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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

Page

11

Twenty Five Day Pheasant Season Starts Nov 11th

The State Conservation Commission sets pheasant rabbit and quail seasons across counties. Pheasant season runs long zone November 11 through December 18 with 68 counties. short zone seven days in 11 counties. Daily bag limit two cock pheasants and possession four. Rabbit season September 15 to January with six per day and six in possession. night hunting prohibited in many areas. Duck season migratory waterfowl open October 26 to November 29. daily limit four waterfowl with complex species rules. wood ducks limited to one.

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Poem Fragments Show A Stray Love Romance

Fragmentary verses depict a whispered affection for a beloved, with imagery of a tree and delicate emotions. The speaker asks why the heart trembles and why love should be kept hidden, expressing desire and hesitation in a tender, lyrical tone.

Business Men Of Knoxville to Greet Newcomers

Knoxville chamber announces a welcome program for new residents including Veterans Hospital staff and new families. Mr Nell Welch will visit upon moving in to offer a welcome packet with merchant coupons valid at local stores. The directory also lists Knoxville churches.

Knoxville Veterans Hopital Chamber of Cramimentery Tery Anesville Nell Welch Chamber of Commerce Corvner

Battle of Trees Ends in Oskaloosa Street Project Settlement

Oskaloosa ends year long battle over cutting grand trees along A Avenue as a highway widening proceeds from D Street to north Third Street. City and highway officials reach a settlement requiring ordinance banning parking on A Avenue from L Street to Eleventh Street and dismissing injunctions. Grover Krouth Howard Wilcox and Mayor Carl B Johnson led talks, with property owners approving before highway commission review.

Pres Svy Oskaloosa Prihtne Red White Carl BK. Johnon Highway Commission D Street North Third Street Eleventh Street Johnson State Supreme Part Bechly The Grover Krouth Howard Wilcox

Gum Chewer Wallis Mobrean Wins Monona Championship

Wallis Mobrean won a sum chewing championship at Monona. He chewed up 60 sticks of sum within 30 minutes on a dollar bet, earning a 200 profit after expenses.

Wallis Mobrean Monona

Polio Foundation Urges Immediate Dime Drive for Care

Polio Foundation appeals for emergency funds to pay for patient care amid a nationwide infantile paralysis epidemic. National Foundation president Basil O’Connor says $14.5 million is needed to cover medical and hospital costs, with projected total costs rising to $25 million in 1949 and at least $5 million for continuing 1948 patients. Contributions to POLIO care of local post offices support care regardless of age or race, while research and education programs continue.

National Foundation For Basil O'Connor Ntional Foundation JWI National Foundattion National Foundation O'Connor National Foundation," Mr. O'Connor March of Dimes M. O'Connor Mr. O'Connor

Corn Soybean Field Day at State College Farm September 13

Farmers attending the corn soybean field day at the State College Agronomy Farm on September 13 will view demonstrations of corn and soybean growth. Two stops will showcase Hetal plots with widely grown varieties and experimental hybrids, plus certification plots. Visitors will observe soybean varietal plots and studies on hail damage to soybeans, including artificial hail damage at varying degrees and dates to guide damage estimation.

Tews State College Agronomy

Soybean Fertility and Crop Rotation Field Trials

The study compares fertility levels and the impact of different crop rotations on soybean and sorghum production. Trials measure yields and assess how rotation strategies affect crop performance across plots.

Fishing Lore From Missouri Adt On Carp Catching

A fragmentary note from a Missouri advertisement mentions catching carp with dough balls and skinning, stacking the skin on a board, sun-drying for a week, then peeling and eating the skin, reflecting odd fishing lore and local sayings.

Missouri

Oskaloosa Hosts Teachers Institute September 13

A Marion County release outlines the Two County Institute to be held near Oskaloosa. Registration at 8:00 AM with sessions through the afternoon. Elementary teachers focus on conservation and wildlife. high school groups hear sessions on science, home economics, industrial arts, physical education, and guidance. Notable speakers include Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Witt, and Dr. Worley from state and college groups.

Sylvia F. Potts Marion County Ockaloosa High Bowl Metts Poa. Leistra Maehash Co HM Perry Kea Fuk Co Daw Bh. Gettys Oskaloosa Towa State Department of Puhhie Hy Pomeranes Natal Tsuda I Mitchell Oshalow Maines G. W

Two happy homes as father admits mother is boss

In two households the father and mother deny being the head of the family yet the father concedes that the mother holds the real authority. This contrast highlights a hidden leadership dynamic within each home.

Father Mother

Store Some Corn In Shelled Form

Agricultural engineer Van Vinck urges farmers to store shelled corn this fall to save space and reduce rat damage. Shelled corn stores in about half the space per bushel and lowers per bushel costs, with versatile future use for hog or poultry housing or other buildings. He notes shelled storage is tighter, less prone to spoilage, and easier to seal under government programs.

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Poisonous gases from coal use in steam locomotives

About 29 cubic feet of poisonous gases are created with each pound of coal consumed by a steam locomotive, indicating significant emission volume per unit fuel used.

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