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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1963

Page

8

Profit Prospects Poor for Heavy Steers Says Uhrig

Iowa State University economist William Uhrig reports heavy steers show record slaughter numbers in 1963 as prices drop for overfinished cattle. He notes higher slaughter weights, rising prime and choice steer marketing, and costs of gain above 30 to 40 dollars per hundredweight limit profitability unless price gains or better grades occur. Feeders are advised to sell finished cattle or switch to lighter stock to avoid losses.

William Uhrig Iowa State University Krng Uhrig Mar

Don’t Cleave Unto Me Mary Touching Jesus at the Tomb

The speaker explores why Jesus told Mary not to hold onto Him after the resurrection. He argues Jesus needed to go to the Father to accomplish divine work, urging Mary to seek a deeper spiritual relationship beyond bodily presence. The lesson for readers is to prioritize spiritual fellowship over earthly bonds.

Jesus Mary RSV Berkley God

ISU Oat Variety Test Results Released

Iowa State University releases two year oat variety test results from five Iowa locations. Garland, Jewell, Portage, Minhafer, Neal, and Barnes top yields at 100 bushels plus. Tonka and Goodfield lead test weight. Goldfield and Nemaha lowest. Lodging resistance highlights include Dodge, Tonka, and Goodfield. Barnes and Goodfield most susceptible. Thirteen varieties eligible for 1964 certification list includes Bonham Bankee Cherokee Minhafer Neal Nemaha Nodaway Putnam 61 Tonka Burnett Gerling Goodfield Newlon.

Iowa State University Richard Freeman Garland Jewell Portage Minhafer Neal Barnes Iowa Tonka Goodfield Goldfield Nemaha Dodge

Com to Study Rabies Control In Marion County

A committee of the Iowa Public Health Advisory Committee has been appointed by Governor Harold Hughes to study rabies in Marion County. Dr. John B. Herrick chairs the eight man subcommittee with Drs J W Gauger Arnold Haugen Stanley Hendricks M E Pomeroy and Clay ton Ringgenberg and others. The group will review laws and regulations, propose changes if needed and suggest statewide control programs for wildlife and domestic animals. It also notes the Iowa Agricultural and Home Economics Experiment Station and U S Department of Agriculture oat variety tests with details available from ISU Extension and Morrill Hall publications.

Iowa Public Health Advisory Committee Harold Hughes Marion County Richard Freeman John B. Herrick Iowa State University Herrick J. W. Gauger Iowa Medical Sociey Early Arnold Iowa Agricultural and Home Economics Experiment Station U. S. Department of Agriculture Iowa R. L. Smith K. J. Frey J. A. Browning H.E. Thompson Morrill Hall Ames

Readers Ask Questions About Social Security in Pella Chronicle

Des Moines Social Security Office answers reader questions. Mr. Barclay will hold a session December 3 in Des Moines to discuss Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance and how benefits are calculated.

Des Moines Social Security Adminstration Pella Chronicle W. C. Barclay 12the Street Iowa A. P

Rabies Control Plan Outlined by Subcommittee

Dr Herrick notes the subcommittee’s work will advance efforts to reduce or eliminate rabies in pets in rural and urban areas. The focus is on congregated areas of dogs and cats, with recommendations for additional steps to aid state actions and disease elimination.

Herrick

Winterize Dairy Equipment Now Says Reisetter

County Extension Director Gene Reisetter urges dairy farms to prepare for winter. Iowa State Extension Dairy Man Donald Voelker recommends inspecting outdoor water lines likely to freeze and using heater tape to prevent bursts and costly damage.

Reisetter Gene Reisetter Donald Voelker Iowa State University

Have Seed Tested Now Says County Extension Director

County Extension Director Gene Reisetter urges submitting seed samples for testing to beat the rush. L. EB. Everson of the Iowa State University Seed Laboratory notes December through February are peak lab times and recommends sending samples in November and early December for prompt results. Everson advises informing the lab if seeds are for sale or home planting to speed reporting. for sale, full tests including purity, noxious weed, and termination tests are required by Iowa seed law.

Gene Reisetter L. EB. Everson Iowa State University Seed Laboratory Everson Iowa

Answering while working may secure benefits

The reply states that applying now while still working will establish your benefit rights and ensure checks begin promptly when you stop work. It emphasizes early action to avoid delay in payments and confirms eligibility timing.

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Voelker advises dairy barn cold prevention and ventilation

In a November 26, 1963 dairy note Voelker stresses thawing gear checks and electrical wiring safety for tank heaters and milking motors. He warns air movement causes pneumonia in calves and improper ventilation brings moisture problems that can affect milk. He urges estimating winter feed and bedding and planning storage for animals during snow storms.

Voelker Velker

Will Broadcast Music Festival in State High School Event

The 17th annual state high school music festival will be held next weekend at KRNT theater with shows on Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday. KRNT radio will carry the Saturday program live. Sunday’s 6 to 7 p m performance will be shown as a video tape on KRNT TV channel 8. Pella Community high school enters three vocal quartets and one instrumental soloist.

KRNT Krnt-Tv Pella Community High School

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