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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
4
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A son named Louie Ar is announced for Mr and Mrs Fred Brent at Knosville hospital on a Saturday in July. The report covers extended family notes, travels, and farm work including threshing activities, visits, illnesses, and individuals from Lafayette Indiana to Purdue University, with several community figures mentioned amid routine town news and social updates.
Fragments show a Peoria GA report noting Gen Surana’s illness and return from Grand Rapids Michigan, family relocations to Oskaloosa and Rochester, New York, and several local social gatherings. A late week storm caused minor agricultural damage with a tree strain and threshing disruption. Nearby residents visit relatives in Newton and Gerrit Vander Woord area.
Community notes felicitate Mrs. Novena Grandin whose recovery from a throat issue improves after a vacation at Clear Lake with Betty and Francene De Prenger. Many cousins and friends visit, while Rev. Ira J. Hesselink and Mrs. Hesselink travel for family matters and medical updates include Mrs. Raymond De Reus recovering post surgery.
Lynnville residents share visits and dinners across local homes. Families including Engle Monsma Terpstra McMaines Brandt and Dearinger mingle through the week as Farm Bureau members trade recipes and antiques during a Friday get together.
John Shiver of Marion County argues that crops on fertile soil yield more feed and higher profits. Paul M. Burson promotes rotating permanent pastures into three fields with weekly grazing, reseeding, and liming to lift pasture production by up to 25 percent.
Van Gorp lists common aluminum items likely to be found around including washing machine parts dolly posts wringer parts auto parts pistons crankcases manifolds radiator components hubcaps car carburetors water pumps fuel pumps magneto parts door handles locks steering wheel spindles radio parts emblems ash trays and old radio speakers bases reading lamps and adding machine parts typewriter parts. The note ends with a hint that Uncle Sam may need aluminum just as gold is sought.
The document outlines eligibility and procedures for the Market Meat Animal Contest. It details required club member participation, selection by the state office, and certification of nominees. Awards rely on club achievement records, competitive records, and demonstrations of improved practices. Narrative reports summarize individual project achievements and leadership in 4H club work.
Government owned corn stored in the King at Knowville eo and Oley is being sold steadily at 66 cents per bushel. About 11,000 bushels have been sold to date, with 8,100 from Knoxville. In Knoxville the 1989 crop is being cleaned and fumigated to protect against weevils and molds. The 1940 corn is in excellent condition, and much of the sealed corn on farms is being taken by farmers as repayment. Knv Journal. Duke is dead.
Marion county supervisors reviewed January livestock valuations and raised assessed values. Horses jump from 48 to 708 per head. various livestock show wide ranges. Uniform valuations set per head include Colle Ceyeard 25, Colle Ceevar 12, Horses 15, Stallions 100, Mules 40, Facks 45, Cattle 60.
Want Ads list various items for sale and rental notes. Names like Jol De Nooydh and John Den Marto appear with partial phone numbers. Listings include cream separator small refrigerator a modem residence address 107 West Second St and a Westinghouse range with contact details.
Wednesday morning quotations list prices for dairy eggs and poultry including Cream No. 1 and No. 2, Old Hens, Leghorn hens, ducks, Cox varieties, Hogs at Chicago, and staple grains Wheat Oats Corn Hides. location Pella noted for dogs.
Livestock prices listed include heifers at 42 dollars, cows at 12, swine at 10, sheep at 4, and other ranges cited as reported. The note mentions saluations by nanoscars were made in January.
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