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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

6

Iowa Picnic Draws Pella Exiles Crowd in Sunlit 72 Degree Day

Chronicle reader Kate Van Gorp recalls the Iowa picnic at Lincoln Park on February 22. County posters sparked memory of Pella notables, with many attendees from California and Illinois. Notable octogenarians were present, and plans emerged for a Pella club and annual picnics. A clipping mentions Frank Merriam and Rupert Hughes addressing thirty thousand attendees, with patriotic songs and a 101-year-old singer, Mary Copping.

Kate van Gorp Iowa California Chronicle Nature Lincoln Park Marion County Mr. Bush Knoxville Pelli Bush Issendirville Expre His The Knox Ose Wormhoudt John Eddsand Dump Wormhoudt Newton Bitha Hoogenakker Ocheltree Dena Ux City Lowa Nick de Winter Pella Europe BR. Buwalda Inglewood Hattie Mann Smith Ver Heul Monroe Voge Inur Kleinjan Hynes Gerrit Klein Long Beach Yella Witzenberg Ivy Des Moines J. E. Sterrenberg N. C. Pos Mahaska County T. D. Beek Bont L. A Brinkholf Dave Wilks Wittenburg Tulip Committee Dick Vander Wilt Chas. Yarnell Rew Mar Y. W Harriet Rietveld Kate van Gorp Frank Merriam Washington George Washington Rupert Hughes Tall Corn Mary Copping

Thinks pavement laws work hardship and should be amended

Dear Editor argues that pavement payment is financially burdensome for many homeowners often without cars. The writer cites a citizen sent to the county home for inability to pay, calling for reform of pavement assessments and noting broad public use and fairness issues.

Pella Pope Farm West Washington Street

Plowing Best For Corn Ground In Iowa Tests

Iowa State College soil specialist George Browning reports that plowing remains superior for corn ground across five western Iowa soils Marshall Monona Ida Marcus and Lamoure silt loams. Three-year yields averaged 75.3 bushels per acre with no fertilizer, 77.9 with 17 pounds 3 12 12 fertilizer, while hard front listing and subsurface tillage ranged from 69 to 72 bushels per acre. First-year trials of conventional versus TNT plows showed no significant yield difference on Marshall silt loam. Soybean yields followed similar patterns with plowing leading at 23.5 bushels per acre.

George Browning Towa State College Iowa Marshall Monona Ida Marcus Lamoure Silt Loum Browning

Brome and Alfalfa Mix Proves Top Pasture Pick

Iowa State College agronomist M. L. Peterson reports trials over two years show southern brome varieties outperform northern types, especially with alfalfa. Southern brome with alfalfa yielded 2.86 tons per acre vs 2.55 for northern with alfalfa. all brome alone averaged 1.94 tons while with alfalfa it rose to 2.71. Seed scarcity of southern brome noted. until available, Canadian selections with alfalfa provide good results.

M. L. Peterson Iowa State College Agronomist Iowa Peterson Howard County Lincoln Canadian Minnesota Lowa

True False Training Parents Obligation

A Iowa State College expert argues parents must teach children to distinguish truth from falsehood to curb juvenile delinquency. She warns against extremes in discipline and urges guiding right from wrong through corrective actions and appropriate rewards and punishments.

George Washington Alma H. Jones Iowa State College

Local pavement laws gain backing from resident speaker

A resident speaker voices support for amending current pavement laws in the town while noting personal backing for the move. Mrs. A. Van Haaften adds her agreement, indicating cross-neighborhood backing for reform.

Garden planning aids home canning and nutrition

A 1946 extension note urges families to plan gardens to stock a winter pantry. Iowa State College nutritionist Mildred Nelson cites USDA data showing gardens boost protective health foods and help meet rising living costs. The Iowa Garden Guide lists vegetables to plant and new canning methods promise better flavor, with home-canned peas, beans, corn, squash and tomatoes highlighted as staples in the basic seven food groups.

Mildred Nelson Iowa State College Bureau of Human Nutrition and Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture Bate Plana Towa Miss Nelson Iowa Agricultural Extension Service of

Hold cattle for higher grade gains says Rex Beresford

Town beef cattle expert Rex Beresford advises farmers with cattle grading Good to consider holding and feeding to raise to Choice within 60 days. He notes heavy early slaughter has eased spring pressure, but top grades remain tight while January slaughter rose 39 percent year over year, suggesting a late spring price dip but potential gains offset.

Rex Beresford Town State College Beresford

Wrong Man Escapes at Mt Pleasant Hospital

A Chariton man, an inmate at Mt Pleasant hospital, left abruptly and attempted to thumb his way home to Chariton. Sheriff Paul Laing of Lucas County picked him up after a radio ID, and he was turned over to Monroe bounty authorities.

Mt. Pleasant Chariton Paul Laing Lucas County Aadio Laing Monroe Bounty

Good Drainage System Vital to Good Farming

Town farmers facing drainage problems are urged to install or upgrade drainage systems this spring. Agricultural engineer C. J. Van Vinck notes drainage boosts land returns by 10 to 50 percent of installation costs, averaging about 20 percent, with systems lasting indefinitely when properly installed and maintained. Regular tile upkeep prevents root plugging and silt buildup, and farmers may add surface drainage if crop drowning persists, after consulting Soil Conservation Service or county extension staff.

C. J. van Vinck Town State College van Vlack van Vinck

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