Farmers urge restraint to protect hunters rights and property
From the Oskaloosa Tribune comes a plea for hunters to respect landowners rights or risk losing hunting access. Farmers report ducks and livestock shot while quail and game birds are killed out of season, spurring calls for posted-ground enforcement and coordinated action by state agencies and local officials.
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Oskaloosa Tribune
Mahaska County
Welton
DeWitt
Clinton County
Davenport
Calamus Auimber
Pee Ee
Jon PF. Dueller
Calamus
Carl B
Iowa Conservation Board gains two new members chair
Mrs Henry Frankel earns praise as she assumes chairmanship amid two newly named state conservation board members. The article highlights the 25 year plan encouraging every Iowan to take an active role in restoring natural resources and conservation efforts statewide.
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State Conservation Board
Henry Frankel
Iowa
Thien
Will Betta
Frankele
Toiake
White gopher tale spans Cedar Rapids to Parkersburg
Outdoor Iowa recalled a rare white gopher caught by William Shope in Cedar Rapids. Parkersburg Eclipse editor Sherwood notes a 35 year old capture by Albert Miller and a 45 year old specimen by John Miller once mounted in Parkersburg. Field Museum in Chicago had never heard of such a gopher until a reader contacted them about the Cedar Rapids incident.
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Iowa
William Shope
Gatte
Parkersburg
Sherwood
Albert Miller
John Miller
Field Museum
Chicago
Gedar Rapids
Stream pollution cleanup push gains steam in Waterloo
W T Ans of the Izaak Walton League and Ed Prior vow to clean up the Cedar river. Prominent members include A C Willford W T Evans H E Kiester Judge Wood W A Hendry R E Morrison and many others backing the state fish and game commission and the 25 year plan.
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Iowa
Waterloo
W. Tans
Izaak Walyon League
Cedar River
Ed Prior
A. C. Willford
W. T. Evans
H. E. Kiester
Judge Wood
W. A. Hendry
R. E. Morrison
State Fish and Game Commission
Fellows
Efforts Sought To Reforest Iowa Gutting Erosion Risk
A resident cites I T Bode of Iowa State College suggesting reforesting waste lands and gullies to benefit farmers. Proposals include planting nut trees conifers and other species on overflow hillsides shaded areas and eroded soils to yield crops or products.
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Iowa
Anamosa Eureka Clipping Highlights Local Proceedings
B G Rees from Decorah stays to attend Dearborn funeral and reviews county affairs in Winneshiek. Iowa Supreme Court denies rehearing in Miner poison death case. Niles named president of Iowa Nebraska Independent Theater Owners and aims to raise 15000. Masons attend Manchester chapter meeting. five towns form inter-town meeting chain for initiations. Sheriff Frazer among initiates. County Board contracts four new tractors and four maintainers to be placed at Martelle Scotch Grove Langworthy and Wyoming.
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B. G. Rees
Decorah
Dearborn
B. G
Winneshiek County
State Supreme Court
Tilda Miner
Olin
District Court
Miner
Culford L. Niles
Anamosa
Iowa-Nebraska Independent Theater Owners Group
Omaha
Niles
Iowa Group
Anamosa Masons
Manchester
Independence
Fayette
Dubuque
W. H. Frazer
Board of Supervisors
Cletrac
Monarch
Martelle
Scotch Grove
Langworthy
Wyoming
From Pail To Palate Safe By Pasteurization
A 1931 Iowa health bulletin warns milk can spread typhoid and other diseases. It urges pasteurization at 145 degrees for 30 minutes, notes contamination risks from cows to handlers, and asserts pasteurization complements slaughter of disease but cannot replace healthy cows and clean practices.
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Iowa
Morning After
The Atchison Globe notes a general morning after feeling with a nod to a popular remedy for upset stomachs and headaches, hinting at common post-event headlines and cultural references of the era.
Creamery Financial Report and July 1931 Statistics
The balance sheet shows assets including cash on hand and in bank 118,604.23 with receivables and prepaid items. Net loss from operations 2,816.62. Invested surplus ending balance 74,420.18. The report lists pounds of cream received and butterfat figures, totals for butter produced and sold, average test and price, and Patron counts for July 1931.
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Seth Hermogeera
Mae
Patr
Merchan
Creamery
Hutchinson Ice Greats
Low Hog Prices Prevail Across Years 1884 to 1932
Correspondents from the Iowa Department of Agriculture compare current hog prices with past levels, noting Chicago figures and cost of goods. They argue that despite similar nominal prices, purchasing power and longer hauls alter real returns, with dollars now worth about one third of prewar value.
