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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1955

Page

16

One Thousandth Soil District Pact Signed in Jasper County

Eugene Dayton signed the Jasper County Soil District agreement in a 1955 ceremony at his eighty acre farm five miles north of Lynnville seven miles from Grinnell. Stuart McCracken witnessed and planned a soil survey and conservation plan to improve tillage, pasture, and rotations. The district, established in 1942, has grown under John G. Wilson leadership with cooperation from ASC Extension Service and schools, hosting upcoming 1956 field day and plowing match. Marion County previously marked the thousandth agreement in 1954.

Jasper County The Chronicle Jasper County Soil District Eugene Dayton Lynnville Grinnell Stuart McCracken Dayton Mr. McCracken Eugene Newton Maytag Daytons Eee Gilman McCracken Gene Mra Haines Barbara Jean Mac Marion County Jasper Marion John Wilson Lawrence Hammerly Arthur Watt Joe Cross Harold de Penning J. Merrill Anderson John G. Wilson Bere Cracken Ivan Salmons Ronald Mooberry Blue Roger Sharp Board of Supervisors Nettie Jones

Wheat Acreage Allotment for County Set at 1288 Acres

An official notice to Marion County ASC dated May 19 fixes the 1956 wheat allotment at 1,288 acres, down from 1,459 acres in 1955. The county allotment is now being apportioned among farms and producers.

Pella Iowa Chronicle Marion County Merrill L. Robuck ASC

Near Tragedy In Eagle Grove Boy Narrowly Escapes Hanging

Bill Hanson aged seven in Eagle Grove had a narrow escape after a rope in a tree looped around his neck. His fourteen year old brother Butch freed him, with only a brief pause in his ability to speak.

Bill Hanson Eagle Grove Billy Butch

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Richland Township Sistant Extension Service State Conservation Commission FFA Civic Monona County Harrison Fremont Mills Woodbury Page Aid’ Si (Mac) McCracken Richland de Dayton Garry Eugene Barbara J Sally Lo E. A Denniston & Partridge CO Taintor W. A. Bohnsack Mgr Reasnor Lewie W. Schultz, Mgr Tracy Glenn Messamaker, Mgr East Second Street Pella Public Square Pella Central Square Gertie Ben) van Zante Gaass and Gaass Law Office Coronado J. T. van Zante E. van Maanen Pella’s Fisher Chevrolet America White Way Auto Company Pella, Lowa
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