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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

11 May 1922

Page 6

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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

6

Iowa News Roundup Reflects Tragedy and Industry

A compilation reports several deaths and suicides including Michael Brada of Du Beant and William A Bobb of Council Bluffs. Missing Sioux City merchant Sam Bailini found in the Big Sioux river. Sugar from corn shipped from Cedar Rapids. Court actions include Esther C Benbow bankruptcy petition and civil cases like Gingsberg. Iowa farms report seed shipments rising. beekeeping dips due to cold wet spring. Cedar Rapids and Davenport deal with public safety and school bond votes.

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Michael Brada du Beant Despond- Sam Bailini Sioux City Big Sioux Penick and Ford Cedar Rapids Cloyce Huston Columbus Junction American University Cairo Egypt Federal District Court Mra Esther C. Benbow Kelly Edward Conners Shenandoah George Schiebeler Imogene Merle Walter Dye Carson Col. E. G. Pratt Des Moines Chicao Boone Anderson Anamosa Gingsberg William A. Bobb Council Bluffs Logan Woodbury County Fort Madison Bissell Webster City Howard Ellis Pisgah Young Ellis Fred W. Bess William Blackford Oskaloosa Harvey Humboldt Arthur Hasch Wall Lake Mr. Hasch Henry Hauser Iowa Iowa State College Davenport Lizzie Ricketts Central Christian Society of Waterloo J. G. Ralston Fred Behrens Spirit Lake Michael Tulenchi Ohio Daven Port Chris Christiansen Cedar Falls Wilcox Onpola Soils Department Delaware Floyd Jefferson Winneshiek Worth Towa Ames Smith-Hughes Shaffer Klink Morrell Williams
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The Juniors Banquet Plans And School News

The Juniors prepare for a May 12 banquet while Shakespeare Dickens and Business divisions enjoy a spring picnic in the woods. A dramatic implausible tale of class activities, Hi-Tri Club goals, Pete De Pree’s naturalization, a Sunrise breakfast in gold and black, and reflections on language and patriotism fill the British time in this school chronicle.

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Sym Miss Bonar Betty Brulnekool
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Disposition of surplus seeds guides growers to sell

The USDA notes farmers may sell surplus seed to neighbors, local shippers, traveling seed buyers, distant seedsmen, or via advance growing contracts. Advertising in county papers and farm periodicals aids sales, with markets varying by region. Timely selling hinges on seed type, stock, and national market information.

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United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
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Keeping Chickens Shut Up and Forest Conservation Call

A reader notes when storms force chicken confinement and feeding inside the building to prevent roup. A Canadian speaker urges forest conservation asking what people are doing to stop waste of lumber, prompting a humorous reply from a small man in the audience.

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USA
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Silage Use Hedges Beef Cattle Feeding Practices

The article notes silage favors cattle feeders, with corn silage dominating rations. Surveys show high usage in Indiana and Illinois, varying by state. Silage lowers costs when paired with concentrates, but finished cattle improve with added corn. silage-fed cattle shrink more than dry-fed. Studies on leaf rust in wheat include greenhouse work in Lafayette and field trials across several states.

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United States Department of Agriculture Corn Belt Indiana Illinois Town Nebraska Missouri Kansas South Dakota Ment Station la Fayette Ind Tennessee Tlinois Wisconsin
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Leaf rust investigations in grain fields under Purdue effort

Investigations into the leaf rust of grains and grasses are under way by culture in cooperation with a Purdue University agricultural expert, aiming to identify causes and effective controls for rust in crops.

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United States Department of Agriculture Purdue University
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Time for Blasting Stumps

The article explains that soil type affects stump blasting effectiveness. Loose sandy soil requires heavier loading than firm soil, with high speed explosives preferred. Water in soil increases resistance, making wet ground more effective, especially in sandy soils, and moisture should be considered only for soil near the charge two to eight feet underground.

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United States Department of Agriculture
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Humanizing the Postal Service Postmaster General Quote

Huburt Work states that every postal worker is crucial and duties are accommodations for neighbors and friends, not a hired service for an absentee employer. The message highlights total human units and cooperation as the key to success of the postal system.

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Hubert Work
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