Wildlife Spectacular Goose Flight Thrills Iowans
Wildlife watchers across Iowa this March glimpse the spring goose flight, a migration from Gulf coast wintering grounds to Arctic breeding sites. Birds cluster in the Missouri river bottoms, then surge into hundreds of thousands, with peak from March 16 to 25. Spectators view from highways along accessible routes near Hamburg Percival Forney Lake Kellogg Slough and Council Bluffs areas before continuing north to Baffin Island.
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Greece
Missouri River
Baffin Island
Gulf
Louisiana
Texas
Iman
Iowa
Reas
Hamburg
Percival
Forney Lake
Kellogg’s Slough
Glenwood
Grean and Manawa
Council Bluffs
Honey Creek Lake
Noble's Lake
Onawa-Turin
Round Grant Center
Hornick-Latin
Sioux City
Rosda
Focal Points of Migration in Southwest Iowa Geese Map
The shaded areas on this southwest Iowa map indicate geese concentration points. Weather and feeding patterns determine where geese will be. To ensure spotting the annual phenomenon, ask locals in the area.
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Iowa
Chevrolet Built For Work Not Attention, With Quality Suspensions
Chevrolet emphasizes a truck that works for you not the other way around. The message highlights tailored suspension designs for different truck sizes to ensure reliability and performance with proper maintenance.
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Chevrolet
Goose migration in Iowa wildlife notes and guides
The Conservation Commission in Des Moines and the Loyal Conservation Officer in southwest Iowa offer guidance on goose concentrations and routes. The Canada goose dominates winter and spring in Iowa, with white fronted geese and blues appearing in small groups. Ducks flock in rapid bursts, providing a chance to sharpen identification with large species groups. The piece emphasizes spring display, migration, and the awe of witnessing wildlife amid civilization.
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Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Conservation Officer
Iowa
America
Canada
Godse
Red Line Oil Surges Ahead In Three Way Bowling Race
Red Line Oil seized a four-bojuts win over Gay Oil Co to lead by two points in a three way race. Westside Cafa beat Malvern Shr while Buffingtons down Pace Service Co. Wally Surface rolled 244 and Harold Forney led with 621 in series as Red Line posted 2802 pins. Thurman Bank claimed best team game at 1014 with other 200 plus scores by Don Stanley and others.
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Red Line Oil
Gay Oil Co
Kitzter’s
Roger
Gibgon’s
Thurman Bank
Westside Cafa
Malvern Shr
Buffington'’s
Pace Service Co
Wally Surface
Dao Stanley
Harold Forney
Rob't Kemp
Jim Stanley
Rob't Forney
Thurman Banks
Don Stanley
Malvern Joins Corner Ball Conference This Summer
Malvern Community high will participate in the Corner conference baseball program again this summer. Principal Al Nothem says Corner conference officials meet Thursday evening to set schedules. Coaching arrangements are being finalized with Coach Bill Beasley offered the summer mentor role, a position he has held for several summers. The program begins after spring track ends, and Nishna Valley will also join the Corner program with Coach Jerry Nauman directing.
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Malvern Community High
al Nothem
Bill Beasley
Nishna Valley
Jerry Nauman
Susan Darrah Earns All SW In. Six Team Honor
Susan Darrah was the sole Oriette named to the Council Bluffs Nonpareil all southwestern town girls basketball first team. She was co captain and guard alongside Joan Mann of Farragut. Honorable mentions include Lara Beckwith Barbara Beasley Sharon Shaprott Deloris Wolfe Penny Mason and others from Mills County and Glenwood.
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Susan Darrah
Oriolette
Council Bluffs
Susan
Cocaptain
Joan Mann
Farragut
Malvern
Lara Beckwith
Barbara Beasley
Sharon Shaprott
Deloris Wolfe
Penny Mason
Mills
Lorna Lewis
Nishna Valley
Denella Downing
Glenwood
Pat Gregory
Livengood Leads Women Bowling With 222 Game
Agnes Livengood topped the evening with a 222 game in the Women's Wednesday Night League. Gwen Krecklow 207 and Jam Forney 200 followed, while Shirley Van Horn totaled 5338 in series and Pat Mercer hit 515. Rollie’s Texaco led totals with 2494 pins as standings held steady.
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Agnes Livengood
Gwen Krecklow
Jam Forney
Shirley van Horn
Beth Surface
Forney
Lou King
Ruth Lafeger
Marion Jurgens
Hanna Fisher
Winnie McClusky
Thelma Surface
Bey Taste
Pat Mercer
Glenwood Bank
Roly Me's
Franksen & Johnson
Rollie's
Rollie
Tco
Fern'a Beauty
Collins Drug
Malvern Bank
B.P.W
Texaco
Our Market
Gay O11 Co
Fern's Beauty
Collins Drug Co
Bo F'sen & J'son
Unclear Fight Card Silhouettes and Scoreline Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows names and scores such as Forney Le fever Eaton Fauguier and team lines with snippets like Hitmen, Red Line, Gibson Feeds, Mulholland, Thurman Bank. The text mixes player initials, weights, and partial team listings with incomplete results and odds.
Malvern Girls Earn Southwest Iowa Honors
Susan Darrah topped the Non pdfyle’s All-Southwest Iowa girls cage squad this week. Myrna McMillen and Barb Beasley also earned high votes as the Oriolettes showcase depth with all six starters receiving recognition. The column urges better sportsmanship in the Corner Conference and notes a deer herd observed along rural highways near the 34-41 and 34-275 junctions, warning cautious travel at night.
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Susan Darrah
Nonpdyeil
Iowa
Oriolettes
Myrna McMillen
Myrna
Oriolettes Headed to State Tournament Outing
Twelve members of the Oriolettes basketball squad rode to Des Moines to watch the Iowa State girls tournament finals. The group included Susan Darrah Barbara Beasley DeLores Wolfe Lois Clay Janet Jones Diane Hopp Sharon Turner Sharon Leipold Jerry Turner Carol Wolfe Linda McMillen Barbara Brammer and chaperones. They left Malvern Saturday morning stopped in Griswold for a meal and returned after midnight after attending games and meals.
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Oriolette
Des Moines
Susan Darrah
Barbara Beasley
DeLores Wolfe
Lois Clay
Janet Jones
Diane Hopp
Sharon Turner
Sharon Leipold
Jerry Turner
Carol Wolfe
Linda McMillen
Barbara Brammer
Wm. Beasley
Mervin Turner
Lynn
Loyd McMillen
Robert Hopp
Jon Kemp
Malvern
Griswold
Davey's
Veteans’ Auditorium
Everly
Warren
Guthrie Center
Wellsburg
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Carol Buckman State Conservation Commission
Jack Musgrove
Hugh
PRT
Livengood
R. Forney
D. Lefever
D. Compton
J. Chambers
J. Eaton
T. Fauguier
W. Stanley
H. Forney
A. Baldwin
Cloyed
M. Clark
Mulholland
K. Jones
M. Tasto
R. Kemp
W. Conrad
T., Harris
Stanley
Gibson
Buffington M
the Malvern Laabara Malvern
Melvern
South Page
Dr, D. A. Darling
Elsa M. Larson
Wickham
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