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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

5

Local Notes On Visits And Farm News

H V Frazier of Lincoln and Mrs J Kelley of Omaha visited W O Frazier. Mamie Vriezelaar leaves for Rock Island. Mrs Pauch and son Charles head to Nelsonville Ohio. Mamie Vriezelaar and Alma Frazer attended Memorial Exercises at Pella. Celia and Alice Johnston visited the Newell home. Mrs Fred Smith owns about six hundred chicks. Mrs Lewis Shbutts has five to six hundred. Garrett Klyne, recently laid up with rheumatism, is able to move about. A chick with four feet hatched at Ellen Sparks home but lived only a few days. E S Haines injured his foot plowing when a horse spooked and jerked the implement.

H. V. Frazier Lincoln Nebr Celia Alice Johnston Kansas Pete Johnston John Newell Newell Fred Smith Lewis

Montana's Day of Prosperity Excur­sion Plans Revealed

The piece notes rapid land sale after purchase from the railroad, reporting 12 160 acres sold at retail. It previews a June 17 excursion to the land with round trip fare 1 92 75 dollars. The author says he will split time between Oskaloosa and Pella and stay at the Chronicle office all day.

Oskaloosa Pella Chronicle

Bumper crops from Montana pledge in Musselshell valley report

Lavina Independent May 80 1913 items describe excellent crops in central Montana including alfalfa wheat strawberries and apples. Belmont area farmers report best year in Musselshell valley with promises of bumper yields. J W O Leary expands holdings and notes 250 acres in crop while Lake Basin settlers praise climate coal nearby and strong markets.

Montana Lavina Elisha Harris H. L. Francia Big Coulee Cushman Belmont Country Bull Mountains Lavins Musselshell Valley Lake Basin Broadview Yellowstone Musselsheil Stillwater Sweetgrass Middle States

Montana Prairie Adopters Praise Yellowstone County

A resident from Broadview shares high regard for Yellowstone County Montana noting favorable climate soil and crops. He cites wheat oats and potato yields from 1912 40 bushels per acre winter wheat and 200 250 bushels per acre potatoes while predicting a bumper 1913. Others from Billings and the Broadview district report strong grain growth and profits using diversified farming and rotation methods.

Yellowstone County Montana G. M. McCuttovucs Broadview Mont Middle States Jobn Newton P. O

Montan farmer endorses mixed crop rotation plan

Thomas Huston of Park City Mont reports on last year’s eight acre yields with oats and 764 bushels threshed. He notes prior year corn and beans, predicts good crops ahead, and gives planting window from Aug 15 to 25 for winter wheat. He praises alfalfa for strong growth and mentions large potatoes from a small plot.

Thomas Huston P. O Park City Mont

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