Hessian Fly Threatens Iowa Wheat Harvests
The Hessian Fly, first found in Iowa in 1865, threatens the 1923 winter wheat yield with losses similar to 1922. An extended campaign uses fly free dates based on field observation to time seeding, reducing fall and spring damage and requiring cooperation among Warren Page and Marion county farmers.
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Iowa
Extension Service
Farm Bureaus
Iowa Experiment Station
R. J. Blubaker
Spring Hill
Warren County
Marion County
Knoxville
Farm Bureau
C. M. Brock
Indianola
Warren
Page
Page County
Pella Methodists To Get New Pastor
The annual Methodist conference held at Newton last week announced Rev. T. O. Hill as pastor for both the Pella and Harvey churches. Rev. C. H. Montgomery, the former Pella pastor, is understood to have retired and planned to make Minneapolis his home, though his name does not appear in the reports read. Details on Hill’s residence remain unconfirmed.
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Newton
T. O. Hill
Pella
Harvey Church
C. H. Montgomery
Minneapolis
Mr. Hill
Harvey Faces Split Time Between Two Churches
Contemplating how to divide his ministry, Harvey weighs the division of his time between two church communities. The decision pivots on meeting the needs of both congregations while honoring commitments already made.
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Harvey
Pella Markets Quotations From Farmera Co operative Exchange
Market quotes from Pella Iowa listing hogs at 6.65 to 8.55 per cwt corn at 6.48 plus . Wheat and oats shown with limited legible values. Cream price range partially visible.
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Farmera Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
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H. W. Lawrence
Kuyper Lumber Company
Ulrich’s Meat Market
L. Vander Linder
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Pella, Iowa