Weather and season affect catfish and trout fishing prospects
Early two weeks of the catfish season bring high water and cold, damp weather dampening opening and promising better sport as streams normalize. Bullhead fishing varies by shallow lakes, while trout stocking proceeds despite wet conditions. License revenue shifts reflect wartime shortages, with increases in total fishing and hunting licenses offset by reduced gear sales and transportation limits.
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Hamburg Reporter: Hamburg Boys Sweep Sectional Tournament
The Hamburg high school Chase Toll team dominated the sectional tourney held near Lewis Iowa, winning all four games behind strong pitching by Long Gude and Chinley. They defeated Irwin 17 1 Lowin 7 2 Yale 14 4 and Bridgewater 7 4 to claim the title.
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Wootrey Starred In Hips Sipr Comedy Muddle
John F. Porterfield left Saturn for Lansing to join a pension program project in Michigan. He worked for the Igwa state on the Lae ot Une pension system. A burglary occurred Monday at Sinekir wardones with valuables taken, but officers had not identified any culprits or motive by press time.
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Twenty Years Ago Accidents and Obituaries Noted Nearby
A local retrospective recalls a man injuring his leg sliding by an iron kettle in a yard and a mail carrier resuming duties after a week. Doug Taylor sustains two scalp wounds in a team accident while Dan at Sinn Finnell farm reports four stitches. Earl Hipp visits from Kansas City, while a gathering at Monroe near Payne mourns a lingering illness. funerals and a large cemetery service follow. Hamburg High School sports see a loss to Tarragut and notable players receive praise. Hays and local residents are described as aging or ill, with obituaries for a respected community figure Frank Mipo noted.
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Piney
Stwangon
Hyttery
Hamburg
Courhwestern
Tate Lang
Mipo Wan
Hays
Bussem
Hasbury
Illness and funeral plans for Mr Mays and local notices
The article records the illness and death of a local Mr Mays at about 18 months, with funeral arrangements planned for his son’s home and interment in Hamburg cemetery. It mentions Dave Bardman preparing a cigar factory in Hamburg, and upcoming film promotions at the Colonial Theatre for Poisoned Paradise Not a Drum Was Heard Woman Who Gave and Maytime. It also lists social visits, shoppers, and a Ladies aid meeting with members and visitors, plus school graduations and an island school picnic scheduled for May 1.
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Freie
Intermunt
Hamburg
Dave Bardman
Wek
Lows
Carl Sawekel
Helen Mint
Lucille Hoffiman
Dorothy Jena Eamets
Robert Brow
Donald Ellis
Clyde Barrett
Billy Barrett
Wil
Agborn
Eugene Tiemeyer
Ales Melton
Byron Carder
Clara
Ann
Watson
Onwha
Byron
Robert Brown Hng
Roy Brown
Cox Chapel Community Notes Illusions and Illnesses
Mrs. Alex Vogel reports Marlene Anderson visiting with Eula and Gary Anderson. Marion Anderson is improving after an operation. Harald Zenker traveled to Des Moines for naval duties. Various Andersons hosted or visited neighbors including Myrs Wade Lair and Telia Care vividly. Nebraska Cig Rosee Case noted as a dinner guest at the Sart an home with Mrs. Al Rigdington visiting.
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Harald Zenker
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Norman Anderson
Myrs- Wade Lair
Enlen Lair
Telia Care Vivid
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Island Weather Notes and Local Mrs Barrett Plans
Weather has improved after heavy rain with lingering showers and drying roads. Mary Barrett spends the week at home and intends to assist with work afterward. Mrs Floyd Molliman visited relatives while roads were impassable.
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