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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

Page

13

Best of Vegetable Varieties Listed

A 1951 seed variety roundup highlights top performers for Iowa conditions. Rutgers and Marglobe tomatoes lead, with Clinton Hybrid reliable in trials. Sweet corn varieties include Mareross and Tendermost, while Lima beans favor Henderson Bush and Alaska peas excel for early harvest. Cabbage and cucumber picks, lettuce resistances, and peppers World Beater through Harris Wonder round out the list with notes on quality and freezing suitability.

Vance Towese Rutgers Maree Iowa Clinton Alaska Little Marvel Thomas Laxton Laxton Marion Globe Wisconsin Iowa State College Brigham Chicago World ‘Beater California Wonder Harris Wonder

Demonstration at Oskaloosa Tomorrow

Mahaska County farmers are invited to a flock management demonstration at Hugh Steddom farm Friday February 19 at 1 00 p m The Steddom farm is located a mile east of highway 63 Lacey corner E N Francis sheep specialist will discuss ewe flock management before and after lambing feeding and management of young lambs Housing and equipment for the ewe flock Haas says it will be a good chance for farmers interested in lamb production to gain practical ideas.

Mahaska County Hugh Steddom Steddom Lacey Corner E. N. Francis Lege Eldon J. Haas

Easter Seal Campaign Set to Start March 18

Marion County residents are urged to support the Iowa Easter Seal Drive beginning March 18 to fund treatments for crippled children and adults. Mrs. Avery emphasized nationwide mailings and generous giving, noting the new Des Moines treatment center will serve handicapped people statewide. The Easter Seal Agency has operated for 26 years, funded by voluntary contributions.

Iowa Puts Avery Marion County Easter Seal Agency Towa Des Moines

Marion County Bond Sales Beat 1953 January Totals

Marion County reports January savings bond purchases rose sharply from 1953. Total for January this year reached 21 649.00 in Marion County compared with 123 989.00 in 1953. Statewide January purchases totaled 208 297.00 vs 16 234.00 in 1953, an approximate 80 percent increase as Iowa aims to reach a larger 1954 quota.

Towa Job P. H. Kuyper Marion Saveings Bonds Marion County Mahaska County Jasper County Joba

Big One Ol Smith Catches Northern Pike Near West

Ol Smith of Sutherland landed a large northern pike on West Lake last month. The fish weighed a little over 21 pounds and measured about 2 feet long, marking a notable catch for the local angling scene.

Ol Smith Sutherland West

Beef Cows Often Treated Too Well

Iowa State College extension expert Richard McWilliams warns many farmers overfeed beef cows in winter. He says extra concentrates and high quality hay raise costs without improving calf vigor. A pregnant 1100 pound cow needs about 8 to 11 pounds daily of total digestible nutrients with 8 percent protein to maintain body condition.

Richard McWilliams Iowa State College McWilliams

Anemia Threatens Baby Pigs Reed Spear Advises Clean Sod

Anemia threatens young pigs confined on concrete floors with limited milk. Extension expert Reed Spear of State College urges daily use of clean sod free of earthworms and, if needed, iron and copper supplementation to prevent iron deficiency anemia in piglets two to four weeks old. He suggests iron sulfate and copper sulfate dosing in water or reduced iron tablets as alternatives.

Mard Spear Extension National State College Veterini Spear Dai

Pigs Show Thumps After Three Weeks Old

The Fells Chronicle notes that piglets five days old may lack minerals in sod, requiring copper and iron. Dr Spear warns anemic pigs can look healthy yet show fatigue and pale mucous membranes. At about three weeks some fat anemic pigs die suddenly while survivors fade, remaining weak and thrifty.

Spear

Announce Exams For National Park Service Positions

The Civil Service Commission announces a seasonal Park Ranger examination for National Park Service sites. Employment spans 60 to 180 days annually with pay of 3175 dollars per year. No written test. applicants must be at least 21. Further information and forms available at post offices and Washington 25 D C. applications open until further notice.

United States Civil Service Commission Rec National Park Service U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D.C

Soil District Commissioners report shows steady 1953 progress

Marion County Soil Conservation District outlines 1953 activities including exhibit at the County Fair, a public schools Work Book funded by the Marion County Bankers Association, and three new assistant commissioners. 68 new farm operators requested help, soil mapping reached 80 percent of county land, 21 cooperators mapped basic farm plans, five miles of terracing, 34 ponds, 3 ½ miles of diversions, and more than 155000 feet of tile laid under district supervision.

Marion County Bankers Association

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