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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
5
McCoy Heads County AAA Committee
Herbert D. McCoy of West Knoxville is the new chairman of the Marion County Conservation association, succeeding Wm. L. Sheppard who retires after a year of good administration. McCoy, known for farm AAA work, was elected at the county meeting in Knox ville last Saturday. Other officers include Ray W. Crane and Howard H. Hooper as members, Clarence J. Sweem and Horace B. Schmidt as alternates, with A. R. Rees re-elected as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D. McCoy
West Knoxville Township
Marion County Conservation Association
Wm. L. Sheppard
Shepard
McCoy
AAA
Mr. McCoy
Ray W. Crane
Pleasant Grove
Howard H. Hooper
Swan Township
Clarence J. Sweem
Indiana Township
Horace B. Schmidt
East Knoxville
Crane
A. BR. Rees
Union Township
Treasur
Clay Township
D. Elton Loynacan
Harvey
Ward G. Harvey
Glenn’ Knox
Tracy
Wiley de Beaver
Turvey
Borrest de Beaver
Lake Pr
D. Dieleman
Pella
Dirk F. Boot
Jacob J. de Haan
Pedunis
T. Verros
Mar N. Vander Linden
Pell Polk Township
Connie Vanden Berg
Oley
Howard M. Karr
OL Kermit’ E, Sherwood
Knox Harvey W. Holmes
Knoxville
Jasper de Raad
Otley
Red Rock
Paul Brown
Monroe
Leo Mullin Joe
Marion P.clark
Otlerest KE
Core
Ed de Hai
Summit Township
Henry Kool
Daniel Pow
Local Obscure Names Highlight Regional Notice
Otley Marion Van Haaften Mon Robert Van Essen Otley Gerrit W Den Hartog Otley Arthur Van Waardhuizen Otley Knoxville Journal reference notable names in a brief regional notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otley
Marion van Haaften
Mon Robert van Essen
Otley Gerrit
W. den Hartog
Arthur van Waardhuizen
Knoxville Journal
Hogging Down Corn In Iowa Stirs Debate On Benefit And Risk
The report by A L Anderson of Iowa State College describes hogging down about 10 percent of Iowa’s corn acreage. It notes labor savings and soil benefits but warns of compacted fields and market timing if pigs are finished in the field. Lighter pigs gain slower and sections may be needed in wet years or heavy harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
A. L. Anderson
Iowa State College
Anderson
Sauces To Savor Sweet Sour and Hollandaise Mix
A vintage recipe item describes Sweet Sour sauce using vinegar cloves mace cinnamon allspice and jam with cucumber pickles and thickening with cornstarch, yielding about 1 cup and refrigeratable. It also gives Hollandaise steps with yolks mazola lemon juice boiling water and salt and cayenne, thickened over hot water.
Walking Reward Highlights Honest Find on Highway 16
Madeline Vrieze laar walked home from school due to a car in use and found a billfold with money and a chauffeur’s license. She wrote to the owner, Arthur Vriezelaar, who confirmed the loss four days prior and praised her honesty. He rewarded her handsomely for returning the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Vriezelaar
Arthur Vriezelaar
Madeline
Highway 16
A College Education Has Money Value
The article cites figures from The Traveler's Protection Insurance Magazine showing lifetime earnings differences between college and high school graduates. An AB degree averages 5,300 a year at fifty and 6,000 at sixty, while commerce graduates average 8,500 at fifty. total earnings from twenty two to sixty range 144,000 to 200,000. The value of college training is stated as 14,000 to 28,000 per year, or 77 to 155 per day, reflecting the cash benefit of four years of college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’s Protection
Sioux County School Tax Rates Compared Across Regions
The Low Bracket report shows last year’s Sioux County school taxes totaling 38 576 165 dollars on a 2 895 000 000 valuation, averaging 13.32 mills. City and town levies averaged 22.53 mills while rural districts averaged 8.88 mills, with Des Moines Polk Wapello Pottawattamie Story among the highest and Plymouth Winnebago Crawford Ca Sioux Center News among the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Polk
Wapello
Pottawattamie
Story
Plymouth
Winne
Crawford
Sioux
Sioux Center News
Rubber Tires Improve Tractor Performance Long Observation
A Town Agricultural Experiment Station review of pneumatic tractor tires shows general satisfaction after extensive observation. Questionnaires sent to farmers indicate tires perform reliably, reducing downtime and maintenance concerns across a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
