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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1952

Page

2

Judith Ann Has Great Grandparents to Spare

Judith Ann and family lines are sketched with great grandparents and parents. The clipping notes Maria Goulooze, Patricia Salisbury, Leo Salisbury and Dr and Mrs William Goulooze, alongside extended kin in a rear group. The faded text mentions Jesy Holland and Mich Evening Ser.

Judith Ann Floyd William Gou- Jooze East 16Th St Gou- Jooze Patricia Ann Salisbury Leo Salisbury Jeff William Goulooze Jesy Holland Uttle Judith Gouloo Judith Ann Goulooze Chares Salisbury John van ‘Tatenhove Bury L. Goulooze Dr. Goulooze Holland Charles Salisbury Hg Lve Grand Haven Inel Oe

Not Good Sense To Regard Varicose Veins Lightly

Varicose veins are common and can worsen without treatment. Prolonged standing and tight garters strain leg veins, so see a doctor early for relief and to prevent complications. Maintain weight control and take breaks from standing to reduce risk.

Health note on leg pains and circulation hindrance

The text states that leg pains and discomfort hinder normal circulation and that a doctor is best to treat this health detriment and its impact on personal appearance. Originates from the Iowa Health Department.

Iowa Health Department

High Property Values Raise Arson Risk in Iowa

State Fire Marshall Zach Cook linked rising property values to more arson temptations, citing 18 suspected cases in the first quarter. He noted motives include profit and revenge, with penalties up to 20 years for dwelling fires, two years or $1,000 fines for attempted arson, and up to three years or $1,000 fines for property arson. A grass fire out of control carries up to one year in jail or a $500 fine or both.

Towa Zach Cook Cook

Knoxville to Put Blacktop on Nine Blocks of Pavement

Knoxville mayor Adolph Larson announced a nine block blacktop project with Benderhoff Construction of Des Moines awarded the contract. Equipment arrives this weekend and paving should start by Monday at latest, after a city wide base prep with concrete filled holes and thorough cleaning.

Knoxville Adolph Larson Benderhoff Construction Co Des Moines Knoxville. Express

Eight Lost Lives In Car Crashes Fourth of July Weekend

Safety officials urged caution as Iowa anticipates record traffic for the long Fourth of July weekend. Commissioner Pearl W. McMurry warned that last similar weekend saw eight deaths and 260 injuries, urging patience and restraint. Highway Patrol chief N. Jespersen urged sensible planning and early travel to avoid high speed driving on county roads.

State Safety Department Iowa Pearl W. McMurry N. Jespersen Highway Patrol

Road safety tips for holiday travel emerge from department notice

Officials urge slow driving on heavy local roads during holiday travel. Recommendations include keeping to the right in dust, not exceeding 50 mph on gravel, ensuring vehicle safety, avoiding in-car distractions, resting every two hours, and adjusting speed to traffic at night. A cautionary headline emphasizes driving for life.

Davenport Turnverein Motto Sparks 1852 German Rally

Davenport Germans rallied around the motto Freedom education and welfare for all when the Turnverin was organized in 1852. They held gymnastic meetings initially in an attic above a Warren Street grinding mill near Front Street, reached only by a ladder.

Davenport Turners Warren Street Front St

Laying Heavier Rails on New Sharon Newton Branch

The Newton Branch of the M. and St. L. railroad unloads 70 pound rails to replace 56 pound steel into Lynn Ville. Six cars delivered with three more en route from an abandoned line. Work to begin after unloading and crew arrival. 1882 era 56 pound rails replaced by 60 pound later.

Newton New Sharon Lynn Ville Rai Albert Christiansen

Spray Tomatoes Now to Control Fungus Leaf Spot

Iowa State College plant pathologist Arden Sherf notes Towa tomato plants are entering a growth phase vulnerable to a fungus that destroys lower leaves. Cool wet weather accelerates spread. spray or dust with fixed copper or organic fungicides every 10 days through late August. Compound options include Compound A Kopper King Tribasic at 1 lb per 25 gal or 2 tbsp per gal. Bordeaux offers control but harms yields. Organic sprays are less effective due to poorer coverage.

Towa Arden Sherf Iowa State College Sherf

Dusts on the Market and Vine Coverage Advice

Sherf notes copper or nickel compounds at 4 percent or 10 percent copper content. Complete vine coverage is crucial, especially before rainy periods. Tomato leaf spot is less severe when the patch is moved yearly to new ground as the disease overwinters in dead vines.

Thos Contin Sherf

Poultry Flock Deserves Shade From Hot Sun

Extension poultryman W. R. Whitfield of Iowa State College urges shaded shelter to safeguard flocks in heat. He notes tall forage crops or nearby tree rows provide cover, moves feeders daily to stay in shade, and warns against brooder houses lacking cooling as heat triggers outbreaks.

W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Poultryman

Care Tips For Quality Roses From Town State College

Care involves regular dusting and fertilizing by extension horticulturist Vance. Weekly spraying may be needed in rain spells to prevent black spot and mildew using complete rose dusts and sprays. Fertilizers 6 10 4 5 10 6 or 4 12 4 boost growth. broadcast about 2 pounds per 100 square feet and water 1 to 1 1/2 inches weekly. Mulch with ground corncobs or peat to conserve moisture and curb weeds.

Anysten Vance Town State College Vance

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