Local births and community notes from Otley and Mahaska area
A daughter arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Bernie G Menninga in Otley at Mahaska Hospital on September 16 followed by a son for Mr. and Mrs Ed Klyn. Eva Stubenrauch was discharged from Mahaska Hospital. Reports include convention notes for Murphy Products in Burlington and a talk by University of Minnesota expert Lester Hansen on swine feeding progress. The column also covers church notices, travel of clergy, hospital news, auto deliveries, and local social visits in Pella and nearby towns.
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Bernie G. Menninga
Otley
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Mahaska
Ed Klyn
Ed Tysseling
Route
Murphy Products Company
Murphy Company
Burlington
Tysseling
Lester Hansen
University of Minnesota
Craig Martin
George B. van Zee
Newton
Cornelius Goemaat
Clarence
Henry Goemaat
Sharon
Connie
Oska- Tosa
Pella
Henry Vande Voort
Peo
Leslie Lanser
Pel Mahaska Hospital
Oskalo
First Reformed Church
Iter
Carl Roorda
W. A. Roorda
Korea
Hubert Steenhoek
Still Hospital
Des Moines
Leroy Steenhoek
Connie van Wyk
Lutheran Hospital
Lawrence Blom
Anthony Langstraat
Mercy
Howard
Peter Westercamp
Tainter
Karen
Calvin de Bruin
Route 2
Man drives 105 mph then questions reckless label
A motorist pleads guilty to reckless driving after speeding to 105 mph at night. He says there is no open road speed limit and later seeks a special hearing for license reinstatement, claiming he was just limbering the engine.
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Highway Patrol
Topdressing nitrogen in pastures and legumes guidance
Agricultural notes advise applying 60 pounds of nitrogen per acre to bromegrass and 40 to 80 pounds for pastures, with phosphate or potash recommended for grasses in some cases and legumes needing little nitrogen. Soil tests guide legume topdressing, rates vary by soil type, while phosphate blends suit legume stands. Ginger Rogers won a Charleston contest in Fort Worth, launching her movie career.
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Erie
Ant
Tritzel
Stritzel
Towa
Ginger Rogers
Charleston
Fort Worth
Texas
Meadows Can Still Be Topdressed In Late September
Iowa State College agronomist Joe Stritzel says topdressing meadows in late September is still viable. He explains that applying fall nitrogen before the end of September boosts this fall forage yields and aids next year’s seed production by supporting fall growth in legumes and grasses.
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Joe Stritzel
Extel
Iowa State College
Stritzel
Milk Replacers Help Calves Grow On
Norman L. Jacobson of Iowa State College reports liquid millients used to replace whole milk for calves after eight days. Replacements include dried skimmilk, dried butter, milk and dried whey with byproducts. A successful mix at the Iowa station used dried skim milk and other components with vitamin A and mineral supplements. early calf starter and limited milk with alfalfa hay reduce fortification needs.
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Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Norman L. Jacobson
Iowa State College
Iowa Station
Jacobson
What is a good reason for obedience
Afton Smith presents a story where a 12 year old girl asks to attend a picture show and is met with a firm but brief reason, the mother saying because I said so. The piece questions whether obedience given without justification truly earns wholehearted compliance or merely silence.
Honest reasons for child obedience moral talk for parents
The passage discusses giving children reasons for obeying parents rather than blind obedience. It uses Alice aged 19 as an example to show that harming others property is wrong and emphasizes offering moral, social, or personal convenience reasons. Children respond best to honest, clear rationales.
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Goughter
Alice
Young shooter Charles Harms places sixth in Vandalia Grand American
Fourteen year old Charles Harms of George finishes sixth in the Grand American Handicap trap shoot at Vandalia Ohio. He breaks 98 of 100 targets, showcasing steady aim and early talent in the sport.
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Charles Harms
George
Vandalia
Ohio
Longhorn Steer Displayed On George West Court House Lawn
A mounted Longhorn from the West herd sits in a glass case on the George West courthouse lawn. The statuelike steer represents the region’s ranching heritage and local pride in the historic herd.
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George West
Texas
Great West Herd
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Fred de Vries
Sully
Dallas Theological Seminary
Swiss Ave
Dallas
Dallas Seminary
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M. J. Alberts
C.C. Buerkens
Alberts
Samemy
Bulletin Reformed Church
Marilyn Vos
Howard Dunnink
Will Clark
Kenneth M Amis
Alzada
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Martha and
Maude Onstank
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Don J. Bruggink
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White Way Auto Co
Richard Steenhoek
Willam’ Bandstra
Donald van Halen
Gerald Hoekstra
Lloyd Kiser
Connie Vande Baard
Henry H. Ver Meer
Delos Walraven
Steve Arkema
Bel- Air
Myron H. Beerends
Leonard Schakel
Wm. van Gostrum
Connie van Roekel
Roger Stage
Dyke, Iowa
Max Slaughter
Mr. Stage
Floyd Wilson
Virginia
Lynn
Indianola
Leonard Allen
Ben Wilson
New Virginia
Judi Allen
John McD. Frisbie
Billings
Joy Elaine
Frisbie
Marjorie
Jacob van Wyk
Logan van Sittert
Ames
Tudor Kempkes
Tudor
Art Klein
Klein
Skunk River
Kempkes
Art
Aaa
Itoday
Carl Vogelaar
Bob Hullihan
Fies
Bernie
Phone 407
Ada
Hes Aia
OL Clark
General Electric
Veenstra
Afton Smith
Daughter
Mother
Court House
State of
Board of Supervisors
Ruth Zugg
Adams County
Sale Pavilion
Albiala
Albia
Ion
Albia Sales CO
H.C. Peterson & Sons
Don and
John
Paul Morehead
Chevrolet
Fisher
White Way Auto Company
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Brouwererare Service
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Shell Service
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