Leap Year couple wed in town amid hopeful remarks
The first Leap Year wedding in town ties Jane Cuppers daughter to Bill Webster's son. Neighbors praise the couple for a quiet courtship and a plan for a happy home life, noting youths today show temperance tolerance and sense.
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Cuppers
Jane
Bill Webster
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Janey
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Republican runs for State Senator in 46th District
A Republican candidate announces candidacy for State Senate in the 46th District. The entry notes primary timing in June and frames the bid as a districtwide race. No additional details on opponent, platform, or exact dates are provided.
Bass Season Opens June First
The opening of the fishing season covers large and smallmouth bass warmouth rock bluegill sunfish and other protected species with open season legal through November 3. Walleye pike crappie perch white or silver bass yellow bass and northern pike opened May 15 while catfish trout and other species have earlier start dates. The Conservation Commission imposed regulatory changes lowering daily limits on several species and adjusting possession limits including bass eight to five per day and ten in possession catfish eight per day with sixteen in possession and trout eight per day with one in possession.
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The
Conservation Commission
15000 Fishermen to Receive Questionnaires
The Conservation Commission will mail a questionnaire to 15000 fishing license buyers to assess future fish management. It seeks data on fishing locations and species, effort hours, and lake vs stream fishing, with results used to identify fishing pressure and preferences.
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Conservation Commission
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Iowa
E. B. Speaker
Peace prospects in World War II era Iowa district
In an Iowa district report, optimism about U S Russian peace efforts contrasts with ongoing anti-Communist actions in Congress. The piece notes the Mind Bill and registration for Communists, outlines farm program debates, and urges higher voter participation citing 1946 primary low turnout and the need for public engagement ahead of the June 7 Iowa primary.
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Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Communist Party
Moscow
Justice Department
Iowa
Gression
Queen Excursion Boat Begins 64th Year At Okoboji
The Queen, famed regional excursion boat, enters its 64th year at Okoboji. Built in 1884, its steel hull came from Iowa Iron Works and was shipped to Orleans for assembly with woodwork done in Cedar Rapids railroad car shops.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Company
Iowa Iron Works Company
Orleans
Cedar Rapids
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