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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

11

Insects Threaten Grain Stored on Farm

Harold Gunderson of Iowa State College warns stored grain faces major losses from insects. He notes 22 insect species attack Iowa grain, including rice weevil and Indian meal moth, especially in dirty or moist bins. He advises surface checks, possible fumigation with carbon tetrachloride mixtures, and using proper gas masks for large operations.

Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson Towa

All Past Records Exceeded in 1949 Cancer Fund Drive

Iowa counties exceeded their 1949 cancer drive quotas with 79 meeting or surpassing targets and nine counties doubling them. Campaign chairman H. B. Hook announced the drive ended August 31 with $418,360.21 raised, a state record and 138 percent of the $301,900 quota. Nationally more than $14 million was contributed to fund research, education, and service.

Towa H. B. Hook Mason City American Cancer Society Hook Iowa Town South Carolina Tennessee Maryland

Near Million Bushel Space To Store Corn

The Marion County Agricultural Conservation Committee prepares to store corn under loan and purchase agreements. Nearly a million bushels of storage space available in five quonset storage units at the Marion County Fair Grounds. Sixty steel bins of 3 250 bushels each are being erected in four locations Melcher Otley Pleasantville and Tracy. Additional wooden bins totaling 20 3 200 bushels at Pella and 25 at Swan are planned.

Marion County Agricultural Conservation Committee Marion County Fair Grounds Melcher Otley Pleasantville Tracy Pella Swan

Storage capacity figures for county corn bins reported

The committee plans 83 steel bins of 3 260 bushels each to be delivered later. Pella Farmers Cooperative builds 10 000 bushel capacity bins and Bakker Rus erect for capacity. Total new plus old bin storage exceeds 921 000 bushels with old bins nearly full of newer corn.

T Pella Farmers Cooperative Bakker Rus Knoxville Journal

Cheery Chix Will Represent Marion County at Waterloo

Jobyna Rankin and Alberta Woolsey of the Cheery Chix 4-H club will represent Marion County 4-H girls at the Dairy Cattle Congress on Wednesday October 5 at 2 30 p m presenting the demonstration Are you Yin or Are You Yang The girls will be accompanied by their leader Mrs Kenneth Wood and attended by their parents Mr and Mrs Lester Rankin and Mr and Mrs Burdette Woolsey

Jobyna Rankin Alberta Woolsey Cheery Chix Marion County Kenneth Wood

Wm. Hardin Named Co. Representative Jr. Bar Association

William W. Hardin of Knoxville is named Marion County Representative of the Iowa State Junior Bar Association. The head of the association, Robert B. Throckmorton, announced the appointment in Des Moines. The role includes directing the Public Information program and arranging speakers for meetings and school partnerships in the Zeal for American Democracy initiative. Wiley K. Mayne of Sioux City serves as State Director of the program.

William W. Hardin Knoxville Marion County Junior Bar Association Des Moines Robert B. Throckmorton Iowa State Junior Bar Association Throckmorton Iowa National Director of Public Information United States Wiley K. Mayne Sioux City

4-H Enrollment Drive Planned in Marion County

An enrollment planning meeting with leaders committee men and county officers outlined plans for October enrollment. They noted trends and displayed maps showing local clubs. Officials said Marion County has about 1800 eligible boys and girls while current 4-H membership sits near 450. The group decided to reward clubs achieving the largest percentage enrollment increase by year end and counted only members with projects.

Marion County

Human Race Party Promotes 4-H Enrollment Week

The Human Race member invites a prospective member and parents to a party where the 4-H organization will be explained for new members. The event culminates enrollment week with a county wide party at Memorial Hall Knoxville on October 15 chaired by Dick Hudson.

Memorial Hall Knoxville Dick Hudson

Bussey Man Improves Feeding With Soft Corn Mixture

Capper’s Farmer reports a method by Jack McConnell of Bussey using hammermilled soft corn mixed with alfalfa. Two bushels of corn to 100 pounds of well cured hay creates a balanced ration that holds up in heat, absorbing moisture and appealing to pigs calves lambs and chickens.

Jack McConnell Bussey Towa Capper Farmer McConnell Farm

Long Trip by Two Minnesota Bicyclists

Two Minnesota youths completed a long bicycle journey covering Denver and Salt Lake City, across deserts to California and back through Arizona New Mexico. They averaged around 100 miles a day, with one tire costing about five dollars and a ten-gear setup enabling mountain climbs.

Minnesota Jewell Denver Salt Lake California Arizona New Mexico

Cattle Buys Best in Autumn Says Extension Expert

Rex Beresford of Iowa State College argues autumn cattle purchases often yield better results than waiting for spring. Wintering costs, feed, and facilities affect profitability. calves and yearlings may be cheaper to buy in spring unless daily gains of 0.25–0.5 pounds are achievable. An example from 1945 Albia shows costs rising to 21 per hundredweight by May 1 after feed, death, and labor added.

Gunderson Rex Beresford Iowa State Colley Beresford Iowa State College Albia

Brownie the dog travels from Paris to Remsen by air and train

Brownie a French cocker spaniel flown from Paris to Chicago via New York then shipped by train to Remsen where she joined her former master Harry Johnson who first owned the dog in Paris on duty there and recently sent for her.

Paris Chicago New York Remsen Harry Johnson

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