Knights Hold Mixed Fortunes In Iowa Conference Play
Fremont Miss Knights tumble through Class A争 standings as they battle Treynor and Lenox in Southwest Iowa matchups. Local observers note the Knights’ strong offense against tougher foes while contending with harsh regional competition and upcoming games against Sidmey Hamburg and Essex. The piece also includes hunting season remarks from Iowa Conservation Director Fred A. Priewert on hunter landowner relations and best practices.
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Fremont-Miss Knights
Preman
Mills Knighs
Tasven
Treymer Canina
Treynot
Essex
Sidney
Hamburg
Sod Muersgut
Farragun
Sidmey
Treynor
Knigits
Cardinals
Iowa
Fred A. Priewert
Iowa Conservation Commission
Twn
Quail Season Opens October Twenty Fourth Statewide
The Conservation Commission reminds hunters that quail populations are strong in south central and southern Iowa. Officials expect one of Iowa’s best seasons for this popular game bird. The season runs October 24 through January 31, 1971, with shooting hours from 8 a.m. to 4:40 p.m., a daily bag limit of sixteen, and a possession limit of sixteen.
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Whitt
Wal
A & Am
Bale Conservation Commission
Southcentral
Iowa
Borne Ofearvens
Few Changes Expected in Conference Ratings
In week seven preview, Malvern al Risse and Wishna Valley square off while Promant Mills visits New Market. Parry al Stanton and South Page travel to Hamburg on October 21 as the conference standings shift slowly. The Rebels from Soh Pune head to Hamburg aiming for a win, with Hamburg viewed as stronger on offense and overall.
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Malvern al Risse
Wishna Valley
Promant Mills
New Market
Parry al Stanton
South Page
Hamburg
AL Sete
Sanson
Tray
Stinemar
Malvern Panthers
Matt Shah
Nate Xis
Ang
Revanfi
Granatiie
Ike
Vimes
Pune
Hambuns
Standings Spotlight from Friday Games
Fremont Mills dominated with a 25 to 0 shutout over Stanton while Farragut beat Sidney 24 to 20 and Hamburg edged Malvern 20 to 0. Essex led New Market 14 to 0, with Nishna Valley and South Page scoring 6 points each. the x indicates a partial entry.
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Fremont-Mills
Stanton
Farragut
Sidney
Hamburg
Malvern
Essex
New Market
Nishna Valley
South Page
Week One Corner Standings Shuffle in Conference
Week one reshapes the standings as Es tix Tropes overtake Sidney Costas for fourth. Cowboys edge Trojans, Vikings hold top spot amid strong offensive drives. Miners beat Stanton Vikings 30 to 14 before fading against the Trojans.
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Cyne Manhogs
Sidney Costas
Acre
Yale
South Page
Crarsun
Milis Ayel
Vikings
de Mace
Hunting Hours Govern Waterfowl Shooting in Southwest Iowa
The hours of sunrise and sunset for hunting waterfowl in Southwest Iowa are set by the Iowa Conservation Commission. Dates shown include October 22 with 7:48 am sunrise and 6:33 pm sunset and October 23 with 7:44 am sunrise and 6:31 pm sunset.
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Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Andar
Owls Top Graceland 41 20 In Homecoming Play
The Owls defeated Graceland 41 20 as Pete Costello threw three second quarter TD passes to erase an early 7 0 deficit. Amos Harris led rushing with 14 yards while Bob Williams added 99 yards in the second half. Owls next play Central Methodist at Fayette Missouri.
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Bob Lade
Tarkie Owls
Graceland
Owl
Owls
Pete Costello
Midigin
Amos Harris
Bob Williams
Central
Methodist
Fayette
Mills Farmer Greeted in Barn by Knife Wielder
Floyd Hansen, a farmer five miles northwest of Glenwood, heard a dog and found a stranger with a switchblade in his barn. He was cut on the arm as the would‑be thief fled toward a road pickup, shielding his face. sheriff says the suspect may have planned stealing livestock.
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Floyd Hansen
Glenwood
Hansen
Edwin Barkus
Another Look at Population Control in Arid Regions
Booth Vallentine argues for population control amid arid land pressure. The piece critiques alarmist claims of famine and advocates for policy measures to manage growth and resource use. The writing is dense with typographical errors and unclear data, reflecting era-specific debate on sustainability.
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Booth Vallentine
Kong
Pet Sa
Population estimates revised for year 2000 trend
The article notes experts revising 2000 population projections from 398 million to around 205 million in the United States. It discusses demographers predicting stabilization and cautions that pollution and planning remain concerns despite new estimates. Dr Jermann is cited on range beliefs.
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Jermann
United
Peppy Pals Meet Details and Officers Listed
A Peppy Pals gathering occurred October 18 at Susan Atyler's home. Thirteen members and two leaders were present with officers named and an upcoming November 9 event at Geran Church noted.
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Susan Atyler
Rohits Ou Uel
Ab- Geran
Malvern Junior Panthers Fall to Farragut 28-8
Malvern Junior Panthers were defeated by Farragut Admirals 28 to 8. Farragut built a 14-0 halftime lead with precise passes, Malvern scored a fourth quarter TD on a 30-yard run by Denny Ellis. Quarterback Rory Jack gained yards as Malvern ends their season at Nisna Valley on October 29 at four p.m.
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Malvern
Farragut
Denny Ellis
Hamburg Power Too Much Defeats Malvern Panthers 20-0
Hamburg Wildcats overpower Malvern Panthers 20 to 0 on home turf. A 22nd pass play and a fumble by Malvern set up Hamburg’s first score, Moore’s 25 yard run extended the lead, and Gilbert’s 2 yard TD capped the scoring as Malvern struggles with offensive tempo.
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Hamburg
Panthers
Panther
Paul Moody
Hamburg Wildcats
Malvern
Dan Stineman
Randy Moore
Dale Gilbert
Moore
Wildcats
Mike Hoyt
Hawks Tied Rebels In Second Week Of G6 Battle
Nishna Valley football under Jim McNamara battled South Page to a 6-6 tie at College Springs. Greg Olenius connected with Robin Smith for an 18 yard SP score, while Randy Morris returned a 50 yard interception return for NU. Morris led rushing with 19 yards, Bass added 22.
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Nishna Valley Football Blackhawks
Jim McNamara
Rebels
South
Greg Olenius
Robin Smith
Nishna Valley
Randy Morris
Jon Bass
Hawk
Jeff Byers
Tim Wall
Dan Pierce
Women’s Wednes Night Bowling Standings
Standings from Women’s Wednesday night bowling include teams Rollies Texaco Gloria’s Beauty Alta’s Cafe Glenwood Bank Harless Realty Hurst Seed and Cottage Malvern. Individaul high games and series listed Ruth Lefever 187 203 546 Evelyn Gay 195 531 and other scores. top game 191 by Lou King and Marion Johnson 190.
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Rollies Texaco
Gloria’s
Alta’s
Glenwood Bank Harless Realty
Hurst
Nishna
Malvern
Gay Oil Co
Ind
High Games
Ruth Lefever
Evelyn Gay
Marion Jurgens
Lou King
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