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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1950

Page

3

Shelby Tops Iowa Oat Test Yields Over Five Years

Iowa State College agronomists report Shelby leads five year average oat yields in Iowa tests for 1950, with 67 bushels per acre in 1950 and an 86 bushel five year average. Clinton and Zephyr follow. Ajax, Benton, Roseleet Clint and others show lower or variable results. Experts stress considering yield, test weight, straw, disease resistance, and maturation when selecting varieties.

Clinton Iowa H. C. Murphy RE. Atkins Iowa State College Shelby Andrew Ajax Zephyr Benton Roseleet Clint Mindo Colo Benda Vokee Nemaha Marion Beaver Cherokee Richland Cole Honda Murphy Atkins Shelhan Chicago

Safety Congress Gun Safety Week In Iowa

The Iowa Safety Congress announces the first annual Gun Safety Week starting November 6 to precede pheasant season. The campaign uses posters news stories and a speakers bureau with hundreds of qualified speakers. Schools service clubs and local officers can secure speaker lists via county chairs. The effort is supported by Izaak Walton League sports groups peace officers rifle clubs and related associations.

Towa Safety Congress County Safety Congress Iowa Safty Congress Izaak Walton League Peace Officers Iowa Conservationist

Spray With 2 4 D in Fall for Wild Parsnip

Wild parsnip, a major weed along Iowa roadsides and ditch banks, can be killed by fall 2,4D spray. The biennial plant starts from seed in July to September, establishes a tap root, and overwinters to start early in spring. Fall application prevents root reserves and continues action after freezing, says ED Sylvester, extension weed expert.

Iowa ED. Sylvester

Control methods for wild parsnip at Town State College

A control specialist notes high doses of 24D to kill wild parsnip. The ester form 2.4D at 112 to 2 pounds per acre can eradicate the weed without harming grass. Dust from roadside plants offers protection, so spraying after a rain to wash dust yields best results.

Town State College Sylvester

May Order Seats At International Horse Shows

Chicago dispatch notes rural visitors to the International Live Stock Exposition can buy seats early for the International Horse Show. A special priority order form is distributed to encourage mail orders by November 15. Ticket prices include tax and range from 1.50 to 2.80. Evening shows run Saturday to Saturday with weekday matinees, emphasizing first Saturday night and Sunday matinees.

Chicago J. W. Austin

Chicago stock market shipper day livestock show recap

A multi day junior livestock event features ram and carrot contests, tugging rations and taters. Open steer and purebred ram classes run through Saturday to Tuesday with grand champions crowned late Tuesday, as the Union Stock Yard and Transit Company alongside producers and commissions host in Chicago.

Chicago Internatioall Commission Union Stock Yard and Transit Company

New 4-H Girls Events Offer Wide Experiences

County state and national 4-H events provide new experiences for girls entering home economics and 4-H clubs in 1951. Elisabeth Smith leads state talks on campus tours dormitory stays and the annual Iowa 4-H business meeting. Nearly 200 camp outings and 5,000 girls at rallies nationwide will participate, with the Iowa 4-H Girls Convention at Iowa State College in Ames next June drawing hundreds of delegates.

Elisabeth Smith Iowa Girls’ 4-It Hawkeye State Iowa

Season Favorable For Farm Drainage Work

Dale Hull Iowa State College agricultural engineer notes fall weather favors tiling and drainage work. Drying wet fields now allows farming of wet spots next spring and enables easier vegetation removal for engineers and equipment. Contractors often work until Christmas. fall projects speed next year’s production.

Dale Hull Town State College Agricultural Hull Iowa

Mishap injures Bergman Bancroft farmer in tractor crash

Bancroft farmer Mishap im Bergman is recovering after a tractor ran off a road and toppled over a high grade. A trailer hitched to the tractor remained on the road, causing the accident and injuries.

Im Bergman Bancroft

Iowa 4-H members slated for state and national events

The article outlines 4-H progress and opportunities for Iowa youths including demonstrations at the Iowa State Fair, county selection for projects, style revue participation, and the state Conservation Camp. It notes national events such as the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington, D C, with multiple youths representing Iowa and earning trip awards based on achievement and service.

Iowa Washington, D. C Smith

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Safety Congress Susan K. Weresh Jasper County Board of Supervisors Colfax Federated Women Cosmetol Ogy Board of Examin Ers Charles Starrett Susan Colfax Advanta Pella Supply Co Cornie van Roekel Raymond A. Mosher Marion County Avi Bakker Rus Charles P. Starrett Newton Daily News First Methodist Church Masonic Lodge R. of P. Lodge St ‘Eries Hampshire Boar & Gilt Sale Des Moines U.S. No. 6 Mischief Maker Future Bound River View Fixit Sure Crossfire Scudda Grand Mohawk Towa St Towa Andrew J. Steenhoek Prairie City Fiellman—, W. Sherlock New Hudson Hudsons Commodore Hudson Billy Rose Abc-Tv Network Pella Auto Company Franklin St Pella, Iowa
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