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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1947

Page

7

Nineteen Marion Farmers Entered in Soils Conservation Contest

Marion county is among eight central Iowa counties in the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce soil conservation management recognition program for 1947. Nineteen Marion farmers were nominated or entered, with awards for best county report, best overall in the nine counties, and for the county board with the best entry.

Marion County Iowa Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Knoxville Journal Soil Conservation Board Marion Story Boone Jaser Polk Dallas Warren Adlison

All Iowa Corn Show at the Iowa State Fair

Iowa farmers can enter an all-Iowa corn show added to the State Agricultural Exposition at the State Fair August 22 to 29. Prizes total 626 for best corn exhibits with more than a dozen events including largest car of corn and district competitions. Overall prizes in agriculture total 3168 plus 5178 in fruit and garden show premiums. ISU to plan new crop exhibits.

Des Moines Iowa Towa J. B. Cunningham Iowa State College Desi Moines

Conservation contest prize poem wins praise in Iowa clerk notes

Bloomfield School teacher Mrs. Elsie Coleman placed third in the Ma haska County Rotary conservation contest and spoke at a May lunch, reading her self penned poem Conservation Our Growing Need about soil preservation and teaching youth to prevent erosion. The winning school was Black Oak Center taught by Miss Marie Vander Hart in Spring Creek Township.

Rotary Club of Oskaloosa Mahaska County Elsie Coleman Bloomfield Spring Creek Township Rotary Iowa Black Oak Center School Marie Vander Hart

Exterior and Interior Lighting Needs for Farms

Farmers consider both outdoor and indoor lighting to improve safety and efficiency on farmsteads. Yard lights, building lights, and floodlights aid movement, prevent accidents, deter thieves, and help manage livestock at night, with proper wiring and bulb sizing essential for reliable operation.

Poultry and Egg Prospects Good for 1947 Markets

Iowa State College economist Francis Kutish notes strong supply for poultry and eggs in late 1947. Fewer eggs and chickens are in prospect, with eggs possibly rising later if demand stays firm. chicken prices may dip in the fall. Record per capita egg consumption occurred in early 1947 as consumers shifted from meat to poultry.

Francis Kutish Iowa State College Kutish

Children Learn to Know the Voice of Authority

This Iowa State research note argues short clear commands train children to listen. It cites Bill aged nine and a mother who questions repeating orders. Children quickly accept responsibility when directions are given just once and spoken with concise tone.

Bill Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

Iowa Drivers With Over Eleven Years Experience

Drivers with eleven or more years of experience were involved in fourteen thousand six hundred twenty accidents in Iowa during 1946.

Iowa

Patrolmen to Check Cars for Defects Soon

Iowa Highway Patrol will launch a statewide safety campaign to inspect licenses brakes lights horns and windshield wipers at unannounced times. Last summer a six week check found 98 000 vehicles with defects one in four. Drivers with serious defects will face a summons. minor faults receive a faulty equipment ticket to be repaired and proof mailed back.

Highway Patrol Iowa Des Moines al Kahl 8. N. Jespersen

Seeding Time and Spring on the Wisconsin Farm

The poem celebrates spring on a Wisconsin farm with tractors humming and fields turning green. It notes planting, clover and grain preparation, spring rain, and farm life as signs of renewal. Mrs. Jess Geurink of Ringle reflects on tractors, dust, frogs, birds, and lambs as the season arrives.

Jess Geurink Ringle Wisconsin

Early hog market outlook from Iowa State College economist

Iowa State College farm economist Francis Kutish predicts the early hog market shows potential for high prices next fall but expects a larger fall decline Oct through Dec. He notes widening spreads between light and heavy hog prices, likely heavier hog marketing, and predicts 1947 cattle slaughter may set a high yearly total while lamb slaughter drops sharply. Grain prospects show April corn stocks near record levels and larger end-season grain carry, with oats down from last year.

Francis Kutish Iowa State College Farm Kutish

Ode To The Typographical Error Burns In The Toledo Chronicle

The poem laments a typographical error that escapes scrutiny until press time, grows unseen in proofs, then dominates the printed page. It captures editor anxiety and copyreader despair as the rest of the issue remains clean.

Burns Toledo Chronicle

Four Eischen Brothers Reunite After 54 Years

Frank Eischen of near Van Wert hosted a family gathering with his three brothers. It marked the first time all four siblings had been together in 54 years, making the occasion especially memorable.

Frank Eischen Near van Wert

Family split after mother's death reflected in homes

The family was broken up after their mother died years ago. One brother Michael resides in Minnesota, another Nicholas in Seattle, and two remain in Van Wert. The text notes that familiar garden flowers like roses and poppies are common in Oriental rug designs, with many garden flowers native to the Orient.

Michael Minnesota Nicholas Seattle van Wert Orient

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