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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1947

Page

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Pella Notes Entertain Visitors and Local Happenings

Local column recounts visits and travels of Pella residents. Mrs H J Edmand with relatives in Pel and daughter Caroline’s move to Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Many neighbors attend gatherings, hospital updates and awards. A veteran visitor from Los Angeles recalls Pella’s past and calls it home.

H. J. Edmand Pel- In Caroline Columbia Stephens College Mon William JD. Vos Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Dorothy Blom Leighton Mercy Oska- Jossa Herald Byron Versen Ality Drake Uni Drake Nsh

Local notes from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns

A roundup of community happenings includes Paul Klein's dentistry studies in Chicago and extended family visits, social trips by M n Pals, and Ted Sehlinker’s California travel. New births at Mahaska hospital, home building on Houston Avenue, and Reverend Schut's ministry plans are noted along with various illnesses, visits, and relocations among local residents.

Paul Klein Chicago Jon Northwestern University Arthur Klein M N Pals Cedar Rapids Towa Ames Pelda Fred Lautenbach Ted Sehlinker Geoff Los Angeles California Wayne Pos Des Moines John W. Vander Linden Anne M. van Haaften Mercy Hospital Oskaloosa Marcia Kay Anthony Bokhoven Mahaska Hospital Ralph Wisse Houston Avenue Nick de Winter Gene Stientjes Harold Schut Bertha Schut Reverend Schut Alvin Rietveld Otley Mahaskar Hospital Mabel Hoksbergen C. B. Caldwell Timothy Beardtown Ilinois Caldwell Drake University Ernest Olsen Long Beach Mars van Hemert Olsens Iowa Olsen Kathryn Bieshaar H. P. van Rees Esther Beerends Ann Arbor Michigan Gerald Dixson Central States Gas Office Dixson Missouri Valley Samuel Ver Stee Gray Evalena van Zee Allen J.P. Klein

Onion storage caution from Iowa State horticulturist

Larry Grove warns gardeners not to leave onions in the garden after maturing or they will not store well. To cure onions, spread them in a warm well ventilated room or hang them in mesh sacks with air. Another method is to tie the tops and hang in bunches from a nail in the garage or shed.

Oden Larry Grove Iowa State College

Irrigation in Marion County Progress Report

Fruen Shivvers, residing west of the Four Corners near the G. T. Clare place, borrowed ideas from the West and installed his own irrigation system in a soybean field. He dug ditches, fills them with water from a locally sourced pump, and draws water from White Breast Creek.

Fruen Shivvers Four Corners G. T. Clare Place Out West White Breast Creek Knoxville Journal

Countywide road surfacing orders exceed prior years

County officials approve a large purchase of surfacing materials for 97.1 miles of local roads, including 27,250 tons of Class A washed rock and 24,450 tons of Class A gravel. Bids total 87,701 dollars from M. M. Beard Sand & Gravel, Pella Construction, Hess & Lynch, and McCabe Lime Quarry, with work set to begin quickly to advance a three year road program adopted in March 1946.

MOM Beard Sand and Gravel Co Pella Construction Co Hess & Lynch McCabe Lime Quarry B. W Dutton M.M. Beard Sand Moss & Lynch McCabe Knoxville Journal

Mahaska County Sets Hessian Fly Free Seeding Date

Mahaska County farmers are advised to plant winter wheat around Sept 22 as the Hessian fly safe seeding date, per county extension director L. A. Parker and entomologist Harold Gunderson. Seed-bed prep includes double disking, rough ground for snow catch, medium-depth plowing, contour drilling, and 200-300 pounds per acre of 20 percent super phosphate. Varieties like Lowin are common, with drilled seeding yielding slightly better than broadcast.

Mahaska County L. A. Parker Towa State College Extension Harold Gunderson Parker E. S. Dyas Extension Agronomist Dyas

Seed treatment urged before planting for healthy wheat

Parker recommends treating seed to control smut and seedling blight. Towa State College advises new improved Corper bushel of wheat. suggestions vary by region with southern and northern variety guidance.

Nce Towa Parker Towa State College

Feed School to Be Held at Ames September 25th

Towa State College will hold its annual animal husbandry nutrition school September 25 on the campus. Jointly sponsored by the college the Peed Institute of Towa and the Western G and Feed Association the program will cover livestock nutritional needs the link between deficiencies and disease. Swine experiments discussed by Jay Lash Culbertson and Damon Catron from the husbandry staff with H E Biester and AL Andersen also on the college roster Outside speakers include C ter W Carrick professor at Purdue University.

