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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1950

Page

13

Keep Dairy Cows Out of Cornstalks Warns Iowa Dairyman

Robert Fincham, extension dairyman at Iowa State College, warns that cornstalk fields harm high producing dairy cows. Cows graze poorly, milk and butterfat drop, and udder injuries from sharp stalk stubble are common. If DDT-sprayed corn is present, milk may be rejected. He favors using stalks for dry cows and heifers when conditions are cold.

Robert Fincham Iowa State College Fincham Federal Pure Food and Drug Administration

Drivers Must Be Responsible for License Renewal

Pearl McMurry, state public safety commissioner, urges renewal before expiration as mailing of renewal notices ends. Birth day license law now expires licenses on the holder’s birthday, spreading renewals over 24 months. Drivers should renew in the 30 days before expiration to avoid a full license exam.

Pearl McMurry State Commissioner of Public Safety Towans State Department McMurry

Renewal rules for licenses and chauffeur licenses clarified

McMurry explains the renewal timing: a driver's license expires on the birthday, two years after issue, with renewal allowed in the 30 days before the birthday. Chauffeur licenses follow the birthday rule but must be renewed annually rather than every two years.

McMurry

Know the Seed You Plant directory aids Iowa farmers

Farmers in Iowa seeking reliable seed for 1951 can obtain the Iowa Crop Improvement Association's directory Know the Seed You Plant from Iowa State College. It lists growers with high quality seed that passed field inspections for purity and weed freedom, with final testing underway. Certified seed will appear in a future issue, and current listings are available through county extension offices or by writing to the association at Iowa State College.

Iowa Crop Improvement Association Iowa State College Iowa Towa Crop Improvement Association Association FFA John H. Dohogne John Morrell & Co Ottumwa Towa State Sheep Ass'n Towa State College Service Wapello County Farm Bureau Ottumwa Chamber of Commerce

Soldier rider breaks both ankles in bucking horse incident

Harold Amundson of Soldier jumped to the ground when his horse bucked, breaking both bones of his ankles. The accident occurred during the ride, and the rider received immediate aid. No other injuries reported.

Harold Amundson Soldier

Southeastern Iowa Sheep Field Day at Ottumwa December 6

The annual Southeastern Town Sheep Field Day will be held at the Ottumwa Coliseum December 6 beginning at 10 00 a m. The program aims to update sheep growers on new management methods and essential practices to profit the Farm Flock. Demonstrations and discussions cover ewe availability and farm flock management with a noon lunch.

Southeastern Town Ottumwa Coliseum John N. Dohagne

Young Knoxville Girl Fatally Shot in Accidental Shooting

Dixie Koons, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Koons near Flagler, died after an accidental rifle discharge during a target session with three companions at Old Whitebreast bridge. The .22 rifle misfired as Connie Koons pulled the trigger while Dixie stood in front. The gun was not recovered. Funeral services were held at Bybee & Davis with burial at Graceland cemetery.

Dixie Koons Dee Koons Flagler Dixie Whitebreast Bridge Knoxville Collins Memorial Hospital Jim van Hemert Harold Heywood Marilyn Connie Koons Howard Koons Connie van Hemert Bybee & Davis Funeral Graceland Cemetery Knoxville Journal

Don’t Hurry Picking At Expense of Safety

Norval Wardle extension farm safety specialist at Iowa State College warns late-season corn harvest is a high risk time. He notes over 60 percent of past corn accidents come from unsafe practices and urges farmers to keep safety rules, including not cleaning husking rolls with the machine running and not adjusting parts while in motion.

Norval Wa Dle Iowa State College Wardle

Field day value for sheep enthusiasts noted

A fragment highlights a field day of interest to those invested in sheep. It hints at value and practicality for attendees but offers limited specifics on date location or participants.

How Four Teenagers Met Death in Hampton

Remember the November 8 1949 highway crash near Hampton where eight youths rode in two cars. Two died instantly, one hours later, one in days. four survived. Drivers likely played death defying games at reckless speeds. The tragedy sparked national coverage and a warning as teen fatal crashes rose in 1950.

Hampton

Personality Sketches New Feature on WOI

A new feature on the We Iowa Editors program airs Saturdays at 1 15 p m on WOT 640 k c the Iowa State College station A series of personality sketches of Iowa newspapermen will be heard alongside quotations from writers statewide The first sketch profiles Carl Hagendorn of the North English Record with quotes from numerous listed contributors across Iowa states the Nov 18 broadcast will include these names and places

Iowa WOT K.c Broadcasting Service of Iowa State College Carl Hagendorn North English Record Hagendorn Colfax Strawberry Point Grundy Center Shreveport North English Town Press Asoiation Wally Blake Norway Kay Metz Lamont Bee Morris Ankeny Alma Turnbull Cedar Falls Amy Bradley Manchester Pauline

Towans Not Downcast by 1949 Income Drop

Iowa residents need not fear lower totals says Bernard Nowack chief statistician of the Town Development Commission. He notes a 18 or 14 percent decline from 1948 but points to 1948 as an exceptionally high year due to bumper farm income and stock sales from 1947. He adds 1949 total income remains higher than all years except 1948.

Towans Town Development Commission Commission Bernard Nowack Nowack Towa

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