Early trapping violator fined and jailed in Iowa case
A Strawberry Point man drew $200 in fines plus $575 damages and 30 days in jail for trapping before the season opened. Howard Hein faced three counts including trapping without a license and possessory violations. Other arrests in Benton County involved men charged with having a raccoon during the closed season. Authorities note violations rise with fur prices and warn against preseason trapping. The season opens 8 a.m. Nov. 3, with fox on Nov. 17.
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Linn County Conservation
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Iowa announces trapping season opens November 3 statewide
The Iowa Conservation Commission sets opening at 8 a.m. for mink muskrat raccoon striped skunk opossum badger weasel and most areas beaver with a hunt through January 6 for most species and March 31 for beaver. Resident trapping licenses cost 10, youth 1 and a new 3 habitat stamp for 16 and older. Beaver season varies by region along the Mississippi and certain rails.
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Cedar Rapids B'nai B'rith Art Auction at Temple Judah
The Cedar Rapids Lodge of B'nai B'rith hosts its annual art auction Sunday at Temple Judah in Cedar Rapids with preview at 1 p.m. and auction at 2 p.m. Admission is free. Proceeds benefit Camp Courageus Camp Good Health United Way Jane Boyd Center and Cedar Rapids Children's Home. Sale run by National Art Auction Gallery of New York features varied works by numerous artists. all pieces framed. A free lithograph for each couple and door prizes are offered.
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Temple Judah
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Cedar Rapids Children’s Home
National Art Auction Gallery of New York
History of the handshake origin in medieval Europe
The handshake began as a medieval European gesture between two men to prove they carried no weapons. It served as a sign of trust and non aggression, evolving into a common greeting across cultures and eras.
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