02 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
John TerLouw and Henry Brom share farm life stories and nearby road improvements. The feature follows Broms watermelons, Dutch coffee at Van Hemert, and Ter Louw family history spanning generations, farming shifts, and reflections on motherhood and progress.
County agent Textrum explains two types of hens in a flock lay eggs all summer or lay off for meat. Poor layers should be culled to keep production high. Indicators include shriveled combs broody hens yellow-skinned birds underweight or sick birds.
Statewide 4 H Club Congress at Des Moines marks eight days of contests in judging demonstrations health and exhibits drawing nearly 2 000 farm youth from 99 counties. Prizes total 12 294 50 with a special 400 farm costs class open to all farm youth under 20 and colt eligibility not required.
A special boys and girls premium list outlines classifications and prizes for the event, obtainable from the secretary of the Town State Fair in Des Moines. Nearby, the old residence east of the Press office was demolished to clear space for a Sinclair filling station. The Estes property, built before 1852 by Hull Paste, Bremen’s carpenter, is noted as a former home of Mr Paste and his wife, daughter of early settler William Essham.
Frush praises Dr Carl Aschenbrenner a longtime Pella physician and civic leader. He cites twenty five years practice with World War service, roles as Chamber of Commerce president and Welfare League chair, and Red Cross support. Advocates economical government, tax relief, and fairness in tax collection if elected.
The Lovilia Press notes that the Bremen landmark has been removed from the concrete highway, marking the end of an era for the familiar route. The report reflects on the landmark’s long-standing presence and its departure from the local landscape.
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