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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1952

Page

13

Keep Father Son Tie Businesslike Farming Plan

A guide from extension economist I W Arthur outlines firm father and son farm partnerships. Proposals should align with the income tax year, start January 1, and use separate bank accounts, formal records, pre agreed decisions, and depreciation or interest on assets. Separate living quarters for the son and clear ownership shares based on contributions aid stability. Plans vary, with options from partnership income to stock purchase, and guidance is available from county extension directors.

Town State College Arthur

Substantial Gifts To CROP Campaign Reported to Date

Donations from town farmers to the CROP relief drive in Des Moines have surpassed 1000, with 61 of 84 counties organized to canvass. EROP director Harry E Terrell said most gifts are cash with some farm commodities. Counties have not finished canvassing yet, and shipments of food and staples will go to hungry via Catholic and Protestant relief agencies.

Des Moines Harry E. Terrell EROP Agenc Terrell Iowa

Bogaards Builds Pigs and Plans Beef Steer For FFA Project

Dale Bogaards of Hunker shows a long FFA project record from freshman to junior year. He started with eight pigs sold at the Ottumwa Market Litter Show, earning top class placements in Chicago. Despite illness, he retains strong showing, high corn contest scores, and farm-improvement work, planning to work for his father and eventually run a farm.

Dale Bogaards FFA Dale Ottumwa Towa Pfister Prac Dalé

Bremer leads Iowa CROP drive as counties show varied giving

Donations from Bremer county reach 4612 while others like Boone 2217 Buchanan 2115 Carroll 1076 Clayton 1290 Dickinson 2521 Henry 1867 Humboldt 3652 Jefferson 1680 Lyon 1286 North Marion 1169 South Marion 1297 Mitchell 1061 Pocahontas 2612 Story 1052 Winnebago 2000 total state CROP gifts aid orphans and refugees in Europe and Asia. Four counties ceded last year's donations Clarke Decatur Lyon Madison. Several townships relay outstanding gifts Springfield Cedar county 1673 Fairfield Buena Vista 742 Mason Calhoun 780 Wayne Henry 767 600. National CROP total to date 520400 across 16 states.

Bremer Bremer County Boone Buchanan Carroll Clayton Dickinson Henry Humboldt Jefferson Lyon North Marion South Marion Mitchell Pocahontas Story Winnebago Terrell Clarke Decatur Madison Springfield Cedar County Fairfield Buena Vista County Mason Calhoun Coun Wayne Cannan Henry County

Marcus Bach Announces New Religion Book

Marcus Bach, professor of religion at the State University of Iowa, will publish a new book titled Of Faith and Learning in early spring. The work, his sixth, summarizes 25 years of the university’s school of religion and reflects a year of research on the topic.

Town City Iowa State University of Iowa School of Religion Ita Marcus Bach Bach

Cheap Ration For Beef Cows Puts Profit First

Iowa farmers can cut feed costs by limiting legume hay to under half the ration and using cheaper roughages like stalks straw and silage. Extension specialist William Zmolek notes full winter rations must balance digestible feed and protein to support calf development, suggesting a midrange approach to maximize profit without underfeeding.

Towa William Zmolek Towa State Cell Stover Zmolek Iowa

Faith and Learning in Iowa Plan Shapes Interreligious Study

Researchers interview many people nationwide about the school's early history, funded by a grant aimed to complete a history for the 25th anniversary in May. The work traces the Iowa plan’s rise in inter-religious relations and its adoption by universities nationwide, shaping courses on religion and learning.

Danger Follows You At Quitting Time

Some men quit work by the whistle and by the clock but safety remains a duty for all. The end of the day triggers more movement and risk, raising the chance of serious injuries in streets and homes. Remember quitting time is not safety’s end.

Rand and Randcraft

Iowa school of religion unites faiths in curriculum

Protestant Catholic and Jewish teachers collaborate in the Iowa school of religion offering classes attended by thousands of Iowa students over the years, shaping education with harmony across faiths.

Iowa School of Religion Iowa

Latvian family finds new home in Iowa city a Christmas gift

The Felix Kroeger family, displaced Latvians, will become residents of Towa Falls, Iowa, arriving on Christmas Eve to start their new life in the U.S.A.

Towa Falls U.S.A Felix Kroeger Iowa City

Glassblowing Teachings At State University Of Iowa

A State University of Iowa course in glassblowing taught by Harry G. Nunamaker trains chemistry majors and others to make and repair glass apparatus from basic tubing to complex extractors. The on campus glassblower saves time and money, enabling rapid fabrication of needed equipment and assisting in accurate construction of specialized apparatus.

Iowa City Iowa State University of Iowa Harry G. Nunamaker United States Nanamaker University Universit Poe

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