Pneumatic Tractor Tires Prove Durable in 196 Farmer Survey
County agents and selected implement dealers in 73 Iowa counties report results from 196 farmers across 199 tire sets. High satisfaction with durability and field performance is shown, with notable variation in wear rates and guidance to avoid excessive drawbar load or insufficient wheel weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Extension Service of
Iowa State College
Quail Released On Six Farms In Marion County
The Marion County Conservation League received its first quail consignments from the State Game Bird Hatchery on Sunday September 3. Six bevy groups of 13 quail each were released on Merrill Comer and Luther Bruere near Bussey Emmett Godfrey and John Stone near Maryville and C C Duncan and Stanley Roll on the English Creek Watershed near Knoxville. Farms will be closed to hunting for one year to allow birds to multiply as hatchery rearing costs are high. The hatchery began operations last year to provide pheasants and quail for seed stock on farms where bird populations had declined due to adverse conditions in prior years. pheasant chicks are hatched at the hatchery and sent out at 15 days old to cooperating county conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Conservation League
Marion County
Merrill Comer
Luther Bruere
Bussey
Emmett Godfrey
John Stone
Marysville
C. C. Duncan
Stanley Roll
English Creek
Knoxville
Rcooperating County Conservation
Halloween Fixins and Masks At The Book Shop
Halloween doings in the air with parties and fun. The Book Shop offers fixin s and masks for festive events and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Quail Stocking Program by Marion County Group
The Marion County Consor tion League, with over 60 members, organized last spring undertook a quail stocking project and distributed gari seed to farmers to create winter food patches. Food patches cover 9,427 acres on farms chosen for suitable cover, with quail introductions on previously barren land developed by the Soil Conservation Service in cooperation with operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Consortion League
Marion County
Soil Conservation Service
Knoxville Journal
A Dad Should Help His Son to Solve Problems
Joe Ferguson explains to Joey that Mr Brown demanded payment for a broken window from a game he and other kids played. Joey denies breaking the window and says they were playing ball when it happened. The dialogue frames accountability and problem solving between father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Brown
Joe Ferguson
Mr. Brown
Honest Dad And Son Talk Over The Window Incident
In a candid conversation a boy named Joey admits he may have caused more damage than others after batting a ball through a window. His father reassures him and suggests using his allowance to cover the cost, emphasizing open communication and responsibility.
Miller is II in Des Moines Hospital with paralysis
Leon N Miller II is a patient at a Methodist hospital in Des Moines suffering from infantile paralysis with his condition worsening to the waist. The first hospital report notes signs of improvement and his physician Dr Bridgeman is confident of recovery. Miller’s young daughter also suffers the same condition but milder and is well at home. Out of town and local students register with Prof Sadler for piano this fall as he brings deep enthusiasm to teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Miller
Methodist
Des Moines
Netal
Hrst
de. Bridgeman
Prof. Sadler
Sadler
Professor Sadler Offers Flexible Hours for Visiting Students
The article notes Professor Sadler can arrange convenient hours for out of town students. It emphasizes accommodating schedules and the accessibility of faculty guidance for those traveling to the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Sadler
FOR SALE Ford Coupe 1929 Model A and milk cow
Classified notices list a 1929 Model A Ford Coupe for sale in good shape after a motor overhaul, a fresh Jersey milk cow offered by G G Vander Wilt, and several wanted ads including coal hauling, a stray black dog found by G G Van Hemert, and a girl for general housework sought by Mrs Marion Van Gorp with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Bob
Heerema
Gali
G. G. Vander Wilt
John Klootwy
Jersey
G. G. van Hemert
Marion
Marion van Gorp
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