New Pella residents form ties to local roots
Rev and Mrs John Ter Louw move to 318 Franklin Street Pella after retiring from ministry in Guelph Ontario Canada. The couple, natives of the Sandridge area and Central College alumni, have longstanding ties to the community, and Rev Ter Louw served as pastor of the Guelph Reformed Church in Canada.
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John Ter Louw
Guelph
Ontario
Canada
Ter Louw
Pella
Sandridge
Central College
Industry Operated Tree Farm Program Adds 11 Iowa Units
The Iowa Tree Farm Committee approved eleven more tree farms, raising the total to 65 on 4,115 acres. Certification was withdrawn for one farm due to improper cutting. New certified farmers include Wesley Tellinghuisen, Elmer Kregel, William Allyn, Carl Route, Carl A. Dresser, Arthur Clayton Coward, Amelia, Lena C., Ida F. Wharer, Nattie Gibson, Bernard Nelson, Clifton Reese, Merle Duncan, and Robert E. Fulton, with locations across Butler, Clayton, Lee, Louisa, Keokuk, and Jefferson counties. The program is supported by state and national forest and industry groups.
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Iowa Tree Farm Committee
Robert Gray
Elkader
Towa
Soon- Towa Forest Industries Committee
Iowa Retail Lumbermen’s Assn
Towa Bankers Assn
Iowa’ State Conservation Commission
American Forest Products Industries
Wesley Tellinghuisen
Cedar Falls
Butler County
Elmer K
Lee
Clifton Reese
Farmington
Merle Duncan
Columbus Junction
Louisa
Robert E. Fulton
Thye
Des
WADAM Low-Cost Dairy Record Keeps Aids Farmers
The Weigh-A-Day-A-Month plan offers a low cost recording service to dairy farmers. Farmers weigh milk and feed on the 15th each month, send forms to the extension office, and receive production data and returns above cost for the next weighing. Harold notes culling based on production records.
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Harold
Cost of the service and enrollment details for WADAM program
The cost is 50c per cow per year and the WADAM program supplements DHIA and Owner-Sam let programs used by Iowa farmers for years. Anyone interested should contact the county extension office in Knoxville. Each member’s year begins on enrollment date regardless of calendar time.
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Iown
Knoxville
Consumers Shift Spending Toward Services
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports that U S consumers now spend about two of every five dollars on services, up from 10 percent in 1947. Rent and interest on consumer debt show notable gains, while most service groups rose 100 percent or more since 1947 and overall service spending more than doubled in the past decade as housing travel and hospital care rise.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Prices Rise in Services Outpacing Goods Across Decade
Prices for services have surged since 1947 by about 88 percent, nearly doubling durable and nondurable goods prices. Hospital and transit fees exceed 100 percent, residential gas and electricity up 16 percent, while real service outlays rose about 60 percent in constant prices. Housing utilities hospital care and religion show the least income sensitivity.
Burned Boy Suffered Second Degree Burns at Home
Little Charles Hatz of Remsen, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hatz, sustained second degree burns when a steam device heated by electricity spilled hot water on him. He had been ill with a severe cold and his mother used the steam appliance for relief. The child rolled, tripped the electric cord and toppled the steamer onto himself.
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Charles Hatz
Richard Hatz
Remsen
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