Hanover News Highlights Family Visits and Births in Iowa
Community notes report picnics at Rock Rapids and Black Hills trips by Friedrich Hinkeldey Lichtenberg and Zwemke families. A son born to Roger Lichtenberg at Sioux Valley hospital Cherokee joins Witt Winterhof and Otto families with visits in Minnesota. Frank Glienke of Chicago dies. funeral in Chicago.
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Harold Friedrich
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Herman Hinkeldey
Arthur Friedrich
Marlen
Black Hills
Roger Lichtenberg
Sioux Valley Hospital
Cherokee
Frank Glienke
Chicago
Glienke
Richard
Diane
Peterson
Charles Zwemke
Herman Glienke
Ernst and
Martin
Fred Hoffmeier
Elmer Otto
Bingham Lake
Minn
Harry Lietz
Minnesota
Aurelia City Council Minutes August 1 1949
Aurelia Iowa council meets with Mayor Howell approving minutes from July 5 and 25 1949. Treas/Clerk reports accepted. Bills ordered paid across funds including old age insurance taxes water utilities and gravel repairs. Meeting adjourned with signatures.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Howell
Anderson
Christensen
Johnson
Kaskey
Shank
General Fund
Internal Revenue
Iowa Public Service Co
Dutton Geso
Uno Magnuson
James Sexton
Allen Plumbing Shop
Enue
Iowa Sets Open Beaver Trapping Season After 75 Years
The State Conservation Commission will set an open beaver trapping season in Iowa this winter under a 53rd General Assembly law. Conservation officers and biologists survey populations to determine dates and localities with surplus beavers. Initial indications show at least 5 percent of the state may open for trapping. census results due after October.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
53Rd General Assembly
The
Conservation Commission
Hog finish figure prompts profit puzzle
Bill Whitney presents a pork production calculation asking readers to determine profit. He notes 81 lbs per head on 130 head in 26 days at 4.88 dollars per head using Bath's 41 Pig Hog Concentrate. Hogs bought Feb 17 1949 at 157 lbs for 18.50 dollars per cwt and sold Mar 16 1949 at 21.00 dollars per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATH
Divorce Petition in Cherokee County Iowa 1949
Gust E. Anderson files for divorce and annulment from Hedwig Aroe Anderson in Cherokee County Iowa. Grounds include cruel treatment and a marriage prohibited by law. Notice requires appearance by September 26 1949 or default decree. Dated August 13 1949.
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Hedwig Aroe-Anderson
District Court of the
State of
Iowa
Cherokee County
Gust E. Anderson
Cherokee
A. D
Larrabee
McDonald and Sayre
Afton Vicinity Notes Family Travel and News
Mrs. Robert Gates reports neighbors and relatives on trips to Canada, the Black Hills, and South Dakota. Des Moines visitants return after ten days with the Gates. A Gates group hosts a picnic at Spring Lake with Farrans visiting from Idaho and Colorado. Carolyn Kolpin and Joan Gates win a State Fair trip and prepare to travel with their 4-H leader and parents.
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Victor Carlson
Canada
Fred Kolpin
George Nelson
Black Hills
Rapids City
S. Oak
Cecil Bainbridge
Ethan, S. Dak
Ray Jones
Eleanor Handford
Des Moines
Farran
Carolyn Kolpin
Joan Gates
G. Menefee
Possible Good Buys In Feeder Cattle
Iowa State College extension economist Francis Kutish outlines feeder cattle options for fall 1950. Calves and light yearlings offer early market entry, low cash investment per head, and long labor utilization. Common and medium cattle suit spring markets with lower feed costs, while heavy short-term feeding faces margin risks as prices fall and pork supply rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
Iowa State College Extension
Kutish
Tomatoes Grow Big In Indianola Classified Ad Gloat
In Indianola the tomatoes run large with big fruit noted as two specimens totaling 2 pounds 10 ounces. The quirky remark suggests a classifieds payoff from selling the harvest, perhaps via an advertisement.
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Indianola
James Middleswart
Many Advantages In Grassed Waterways
Iowa State College agricul tural engineer Dale Hull notes grassed waterways control erosion and provide forage space while occupying under 5 percent of field area. He prescribes dozing gullies, wide flat bottoms, wide waterway widths, straw mulch, and staged filling with topsoil to establish grass in late summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hull
Iowa State College
Iowa
Hull
Oats Harvest Yields Strong Near Hawarden
The A. Van Ballegooyen farm in the Hawarden vicinity yielded an exceptional oat crop harvesting 104 bushels from 35 acres. Plants stood four feet tall with long, well filled heads. 36 to 40 bushels would be a normal average for oats in the area.
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Hawarden
A. van Ballegooyen
Fruits Share Citric Acid Across Varieties
The article notes citric acid in lemons and oranges and adds that it is also present in cranberries currants strawberries raspberries and many other fruits highlighting sourness origins.
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P. & R. Cafe
Hermanson
Cafe
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Lloyd
Kroll & Patterson
Your Farmani
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America
Ilinois Central
W. A. Johnston
Illinois Central
Hanover
Irene Zwemke
Council Proceedings
Cram
John Stutz
Shea Sand & Gravel Co
H. H. Otto
Bruce Implement Co
Harry Howell
Chester G, Sjoberg
Bill Whitney
Afton
Robert Gates
Aurelia, Iowa
B. F. Rupert
Mgr
Iowa State Fair
Towa
Hall of Science
Duotherm
Guarantee Oil Co
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