Pine Lakes fishing concerns prompt fish and game inquiry
Bruce F. Stiles, director of the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines, responds to Eldora Herald-Ledger questions about Pine Lakes. He notes fishing success varies with population and that the commission will review the current stocking program and future plans, delegating details to the Fish and Game Section.
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Bruce Styles
State Conservation Commission
Des Moines, la
Times-Republican
Marshalltown
Pine Lakes
Eldora
Pine Lake
Commission
C. O. Rubew
Eldorans
Fish & Game Section
Farmer Tries Taxing Trash On City Hall Lawn
An Indian farmer in Dodge County drove to the city hall and dumped three bushel baskets of beer cans bottles paper plates and garbage on the lawn. Police arrested him and the judge acquitted him after the farmer said he wanted to give back what residents had given him. A separate AP report from Warsaw Poland notes rampant price inflation and high costs for shoes sweaters textiles wool coffee beef eggs and produce.
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Minnesota
Dodge County
Independent
The
Marshall
Minn
Dan de Luce
Warsaw
Poland
Independence Bulletin-Journal
Cat at Irv Cakerice Farm Sparks Guilty Reflections
A reflective column recounts feeding a disliked cat at a farm ten miles away, notes on a neighbor’s visit, and a digressive anecdote about a writer Hailett Abend, plus memories of gun safety, a Hubbard flower show, and musings on character and a cigarette holder.
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Irv Cakerice Farm
Alwave
Hailett Abend
Times Republican
Far East
Hardin County historical notes from 1888 and beyond
Yesterday’s events recount in Hardin County includes Edgar Kindley teaching at Whitten, J J A Miller leasing Union Star, and the Hardin county normal opening with 150 teachers under director J C Hadley. Also notes property sales, lawsuits, and early mail delivery plans, with brief items from 1838 1908 1928 and 1918 about rail, schools, and local incidents.
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Edgar Kindley
Whitten
J. J. A. Miller
Union Star
Joseph Wallace
Hardin County Normal
J. C. Hadley
F. R. Cooper
LeMars
J. B. Unthank
Wilmington
Ohio
L. Derby
Ackley
C. F. Woodward
Eldora
C. H. Cole
Iowa Falls
Flora Woodward
Union
R. M
R. Bolander
Revere
Community snippet records local notes and historical items
A collection of brief local items notes rescues and civic happenings. Mentions Steve aiding his brother during a rescue, H H Turner elected commander of the Sons of Veterans and Mrs Howell Boyd presiding, a municipal band discussion, the Guksteet Bridge opening in Iowa Falls, and various local business and construction updates. Includes 1938 and earlier reminiscences and county history highlights.
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Steve
van Tiger
H H. Turner
Sons of Veteran’s, Camp
Howell Boyd
Aumliary
Board of Education
Guksteet Bridge
Iowa Falls
M. P. Hendrickson
Hubbard
Eldora
E. E. McFarland
P. T. Lepley
Providence Township
Curbstone Comment and Political Jabs Spark Mixed Reactions
A collection of reader quotes critiques and wry observations from Iowa papers. Notes target car seat design jokes, Miss Universe legs controversy, and Jake More, Iowa Democratic chair, blaming Republicans for traffic deaths while lawmakers seek to spend 590000 to store 9 million dollars.
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Curbstone
Sheldon Mail
Jake More
Iowa
Republican Party
Jake
Foundations for two engines near completion at site
Two foundations are finished except for a concrete finishing surface to be poured. Two inch bolts six feet long were embedded into the foundations to secure the large engines.
Iowa liquor debate linked to traffic deaths sparks clash
The speaker argues the liquor money should fund highway improvements while noting some Democrats and Republicans prefer state liquor stores. He calls Jake's linking of the Republican party to traffic deaths silly, asserting most Iowa residents want hard liquor sold by the state.
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Iowa
Jake
Iowa letter of travel advice offered by woman editor
A woman editor offered to write letters of travel advice upon request to people she would drive over the weekend. Although nearly every Iowa newspaper carried the story, fewer than 25 readers asked that the letter be sent to friends or relatives. Are we forgetting to be concerned.
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Iowa
Highway Story By Bob Hulihan
A columnist notes Iowa drivers ignore deadly highway tolls as weekends bring rising fatalities. He recalls a reporter witnessing a crash and the speeding car ahead pulling away, suggesting waning public concern. He cites the Fourth of July weekend as another warning from safety officials.
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Iowa
the Safety Department
Guardsmen to staff Armed Forces Show at fair
Iowa National Guardsmen will be on duty for ten days of the fair to describe the functions of the equipment on display at the Armed Forces Show, officials said.
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Iowa
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