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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

3

Peaches and farm notes in northwest Oley area

Local column reports on the Van Roc and Van Rookel families near Oley, with farm improvements a new bath room and engine for the electric line. It notes large local poultry, weather damage west of Pella, and farmers experimenting with roughage and corn silage. Also mentions cheese and bologna reputations in Pella.

Lois van Roc Oley Viein WU Louis van Rockel Otley van Rockel Arie Vriewelaar Pella Iey Lewis van Rookel R Ouey Rt. E. A. Administration Th Reiation Herrid Lewis van Roekel Shirley Jean

Good workers horses plow 54 acres in 1934 tale

Adrian De Young from near Pella recalls three workhorse mares Glory black and Belle white with a colt Jim, raised from a Western mare, proving they could perform as much work as a tractor. In 1934 they plowed 54 acres and handled all farm tasks, underscoring their value on the farm.

Adrian de Young West of Pella Glory Belle Jim

Bucks Feed At De Young Orchard In Adrian Scene

An article fragment describes Shropshire bucks roaming Adrian De Young's orchard near his home. The animals eat fruit and wood beneath the trees while remaining nearly invisible as they enter the patch, illustrating a local grazing incident and the quiet impact on the landscape.

Adrian de Young

County Calves Sweep at St Joseph Show in Chicago

County 4-H calves swept prizes at the St Joseph show with top placements across light and heavy weight classes. Marion Meer, Mary Lelen Boothe of Knoxville and Robert Bane of Pleasantville led the effort with Harold V Meer aiding in selection and preparation for an International showing in Chicago. Parks County 4-H aims to exhibit at Omaha next year.

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Choice Steer Calves Fall's Safest Bet

Rex Beresford, a longtime cattle feeder from State College, recommends fall calves be fattened through next summer using a ration of oats or 4 to 6 pounds of corn and cob meal with ensilage or legume hay plus about one pound of protein concentrate daily. The plan aims to cheaply gain on abundant roughage.

Rex Beresford Beresford

Finishing Calves With Grass or Grain Strategy

Beresford says long feeding programs hinge on quality from start to finish. Finished calves must combine finish and conformation to compete with grass cattle, with 500 to 650 pound calves fed roughage and a bit of corn through winter, finishing 50 to 60 days for sale in April to June.

Beresford

Proceedings of County Board August 15 1938

The County Board on the twenty ninth day of August 1938 approves warning notices for residents and approves bills for labor and services. The board signs a contract with Dixon Construction Co to furnish lime at McVey Quarry with carriage rates from 10 to 18 miles at 26 cents per ton and 2 cents per ton for over 16 miles. There being no further business.

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Bicycle Motor Crashes Kill 700 in 1937 Warning

Last year 71 people died in bicycle motor vehicle collisions with over half under high school age. The notice urges parents to teach bicycle safety and motorists to drive slowly in areas where children play, ensuring a safe stopping distance.

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