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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1927

Page

14

College Opens September 5th at Central College

Registration starts September 5 with local students arriving Monday and long-distance students Tuesday. New enrollees include a student from Armenia and another from Japan, with housing requests and room listings urged to Dean Pietenpol. Faculty changes include Cunera Van Emmerik, William J. Douthitt, and James L. Strachan, as Prof. Sadler takes a one-year leave for study.

Genitral ‘College Pella Iowa South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Illinois New York New Jersey Armenia Japan H. W. Pieten Pol Mable E. Johnston Graham Cunera van Emmerik Central College Miss van Emmerik Northwestern Classical Academy Orange City University of Wisconsin Jack Pence William J George F. Sadler New York City James L. Strachan Mus Oberlin Conservatory of Music Strachan

Health Problems Incidents to the Opening of Schools

An editorial urges the start of the school year with emphasis on health. It cites Dr Henry Albert and the State Department of Health on preventing illness, correcting defects in preschoolers, and hygienic rules. It advocates hand washing and covering nose and mouth, plus school inspections by physicians or nurses to promote leadership and life success through good health.

8. C. Nettinga Western Theological Seminary Holland Michigan Jewett George A. Jewett Des Moines Central College Preparatory Department Old Central Bez Jordan Hall Alma Hesselink Henry Albert State Department of Health

Tuberculosis Eradication Progress in 1927 Counties

The USDA and state partners report strong TB work in fiscal year ending June 30 1927. 347 counties across 27 states completed tuberculin testing of all cattle within their boundaries, with North Carolina Michigan and Iowa leading in number of counties. Windfall advice on making applesauce and canning appears in the same text.

United States Department of Agriculture North Carolina Michigan Iowa

Warning to Iowa Investors on Bonds and Real Estate

A historical Iowa editorial warns investors about bonds and real estate mortgage securities tied to Chicago properties. It argues easy money attracts promoter schemes, notes state laws limit deposits used for such securities, and urges savers to conserve capital. It stresses local investment in Iowa, urges patience, and cautions against sending funds to Chicago for dubious high yields.

Iowa Alway Securities Department of State Towa Chicago United States Illinois Anks Ballyhoo

Look for Wheat Pests This Winter in 1928

The article warns two threats to winter wheat in 1928 Hessian fly and winter killing. Winter killing is seen as the more serious risk in the county. Delayed seeding to after the fly free date around Sept 28 can mitigate the Hessian fly, while fertilizer boosts seedling vigor and root growth to resist frost, snow buildup, and heaving. Entomologists report higher fly infestation this summer, up to 21 percent, versus 9 percent last year.

Iowa corn progress and weather bulletin notes

Iowa's corn crop shows progress with nearly half reaching the roasting ear stage and moisture adequate for most fields. Some eastern counties remain late and unlikely to yield ears, while frost damage is minimal. The report also covers rainfall, pasture conditions, hog cholera outbreaks, onion harvests, and motor horn complaints.

Iowa Chas. D. Reed Iowa Weather and Corn Bureau Reed Mississippi Missouri

Horn etiquette and dawn of electric power shifts

The piece argues that excessive horn use in traffic should be curbed and predicts future laws limiting noise in cities. It cites electrical industry data showing 70 percent of electricity powers industry and notes dramatic growth in aircraft manufacturing over automobiles, with flight expansion expected soon.

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