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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
12
A guidance piece urges families to convene with children to plan clothing spending for the year. It outlines steps: review last year’s spending, determine an overall budget, stagger large purchases, assess personal resources and sewing capacity, read labels, and keep plans aligned with the full family budget.
A national feed committee led by Iowa State College swine expert Damon Catron finds 1951 52 feed supplies larger than 1950 51. Total grain and concentrates reach about 187 million tons with 9 percent more actually fed than last year.
The report notes current availability of 11.8 pounds of high protein feeds per 100 pounds of feedstuffs this year, compared with 10 pounds per 100 pounds of grains and low protein by products five years ago, highlighting a rise in protein content in cattle diets.
A church appeal urges readers to support CROP the Christian Rural Overseas Program aiding Korea amid war famine and displacement. It cites millions affected civilians in hunger and homelessness and notes churches coordinating relief across Catholic Protestant and Lutheran groups. Contributions fund food aid and relief stations when access to Korea resumes.
A Griswold youth named Dick Knoke, aged 16, was killed last week when he tripped over a log and was struck by the charge of his own shotgun. The incident occurred during the hunt and is under local inquiry.
James W. Dearn, regional Social Security chief in Kansas City Missouri, announced a new booklet Do You Work for Yourself detailing the rights and responsibilities under the amended Social Security Law for self employed individuals. The booklet notes the first self employment earnings report due in 1952 and a 2 percent tax on net earnings up to 8600 per year.
Cattle feeders are profiting mainly from feeding efficiency and low costs rather than price margins. Iowa State extension economist Francis Kutish analyzed Iowa Farm Business Association records, showing margins varied by year, with fat cattle prices eclipsing feed margins in some years and profits leaning on gains per head in others.
Eldora rancher K. E. Reisinger reports three registered ponies found dead in timberland from gunfire. Sheriff and investigators probe possible foul play in the pony raiser community.
The estimate shows about 368000 people living in six-state region under the Federal Security Agency law. State breakdown lists Kansas 87000 Missouri 67000 Nebraska 125000 North Dakota 46000 and South Dakota 28000.
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