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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

7

Stock boom grows as corn matures

Four hundred carloads of livestock were shipped into Marion county and adjoining areas during July August and September. The note on profits is cautious as corn prices rise from fifty two cents to possibly seventy five cents by next July. A massive sheep deal of about 65,000 head, funded by Later Collins and Citizens National Bank Knoxville, dominates the action, with loads to multiple feeders and large rail shipments from Altmont Atkins Montpelier and Heniter.

Wilson Marion County Iowa Knoxville Donley Pella Pleasantville Melcher Tracy Swan Bussey Nepal Dunreath Fifield Monroe Otley Percy Beech Kimball Purdy Scamdge Collins Citizen's National Bank of Knoxville Township Contey Chester Shire A. C. Finarty J. Hartley J. ©. Collins A. B. Rowland A. C. Tucker C. B. Reynolds J. L. Goff F. W. Franks Lou Boothe Mille Shivvers Altmont Wyoming Atkins Utah Montpelier Idaho Heniter Activiity O. B. James R. Flanagan & Co Frank Murphy Frank Murphy & Newton Nat. Davidson Shivvers &Fisher Shivvers Davidson Tota

Advances Entertains New Students and Faculty

The Advance Society hosted a warm reception Friday evening in the gymnasium for new students and faculty. The event showcased the group's hospitality and friendly demeanor as the room buzzed with conversations and welcome spirit.

Advansonians Ray Advance Society

Castor the Morgan Wins Endurance Test Despite Size

Castor, a Registered Morgan Horse, shed only 12 percent of his body weight during a three day endurance test, remarkable as the smallest entrant. The Morgan Horse Clubs booklet titled Morgan Horse Wins Laurels in Mounted Service Endurance Test 1921 credits H. H. Reese, animal husbandman at the U S Morgan horse farm in Middlebury Vermont, as author.

Morgan Horse Clubs H. H. Reese United States Morgan Horse Farm Middlebury

Eradicate Mites and Lice in Hogs Warned by Experts

United States Department of Agriculture experts warn hogs suffer from external parasites including lice and mange mites, especially in pigs and poorly nourished animals in unsanitary quarters. Dipping and medicated wallows are effective controls, with crude petroleum and tar creosote dips cited as remedies.

United States Department of Agriculture

Microbe's Happy Hunting Around

A playful estimate claims a microbe's population in the human body equals one thousand million times the earth's total human population, suggesting vast, humorous scale in unseen biology.

Bible in the Schools Call for Wider Religious Instruction

A charge that over 11 million American schoolchildren lack biblical or religious instruction notes Protestant Sunday Schools reach under a quarter of youths and many are lost to religious study by age 16. It argues for Bible education in public schools, citing President Harding on childhood as the basis of future national character.

United States Harding America

FAMILY OR CLIQUE

The Central Ray reflects on Central College's growth, noting doubled enrollment over six years and discussing the charm of remaining a small college. It argues that intimate student ties and close fellow feeling foster mutual development, likening the campus to a large family.

Prexy Central Sanico

Central spirit fights clique danger and promotes fellowship

The article discusses growth at Central and the risk of exclusive cliques harming unity. It urges students and faculty to live by Christ's principle of Do unto others to keep Central homelike as numbers grow. Mrs. W. De Penning visited Des Moines on Tuesday.

Central

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Holland Senate Europe England Australia Philippines Advansonians’ Entertainment Castor Morgan Horse THE W. de Penning Des Moines Singer Singer Sewing Machine Co. OF Sanigo Zante Bros Hardware Men
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