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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1941
Page
6
Fragmentary items from the county extension office recap local agricultural notes and community notices. Readers see brief updates on crops, weather, and upcoming events with names of local groups and places, though many details are unclear in the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions grain hay supplement and corn meal items with unclear names. No clear persons or organizations readable. The snippet hints at agricultural feed components and payments or abatement but specifics remain unreadable.
Poultry troaters say ie mee must have a nis upset vols and a thirei it ne fi white or aley germ five oy Ue may be tight hond be uy yototen, ental work at state el ra that femn cabatre. Lou has been found that test the thick gelat iea of the white can b rathered but one he temperature 100 degre abi day, at least half ig lust tie a Lite more dowly, but after 2 days at 90 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit they be come appreciably flattened and it ittenlt to prevent their break ing when the em is broken into a hot skittet, Stewart recommends gathering, at least twice daily in summer, cooling them quickly, using trays or baskets, and ouicketing them as often as pos sible. Stewart also urges producers to remove all roosters from the flock during the summer in order to produce infertile eggs.
Apple trees with leaves dying as noted in a 1941 report. Observations include girdling, bark tests to gauge life, and mixed results across varieties such as cherries and fruit trees.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses lawn maintenance and timing, mentions boats, cranes, and weather conditions. It references dates and places ambiguously, with multiple unreadable names and actions. The text reads as a jumbled local note or diary fragment with no clear event or subject.
Captain F. F. Frakes, famed for crashing into a house, returns to the state fair for two thrill day programs on August 28 and 29. Officials warn he will avoid prohibited stunts while promising an even more spectacular lineup of daredevil acts with other stunt specialists.
The guide outlines home poultry lice and mite control using dusting powders with sodium fluoride or nicotine sulfate and painting roosts. It notes nicotine fumes penetrate feathers at night and warns red mites hide in cracks to attack by feeding at night, recommending creosote and kerosene mixtures or crude oil sprays for roosts and nests.
Fragmented text discusses overcoming inferiority with parental support and hints at social and legal pressures. It mentions petitions, alleged debts, and court related terms, but the readable portions emphasize the role of family guidance. The piece reads as a garbled transfer from an older newspaper page with muddled lines and stray phrases.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Seney waterp row Veaditehie Uhate and Porbetither rations. Tension over earning and new near aul ties suggest a local economic or rationing note. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text but imply regional commentary on resource distribution.
A discussion on building a child friendly home with scaled furniture low hooks and a quarter size bed. The piece urges parents to design spaces to reduce the sense of bewilderment for small children and to align the home environment with a child’s perspective. It cites the University of Iowa Child Welfare March Station as context.
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