damage. If stored improperly, weather arrives with higher decay risk.

Campbell

Near miss burns: child carries baby sister into hot water path

Five year old Elmer Hewitt of Nora Springs carried his eight month old sister into the kitchen where their mother held a pan of boiling water. Elmer was badly burned, but the infant escaped injury.

Elmer Hewitt Nora Springs Elmer

Safety official warns against high speed driving

A survey by the Association of Ca sualty quotes a safety official who rejects the idea that modern cars and highways ensure safety at high speeds. He favors statutory speed limits, urges speed control advertising to curb rapid driving, and notes doubts about the public's ability to judge safe speeds. He suggests 80 mph on best highways, 50 at night, and 60 to 65 on other roads, but personally finds 60 fast regardless. He questions whether any speed is truly safe and criticizes reliance on mere driver judgment.

Antarctic Waters Nourish Large Whale and Seal Populations

Abundant fish crustaceans and plankton around Antarctica support thriving whale and seal life. Rich marine food chains sustain diverse species as sea conditions influence feeding and breeding cycles across the surrounding waters.

Antarctica

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