Fish Tale From Decorah Records a Rainbow Catch
The Decorah Journal reports Will Longstreet caught Iowa's largest rainbow trout on Village Creek near Waukon. It weighed five and a half pounds, measured 82 inches long with a 14 inch girth, and he later caught five more rainbow trout. The piece also notes state conservation, confiscated gear, and other fishing news across Iowa.
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Iowa
Decorah
The
Decorah Journal
Will Longstreet
W. EF. Albert
Lansing
Will
Village Creek
Waukon
Long Street
Samplon
Night crawlers for sale and lake proposal aid Marengo
Studies Silver sells night crawlers for fishing at 100 cents a dozen with quick turnover and reports $101 worth, noting worms emerge at night and are sturdier than normal bait. Marengo residents back a proposed lake on town north border seeking a recreational center as state surveys by a joint conservation and game commission committee are readied.
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Fish and Same
Des Moines
Humboldt Republican
Lois Moses
H. A. Holmgren
Humboldt
Warsdens
Iowa
Newell Mirror
P. I. Noble
Izaac ‘Walton League
Waverly
Bremer County
Izaac Walton League
Mississippi
Waterloo
Tawa County
Lowa
Cedar River
State Fish and Game Commission
Vinton
Lansing
Edward Woollhaf
Burlingdon
Avason
Marengo
The
Conservation Board
Othe Fish and Game Commission
Ths
Fairview Town Notes and Hail Storm Aftermath
Fairview reports visitors and outings including Mrs Wesley Hobson and Deaconess Hospital mentions. A hail storm caused window damage and chicken house breaks, with two farms hit and rain accompanying the hail. School starts with Miss Mamie Dreier entering her third year as teacher.
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Wesley Hobson
I. W. Russell
B. Russell
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Julia Lepley
C. A. Rubottom
Hubbard
H. A. Ruddick
Maurice
I. N. Ruddick
Harry
P. T. Lepley
Silo
Marjory Steelman
Fp.t. Lepley
Fidora
Russell Huff
Jody Steelman
Oscar Huff
Iowa
Marshuell
Lyle
Juna Ruddick
C. R. Gehring
Union
Bobby Davis
Ames
Mia
Arthur Clampitt
Miss Reba
FH. A. Ruddick
Wendell Martin
Buford Reece
Mamie Dreier
Health Letter warns of disease rise after disasters and polio few Iowa cases
Health officials caution that catastrophes threaten water safety and raise intestinal disease risk when people rely on unprotected supplies. The survey notes two typhoid cases after the Spencer fire and reports 14 poliomyelitis cases nationally in a period, with 7 in January and a southeast concentration in 1930, urging boiling water, hygiene, and vigilance in children for early poliomyelitis symptoms.
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Towa State Department of Health
Spencer
New York
Iowa
State Department of Health
Southshore notes and social visits in South Fore
Mr Hudspith and wife and daughter Edith and Mya. Balcom called on Mr and Mrs O Hara Thursday afternoon. Our school began Monday with Miss Ruth Blerding teaching. Edwin Waldy visited Sunday afternoon with Floyd Inman. Hulbert and Hattie Trueblood entertained relatives from Eagle Grove, Dennison and Marshalltown Sunday. Herb Ziebell and wife and daughter visited Fred and Mrs Balcom. Mrs Luella Bogue visited Mrs Balcom Saturday afternoon.
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Hudspith
Wdith
Mya
Balcom
O’hara
Ruth Blerding
Edwin Waldy
Floyd Inman
Hulbert
Hattia Trueblood
Eagle Grove
Dennison
Marshalltown
Herb Zlebell
Fred
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Grundy County
Grundy Center
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FUQUE
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Empress Eugenic
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Travel
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Gracrest
von Aille
Garahatis Department
Eldora, Iowa
Woile
Towa
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