1976 Iowa hunting seasons set for pheasant quail and waterfowl
The Iowa Conservation Commission set 1976 seasons for pheasant quail gray partridge and waterfowl. Pheasant season runs November 6 to January 2 with 8 0 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. hunting hours and a three bird daily bag limit. Quail opens November 6 runs to January 31 with 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and a eight bird daily limit. Gray partridge runs November 6 to January 2 with 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and four bird daily limit. Duck season splits October 2–7 and October 23 to December 5 with a 50 day total. goose season October 1 to November 14 with a 5 bird daily limit including two Canada and two white-fronted.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
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ICC
Mississippi River
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Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Palo Alto
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Winnebago
Bremer
Notice of probate and executor in Duhn estate
In Palo Alto County Iowa the estate of Soren W Duhn deceased is probated. Marie G Duhn appointed executor following the August 31 1976 order. Any action to set aside the will must be brought within six months from the second publication. Creditors must file claims with the district court clerk or be barred. Dated August 31 1976 Marie G Duhn Executor Graettinger Iowa and attorney Charles H Barlow Emmetsburg Iowa.
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Soren W. Duhn
Marie G. Duhn
Graettinger
Iowa
Charles H. Barlow
Broadway
Emmetsburg
Archery Deer Season Opens Across Iowa October 2
Iowa’s archery deer season begins at half an hour before sunrise on Saturday October 2 and runs 56 days through November 26. It is open to residents only with a one deer daily, possession, and season limit. Crossbows are illegal. broadhead arrows only. Licenses cost $10 and are available at county recorder offices.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
County
Fourth Street
Des Moines
Regional income gains 1975 to 1976 by region
Increases in total personal income from first quarter 1975 to first quarter 1976 were 11.3% in the Southwest, 11.1% in both the Great Lakes and Plains. The Rocky Mountain and Southeast regions rose above the national average of 10.2% with 10.9% and 10.4%. The smallest gains were in the Mideast at 8.5% and New England at 8.9%. The Far West gained 10.1%.
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Great Lakes
Plains
Rocky Mountain
South
Iowa Conservation Commission Sets 58 Day Pheasant Season
The Iowa Conservation Commission on August 31 kept a liberal 58 day pheasant hunting season with a three cock daily bag and a six bird possession limit. Upland Wildlife Biologist Ron George argued cocks only seasons do not curb populations as hunting mortality replaces natural mortality, and surplus cocks can be harvested without harming reproduction. Habitat limits, not hunting, mainly constrain northwest Iowa pheasants. funding for large land leases is being studied to improve habitat. Population has risen about 20 percent since last August, with much of northwest Iowa recovering from the 1975 blizzard and most areas rated fair to good.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa Conservation Commission
Ron George
Upland
George
Midwest
the Conservation Commission
Commission
Northern Iowa corn yields fall short in drought
In northern Iowa corn crops were smaller than August expectations. North central fields may yield well, but northeast and northwest areas face below average results due to rainfall shortages. Area Agronomist Marlin Edwards cites 35 to 60 percent of normal precipitation this season, with USDA Iowa yields around 85 bushels per acre on September 1 and 90 on August 1, Minnesota 59 on September 1 and 63 on August 1.
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Iowa
Northwest
Marlin Edwards
USDA
Minnesota
Local suppliers and contact details listed in Estherville area
Feeds and fertilizers, seed, grinding, grain mixing and petroleum services by Graettinger Wallingford Terris Milford Trucking and Shelling. Local and long distance phone 859 3467. Contact lenses offered 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Monday through Saturday at 123 North 6th Street, Diagonal across from the Post Office, Estherville Iowa.
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Jones
Graettinger
Iowa
Graettinger Wallingford Terris Milford
Emmetsburg
N. 6Th Street
Estherville
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South 6Th Street
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2Nd Ave
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