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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
5
The Sully Co operative reported over two million dollars in business in the past year at its annual meeting on February 21. The creamery led the firm with Sally Butter, producing 2,503,885 pounds of butter, of which 2,213,082 pounds were shipped, 126,324 sold to patrons, and 165,479 pounds sold locally.
The report shows elevator division sales of 838,579 with 10 184 cases of eggs and 415 truckloads of hogs totaling 443,238. Oil division sold 411 879 gallons of gasoline and related fuels, with patron dividends totaling about 25 000 in cash and 20 000 in tributes. Van Rees named to fill the Vander Kamp unexpired term. Alonzo Ver Tloeg named new elevator manager. board includes C J Raten Dick Ver Ploeg John Toot and Kruseman. meeting drew 400 attendees with music speakers, a dairy care film and lunch by Bethany Willing Workers.
The American Red Cross operated 775 clubs and recreation facilities for U S troops across theaters as of January 31. Germany led with 280 clubs including off post on post and donut dugouts and clubmobiles, followed by TOL Italy France the Philippines Korea India Austria Okinawa and others with varied off post on post counts and snack bars.
Ten head of stock were buried when a straw stack slid over them on the Doyle DeDanes farm near Moravia. The straw slipped due to ice and snow weight, trapping cattle and pigs sheltering beside the stack during a recent storm. Neighbors rescued survivors, but one cow, seven pigs, and two fowls were killed.
Adel Oklahoma area physician Dr. C S Fail returns from three years of service to find housing scarce and employers scarce as well. He now visits patients at their homes due to lack of usable office space.
Hank Behrens of Anthon trapped a beaver weighing 87 pounds in Iowa surpassing the prior state record set in 1938 on the Missouri River near Sioux City. The catch marks a new all time heaviest beaver for the region and strengthens Behrens' name in local wildlife reporting.
A man trapped by Behrens was located on the Little Sioux River in Woodbury County under a nuisance permit issued to L. Caton. The incident underscores enforcement actions tied to the federal permit program and the ongoing management of riverine nuisances.
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