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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

2

Be Safe Fight Flies With Sanitation and Chemicals

Iowa State College extension entomology specialist Harold Gunderson urges sanitation as the primary defense against flies with chemicals as a supplementary method. He details fly breeding, control measures for indoors and outdoors, and emphasizes safe storage and handling of fly sprays to reduce breeding sites and protect families.

Iowa State College Extension Harold Gunderson United States Gunderson

Big Walleye Crop Coming Up

The Conservation Commission reported a large walleye crop in northern Iowa lakes. Ken Madden, Superintendent of Fisheries, noted a strong rise in predator fish including walleyes and northern pike. Stream biologists say the last two clear-water years increased sight-feeders like pike and other predators.

Conservation Commission Ken Madden Department Iowa

Walleye stocking and production report highlights

The report notes bass decline while average size ban rose. About 11 million walleyes stocked this spring across multiple lakes including 2 million at West Okoboji and 4 million at Strom Lake, plus 300,000 at Greer Valley Lake for southern Towa exploratory stocking. Walleye production in Towa hatcheries fell due to storms and timing issues, though natural reproduction in Iowa lakes may be higher as no lake walleyes were netted this spring.

Lake Erie Iowa Ohio Madden

Give Your Family Good Spring Greens

A guidance note on choosing and storing green vegetables to maximize vitamin intake. Emphasizes greens as rich in vitamins A and C, recommends refrigeration and moisture retention, and advises quick cooking with minimal softening to preserve color and flavor.

Leslie Smith Town State College

Milk and Dairy Top the June Plentiful Foods List

June marks National Dairy Month as the USDA Spotlights milk and dairy products as abundant. Secretary Benson notes milk production peaks mid year, pushing retail prices down to annual lows while offering high nutrition and taste. Lamb joins the plentiful list alongside eggs, pork, poultry, citrus, prunes, raisins, rice, fats, oils, beef, lard, and fishery products.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson

Polar bear interrupts camp as observer reports ordeal

Polar bear Bob Nielson of Audubon, now a weather observer on Ellesmere Island 450 miles from the North Pole, faced a frightening incident when a polar bear entered the weather camp, chased the dogs, and was ultimately killed with a rifle.

Bob Nielson Audubon Ellesmere Island North Pole

Fairy Tales For Children By Afton Smith

Analysis of fairy tales for young readers notes preschool inappropriateness yet value for older children. It contrasts fanciful queens with a toddler’s grasp of reality and uses everyday experiences like grocery shopping to engage early listeners. Repetition and familiar actions captivate two to three year olds as stories unfold.

Wolf In Red Riding Hood

Fairy Tales Attract Young Readers Amid Shifts In Taste

Repetition and familiar faces appear in a discussion of children’s reading. Lucy Sprague Mitchell highlights ways to create true stories for infants in The Here and Now Story Book. Studies show older children favor fairy tales at ages eight to ten and enjoy heroic battles before returning to daily life.

Lucy Sprague Mitchell Captain Video

Older Child Tales Offer Gentle Language Escape

The fragment hints at a well written tale for older children, blending excitement with a beautiful imaginative world and good English. It suggests fairy tales as an antidote, appealing to maturity and literacy in youth.

Entomologist Reports Tension Over Towa Fly Control

Harte Hauge, an entomologist at State College, discusses local eco tension and community action to control flies in Tow a, highlighting ongoing efforts and concerns in the area.

Harte Hauge State College Towa

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