Iowa Fishes Natural History Series Iowa Fishes
Iowa farmers and naturalists review local fish species and wildlife programs. It outlines three common fish types in ponds and streams, their habits, and food, noting spawning, dormancy, and suitability as food. It highlights Izaak Walton League efforts in Ogden and Boone County to plant trees and promote habitat restoration. The piece discusses pheasant reintroduction and a state plan to study ring-necked pheasants, plus a nascent game management manual for 4-H clubs to raise pheasants in Benton and Scott counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Waeka
Izaak Walton Leegue Rt
Ogden
Boone County
Achoota
Colorado
Iowa
Rey
Wil Ralee Phesaan
Plana
Benton
Beott
Bode
Fish and Game Department
Sportamen
Local Residents Attend Visitors and School Closings Across Town
Sunday visits to the Wilbur Morrison home in Emerson and Malvern trips marked the week. Families from Shenandoah, Council Bluffs, Red Oak and Imogene visited relatives. Forrester and Cemetery schools held year end picnics. a new baby son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baligin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brook
Wilbur
Champion Hill Contacts and School News Across Communities
Carrig Truther accompanied Wanda Kochersperger home from Haatinga Thursday night visiting until Friday forenoon. Several Misses attended school picnics in Haatinga. Ella Kellenbarger missed last week due to illness. Red Oak visitors included Velma AfeLaln Inez Gordy Wanda Kocherpperger Jesale Kailenbarger and Carrie James. Warner School closed Friday in joint observance with Walnut school. Mildred Emery completes two years of teaching. unlikely school next year due to low pupil numbers. Attended graduation of Art Norton in Randolph. visitors from Omaha called on Kocherperger. Mrs. Robert Allen visited Red Oak Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrig Truther
Wanda Kochersperger
Hastinga
Haatinga
Carrie James
Jesala Kellenbarger
Haatinga Tueaday
Ella Kellenbarger
Red Oak
Velma AfeLaln
Inez Gordy
Wanda Kocherpperger
Jesale Kailenbarger
Warner
Wyookle's
Woods
Mildred Emery
Misa Emery
Art Nina
June Dean
Art
Lucile Norton
Randolph
C. P. Elkins
al Raumus
Omaha
Helen Myer
Robert Allen
Local social club event at Rockerspenger bore Friday
Taek Gordon and other local residents attended the Eastern Stet Ghertrood gathering Friday night. Mrs Joh Parker hosted guests including Miss Mildred Emery and Miss Carrie McLain with refreshments and a pleasant social, noting Mildred Emery’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taek Gordon
Bentias
Joe Melath
Demi
Kockerspenger
Roel Bisa
Pearl
Kroup
Joh Parker
Qoits
Patroma
Youn Devpla
Mildred Emery
Himan
Carrie McLain
Pesti
Red Oak
May Marriage Licenses Show Heavy Increases
May licensing figures jumped after a low in April as Hoennie county issued several licenses. On May 6 George Williy Lewis and Charlena McCants of Omaha were issued a license. On May 11 Ernie Schosning of Glenswood and Norma Schoening of Council Bluffs received a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shchilla County
George Williy Lewis
Charlena McCants
Omaha
Ernie Schosning
Glenswood
Norma Schoening
Council Bluffe
Work of the Commercial Club in a Growing Town
A historic piece extols the mission of a commercial club to make towns livelier and healthier, stressing cooperation among merchants, home-town buying, and community welfare beyond pure profits. It urges adaptation to changing conditions and local unity to promote better business and civic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetetien
Elvic
Chamber of Commerce
Ilya Commercial Club
Country Tong Commercial Club
Eedy
Disabled WWI veteran inspires national poppy drive
A disabled World War I veteran and thousands of comrades in government hospital and veterans facilities will craft paper poppies for the American Legion Auxiliary poppy sale. The campaign runs nationwide on May 28 before Memorial Day, with proceeds aiding disabled veterans and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Penny Fat
Heedy
Hom
Local Golfers Impress in Omaha Preview Meet
The Omaha preview event showcased local golfers with standout scores as Howard Wilcox and Putnam led wins for their team. Matches included Mulhotland and Malvert defeating Folin, and Reisling narrowly beating Guvera. A membership list for the Fullview club appears incomplete with Stelibere as a listed member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Ettertity
Dash Hea
Red Dan
Wasne Hagar
Mhot
Townsfolk review 1931 Christmas Seals fund work
The Tu berculodis Christmas Beal committee met in Glenwood to report on the 1931 seal sale and fund use. Plans include health work, nurse services, first aid supplies in schools, and physical exams for rural children, aiming to improve overall school health across Mills County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Tocn
Mra
J. F. Wearin
Malvern
Mise Paarl McLain
m+eraon
T. D. Phillipe
Honderaon
Brn
Frank Boyle
Pacifile Junction
Bary Rathke
Glenwood City
Prevereeereer
Flobrt
Babe Hastings
Veges
Zach
Eyeery
Nurap
Tuberculosis
Christroge
Mills County
RaaKer
Financial report shows vast bank loans and repayments
General Charis reports Renonatryttion financy progress to April 1. Loans total across 1,757 institutions reach 1,470,457,892 with 286,456,621 disbursed to administrators. Major items include 1,620 banks, 20 railroads, 9 building and loan associations, and 28 insurance firms. Repayments amount to 243,243,769 with 10,047,108 already repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renonatryttion: Financy .Corporation
Hormonera
Veteran Torrence 93 Dies After Long Ute Battle
The community mourns the passing of Barnum B. Torrence at age ninety three after a life dedicated to Ute causes and education. He had long fought for rights and uplift, living in the area since early days with his wife, amid a devoted circle of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Torrence
Ute
Reat
Torrence T
Peorple
Iseer
F. F. A. Team Defeats Tabor Batsmen Friday
The Amos Wesebal team from H Ohio won easily over Tabor on the fairgrounds, 9 to 6. With two remaining games on their schedule, FLA will have a busy weekend ahead. After the school year ends, Edgar Perdew will coach Malvern's junior league club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Farmari Weseball
Tabor
Edgar Perdew
Malvern
Town Baseball Team Might Rise Again This Summer
Present indications are that Malvern will have four town baseball teams this summer with Edgar Perdew appointed manager of Sid & Club. Two games have already been scheduled and athletes expect to begin training immediately. A Sunday game is set with several rivals as players travel for a weeklong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Edgar Perdew
Sid & Club
Sere
Renetia
Des Moines
Har ‘Anughter
Mia
Bart Down
Son
Albia
John Wright Homa Near Glenwood Burned Tuesday
A two story eight room farm residence of Mr and Mrs John Wright four miles south of Glenwood burned Tuesday evening. The origin of the fire was undetermined and the whole roof of the kitchen was ablaze when discovered. Neighbors helped save the downstairs furnishings and meat. The Glenwood fire department assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Glenwood
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