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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1949

Page

13

Festivities Mark End of College Year in Japan

Belle Bogard describes year end celebrations at a missionary college in Japan. Eight tea parties finished exams and grading as American staff hosted students from varied departments. Graduation featured colorful dress and a speech by Dr. Walters of Cincinnati. A farewell lunch followed with graduates planning roles in teaching, journalism, and offices.

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First Television Program Received By Oskaloosa Fan

Oskaloosa residents witnessed the first television program last Friday night with pictures from St. Louis over 200 miles away. The reception, aided by heavy cloud cover, briefly faded but marked a historic moment for local viewers at the Abbott shop.

Oskaloosa St. Louis Abbott Ratio Shop Abbott

Iowa May 1 1949 crop report shows wheat drop to 6.1 million

Iowa production estimates for 1949 place wheat at 6.1 million bushels, down 1 percent from last year's 7.475 million as rye output falls to about 210,000 bushels, 25 percent below 1948 and 57 percent under the 10 year average, with May 1 prospective yield near 20 bushels per acre.

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Pella Paving Project Bids Sought May 24

The Iowa State Highway Commission plans to receive bids May 24 for multiple paving and road projects totaling about 4.1 million dollars. One bid set covers paving extensions in Pella and a brick road replacement on West Washington and Oskaloosa streets. Other projects include widening Highway 6 between Des Moines and Colfax and related roadway improvements.

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50 Years At Holstein Retirement for Robert Wheatley

Robert Wheatley an 84 year old is retiring from the insurance business in Holstein after 50 years of service. The long time local figure ends a half century of work in the Holstein area.

Holstein Robert Wheatley

Land Valuation Short Course at Ames June 7-8

The 22nd Land Valuation and Management Short Course on the Iowa State campus June 7 and 8 aims to acquaint professionals from farming, finance, and county and state agencies with basic land values, soil roles in pricing, and soil properties in crop production. It covers appraising land and oil management, field problems in farm county assessments, and includes a hands on session and a field appraisal of the Glen Harris farm near Grinnell.

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Farm wife earns diploma after six years of study

AL Chariton reports Mrs Arthur Cain completed a high school program begun six years earlier. She withdrew due to issues but kept studying via a Chicago correspondence course and has now received her diploma, the prized sheepskin.

AL Chariton Arthur Cain Ines Chicago

Sidelights of the 1949 Pella Tulip Time Festival

Report on Tulip Time 1949 noting poor tulip blooms due to warm sun and delayed date, crowds, and camera enthusiasts. Visitors observed faded plantings, blooms at Tulip Show remained impressive, with favorites including Darwins and yellows. Notable visitors included a Dutch guest with wooden shoes, Ak Alexander Muir, and local figures Mayor Kroppach of Davenport.

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