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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1955

Page

13

Pella Rally and Wide Awake News in 1860 Marion County

Readable fragments from The Marion County Republican dated October 16 1860 recount the Pella rally with 5000 plus attendees from Mahaska Poweshiek Jasper and others. The report notes Wide Awake drill rebukes from Democrats, caps and sashes given by local women, cheers for Lincoln, and violent rocks aimed at troopers during torchlight processions. Also included are mentions of Cox brothers Wyatt Virgil and J Murray Cox as Young Wide Awake supporters and broader political commentary on free speech and Douglas era figures.

Henry Cox Henry E. Wormhoudt Marion County Republican Matilda Cox Pella Lincoln Franklin House Ise Mattie Carter Smith Wyatt Virgil Earp J. Murray Cox Cox Brothers Marion County Loutheridge Scholte Douglas

Sending Diseased Plants for Diagnosis at LL C

Marion County farmers should send diseased plant specimens to Town State College for disease diagnosis. Extension staff warn 80 percent arrive in poor condition and offer precise submission steps. Include diseased parts with healthy tissue, protect moisture, and mail in a strong carton with a notes packet detailing date, owner, location, and injury area.

Marion County Town State College Dale Studt Knoxville Studt Malcolm Shurtleff Shurtleff

Cattlemen to Hear Of ISC Research on Aug 4

Reports from the thirty-seventh Cattle Feeders Hey Day at Iowa State College will present final results and progress on eight experiments involving 386 cattle. C C Culbertson and Dr Wise Burroughs note the event will showcase stilbestrol supplementation, antibiotics comparisons, cornstalk silage trials, and a new Iowa economy supplement using corncobs molasses urea and minerals with stilbestrol.

Iowa State College C. C. Culbertson Wise Burroughs Iowa Burroughs

Richard Sylvester Leads Lynnville Winners in Model Car Contest

Detroit hosts the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Silver Anniversary judging as Ten youthful designers across senior and junior divisions are named state winners. Richard Sylvester of Lynnville tops the Senior Division with a 150 dollar prize, joined by Paul A. Siegert of Sheldon in the Junior Division. Additional state winners include Curtis L. Biggar of Marshalltown and Charles M. Hansen of Waterloo, with several honorable mentions. Final eight national finalists will compete for university scholarships totaling up to four thousand dollars each, announced at the Detroit Guild banquet in August.

Detroit Midh Towa Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Richard Sylvester Lynnville Paul A. Siegert Sheldon Curtis L. Biggar Marshalltown Charles M. Hansen Waterloo Paul G. Nelson Elliott Ronald Dueland Ottumwa Dean Turner Roger Roy Tamte Des Moines Gerald Titus St. Ansgar Terry Holgate Young Taussig Babb General Motors

Keep Livestock Off Sprayed Pasture Warns Iowa Vet

Dr John B Herrick extension veterinarian at Iowa State College warns farmers to keep livestock off pastures for two to three weeks after spraying with 2 4 D or other weed killers. Damaged cornfields may have high nitrate content posing poisoning risk to cattle and sheep if eaten in large amounts. Farmers should monitor nitrate levels when conditions limit plant growth.

John B. Herrick Iowa State College Herriel Herrick

Marion County Fair Livestock Entries Due July 26

Junior livestock entries for the Marion County Fair must be filed at the County Extension Office by Tuesday July 26. 4-H club members will get help from leaders at July club meetings. Exhibitors should enter each class separately, and 4-H record books will be checked on August 2, the fair entry day.

Fall Fatal in Primghar I A Isenberg dies from skull fracture

In Primghar Iowa I R Isenberg died after a fall that caused a skull fracture. The incident details indicate a fatal head injury with authorities verifying the cause of death.

Primghar I. R. Isenberg

Dieleman Dairy Herd Tops County in June

D Dieleman Dairy Herd produced the county's best June with 1114 pounds milk and 42.3 pounds fat, while county averages were 864 pounds milk and 34.5 pounds fat. Myers and Richards had the high cow at 2730 pounds milk and 90 fat. Wyatt Applegate Jersey and other Holsteins also ranked among top producers in the June test.

D. Dieleman Dan E. Dieleman Pella Bob DeLong Myers and Richards Shivers and Mueller Jersey Beloning Wyatt ‘Applegate Carroll Worthington

Demonstrations at Marion County Fair Spotlight 4-H Teams

Teams from Marion County prepare for demonstrations at the fair. Senior teams kick off at 8 30 a m on Wednesday August 3 with blue red or white classes. Junior teams begin Friday August 5 at 9 a m. One senior team to state fair and one to Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress.

Marion County Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress

Fall injures longtime O'Brien County auditor

A fall down basement steps at his new home hospitalized the auditor who served O'Brien county for 33 years and faced health challenges while continuing public duties.

Ture O’brien County

Palimpsest marks 35 years of Iowa history monthly

June 1955 celebrates The Palimpsest publication run by the State Historical Society of Iowa. The issue reprints early articles from 1920 and includes a retrospective by Superintendent William J. Petersen. Dr Shambaugh notes the magazine aims to popularize town history while preserving real history. The name Palimpsest is explained as parchment reused over time, allowing later scholars to reconstruct erased writings.

the Palimpsest Popular History State Historical Society of Iowa William J. Petersen Benjamin F.shambaugh Commonwealth Shambaugh

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