Towa State College Nutrition School Peed Institute of Towa Western G and Feed Association Jay J. Lash C. Culbertson Damon Catron

News from the Home for the Aged

Visitors from Peoria Newton Leighton Oskaloosa Otley and Sully call on residents at the Home for the Aged. Families including Langstraat Den Hartog Versendaal and Hugen share recent calls. Miss Joan Monsma of Grand Rapids visited Peter Vos last week.

C. B. Welle Joan of Newton H. Welle C. de Prenger Leighton John White Oskaloosa M. Rillihan Peter Langstraat Leendert Langstraat Dick Langstraat Ryke Peter Pol Otley Ralph Kuiper L. Langstraat E. den Hartog John den Hartog C. den Hartog Rut Fopma John de Vries Henry Hugen Peter Hugen Dick Hugen Gerald den Hartog Ronnie St. Paul G. W. den Hartog Gene W. den Hartog Andrew Versendaal Marie Dorothy Sully Gus Versendaal Scarsboro Dirk Geenen Joan Monsma Grand Rapids Mich Peter Vos

August Farm Price Index at Record High

The Towa Index of Prices Received by farmers rose to 823 in August 1947, topping the October 1946 peak of 319 by four points. Corn led gains with a mid month Iowa average of 2.16 per bushel, while the ratio of prices received to prices paid reached a new high of 129. Feeding ratios narrowed as corn prices surged.

Towa Iowa

Marginal Livestock Producers Face Easing Pressures

In Shreveport Louisiana undertakers are forbidden to give away book mateh as ratios show present levels well below averages during the month. The report notes heavy stresses and easing measures impacting livestock product producers and marginal operators.

Shreveport Louisiana

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Junella Grandia Mildred Gosselink Aund Havery Howard Dale van Hemert Miam Jows Dale Lea Te College of Ss Wilbur Ramer Galesburg Duane Junior Squibb Baby Mahaska Hospital Anthor Bokhoven Mahaska Arnold van Zee Boy Celleavers Atlanta Georgia Johivers Leona Rew Charley P. Dyketra Mirs Dykstra Charley Pella Lake Prairie Township Son Furthe Marion de Vries Maria de Wit Martin Heereman van Rockel Neal Hiemstra William de Jong M. Raymond Karr Fifield- Cordova Paul Farver Harve van Gorp University Blommers Haw Town U Harold Weygeld Twe Walter Hoyvel J. M. Burkman Hurkman John M. Buwalda G. A. van Zee Marion Roy Buitenwerf Mark Prairie Bertha Van't Sant John Van't Sant Jennie Monsma Nelva Wm. Monsma Roy Monsma Australia Ed Boland Cathryn Earl Boland Linda Albia Harold Veenstra Donna Gertie van Rockel Paul Grundman Knoxville Marion County Sherif Gertrude Grundman Ed Ves Dale Demerest Peter Boone Vos Bert Roelofsen Netherlands Bert John Braashart Colfax R. C. Woods Marie Nieburg Lincoln and East Second Streets Will Mansdam Chronicle R. J. Fox Los Angeles Mr. Fox A. J. Fox Ohio Fox Buerkens Barney Buerkens Netherhond Em Goa Vanier Meulen Ark Francisco Hollywood Cole Caleville Ogden Utah George A. Stout Mr. Stout Pox Ra RY Poh Teddy Pe Zokoro John Lasschuit America Overland Greyhound Lines Pacific Northwest Gulf Resorts East Greyhound Travel and Tour Dept Leavenworth Omaha Nebraska de Penning’s Gamble Store Lynnville Montezuma Renderers Dept. Agri Marion County County Jonker of Peoria de Jong I Pris Vander Linden Drug Store Ulrich Motor Co Ulrich Motor Company Felco Alsteel Rock Island Stitt J.J. Cunningham Agent Corner 5Th & Main Sts Davenport Lows Rock Island Lines Holland Pella, Iowa Tops Oohiy Roscoe Ates Peggy Wynn Otto de Hoog Ann the Fotts Blyth Warrick William Gargan van Gorp Hatchery Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour Peter Lorre Lon Chaney Hope Lamour
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