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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1952

Page

13

Exchange teacher in Coatbridge Scotland writes back

Marjorie Baron recounts her life as an exchange teacher in Coatbridge Scotland. She describes Glasgow travel, the Kildonan Secondary School with 1126 pupils, the headmaster, and the daily timetable including tea breaks. She notes host city life, buses, Edinburgh visits, the Rambling Club, and kindness from strangers during her first months abroad.

Marjorie Baron Scotland Glasgow Bgliston Janeville Feck Kildonan Secondary School Saul Whiteman Boulder Erin Edinburgh Airdrie

Defense Bond Sales Rise in Marion County Through September

Marion County shows steady demand for Defense bonds as September sales totaled 104 781 dollars in E and H series with county purchases and 128 281 dollars statewide including new J and K bonds. Kuyper notes higher interest and semi annual compounding boost investor appeal as Iowa bonds reach 80 830 205 dollars for the first nine months of 1952.

Iowa H. Kuyper Pella M Ty Savings Defense

Water Evergreens To Prevent Drouth Danger

Arden Sherf, extension plant pathologist at Iowa State College, recommends watering drouth stricken evergreens this fall. Heavy watering now will prevent needle browning next spring and early summer.

Arden Sherf Iowa State College

Rats Threaten Corn Crop In Temporary Iowa Storage

Iowa farmers face rising rat problems as new temporary corn storage cribs go up. Extension entomologist Harold Gunderson warns these sheds shelter rats and provide winter access to food, risking about 75 rats per farm and potential loss of 75 bushels of corn over five months. He advises vigilant site cleanup and two bait stations per building with dry warfarin bait kept fresh to remain effective.

Iowa Towa State Extension Harold Gunderson Gunderson

Tile Fields This Fall

Dale Hull former extension agricultural engineer at Town State College says dry weather this season allows use of mechanical diggers on normally wet spots for tile drainage installation this fall.

Dale Hull Town State College

Proctor Store Landmark in Monticeli Faces Demolition

The 92-year-old Proctor Store, a Monticeli landmark dating to 1860, is slated for demolition. The aging building will be torn down as part of a redevelopment plan, signaling the loss of a historic local entity and altering the town’s streetscape.

Monticeli Proctor

Opportunity for Farmers to Join DHIA Testing

Marion county dairymen are invited to contact Dairy Herd Improvement Association Supervisor Robert Delong for information on joining Marion County's DHIA program. The first few farmers to express interest can place their cows on DHIA Test to identify unprofitable animals and boost herd profitability.

Co. Dairy Association Marion County Dairy Herd Improvement Association Robert Delong Bob DeLong Shore

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