04 Mar 1943
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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
1
The readable text hints at preparing horses for spring work and mentions crops like corn and beans plus terms about draft painting and bed planting. It lacks clear named persons, places, dates, or organizations to form a solid, source-grounded summary.
An unclear fragment mentions Jamzay Green and noise concerns disrupting someone who works night shifts and sleeps by day. It references a child welfare context and a station, but details are missing and many words are garbled.
Towns and cities should combat scale insects now to prevent serious damage to elm, lilac, fruit, and evergreen trees. Entomologist Harald Gunderson warns that standard sprays fail against waxy scales and urges a dormant season lime sulfur mix or oil spray per manufacturer directions to curb pine lent scale and related threats.
Guidance on collar sizing for 2c and 24 inch collars to avoid shoulder strain, plus cautions about correct strap tightness, neck cleanliness, and pad maintenance. Advises keeping harnesses oiled, collars clean, and collars snug from top to bottom. Recommends wartime parts from the War Production Board if needed.
A Montezuma Republican recounts a southern mountain district encounter where a constituent pressed the candidate to name the U S president. The reply cited Roosevelt and papers over two years old, prompting the mountaineer to insist party blame lies with Republicans who ignored the news.
On the Monroe farm about miles south of Knoxville an outbreak of necrotic enteritis wiped out over 240 of about 600 feeder hogs in the early part of last week. Hogs weighed 150 to 260 pounds and were valued at around $26 each, totaling roughly $6,000. Two carcasses were sent to Iowa State College for post mortem examination, with the case labeled as a highly contagious bacterial infection that can quickly spread through a herd.
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