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Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Checkup Started On Farm Seeds In Iowa
Iowa prepares for the annual seed checkup under the state agriculture department. Secretary M G Thornburg says the seed law protects farmers by inspecting labels and sample seeds for purity germination and noxious weed content. Directship from out of state dealers avoids this protection.
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Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
M. G. Thornburg
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau backs tuberculosis eradication at Iowa convention
At the Des Moines annual convention the Iowa Farm Bureau endorsed bovine tuberculosis eradication with a resolution noting the public costs and advocating the best practical known methods to remove tubercular cattle. It also notes Columbia’s waterfalls could yield over 4 million horsepower and highlights 1932 farm price forecasts at Farm and Home Week in Ames from February 1 to 6.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa State College
Ames
Purity seeds cut weed loss says Iowa expert
Iowa State College extension plant pathologist R. H. Porter told Farm and Home course attendees that 450 weed seeds per pound of oats could yield about 43 200 weeds per acre. He urged testing to ensure seed purity, disease freedom, and uniform stands for higher yields and lower costs.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College
Iowa
Porter
Towa
Iowa State College Seed Laboratories
Taxing the Automobile
An editorial argues that cars boost nationwide travel shopping and employment and warns against higher federal taxes. It notes cars already face heavy levies, estimates up to 22 percent, and claims higher taxes would reduce sales and curb benefits to American business and happiness.
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Sioux City Journal
America
Congress
Necklace Branded as Unlucky Says Curse Follows Owners
Fragment describes a necklace claimed to bring misfortune with a warning from Hummel of Hamburg. It notes that the two previous owners died by their own hand, casting superstition on the piece and its purchaser.
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Hummel
Hamburg
Chapter V The Coward Compromise On Edith Training
Ned and Julia arrange Edith to train at a business college for a month with option to work for her father if she stays. Julia demands real wages and a professional role to prevent snobbery and protect Edith’s independence, while Edward doubts his resolve as Edith unsettles the office with a fresh, electric presence.
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Hby
Edith
Julia
Bert Willard
Julia Anrazingly
Ned
Mariner
Edward
The Mariner Auto Choice Struggles in a Slump
Edward and Edith navigate a stalled accessory business after a January boost fades. He seeks a real advertising campaign but lacks funds while Edith questions a flirty out-of-town salesman. Their tension centers on sales, doubt, and the burden of keeping the bridge steady.
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Doldrome
Edward
Edith
Thelre
Mariner Auto Choice
Waiting for a Salesman Future in a Haunted Office
Edith suspects truth in his pretence as he contemplates selling a product to prove himself. He plans to try selling one day while avoiding the awkwardness of approaching strangers. A bad day at the office follows with debts, notes, and a rising inner turmoil as he contemplates the sales gambit.
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Edith
Mariner
Edward
Dith
Charlie Franklin
Real Estate Transfers in Jones County Sees Multiple Deeds Filed
Deeds filed for record in Jones County through January list transfers. Names include Gor and Neene Gtrickle to Charles Gtrickle. City of Monticello to Jake Aurduser. A. G. Ramsey to John Bodenhofer. Sheriff of Jones County to Royal Union Life Insurance. Frank Nisson to Geo Drumbarger. Henry Zaruba to L A Andrew. First National Bank of Wyoming to W G Wherry. Several parcels detail sections, ranges, and acreages with consideration of $1.00 or $20,000 in some cases.
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Jones Cornty
Yee
Gor
Hus
Chas
Neene
Secord
Main
Booth Streets
Clevelan
Cleveland
City of Monticello
Jake Areduser
Cedar
Frank
Nisson
Geo
Drumbarger
Hasel Drumbarger
Henry Zaruba
L. A. Andrew
Citizens’ Savings Bank of
Olin
First National Bank of Wyoming
W. G. Wherry
Palmer's Pharmacy promotes eczema remedy success
An advertisement claims Dr Erickson's eczema remedy has treated thousands with a guarantee and offers sale through Palmer's Pharmacy.
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Dr. Erickson
Palmer's Pharmacy
Thoxine Promoted For Quick Throat Relief
An advertising brief touts Thoxine as prescription throat medicine offering fast relief from sore throat and irritation. It claims internal action tackles the cause to prevent serious illness and promises safe use for the family with a money back guarantee. Sold by Stickford's Drug Company and other drug stores.
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Stickford's Drug Company
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Ichabod
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Iowa Falls
Frankel Henered
Atchison Globe
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Company
Monticello, Iowa
Farm Bureau
Colombia
Henry Kitchell Webster
B. U
Chapter
Hess
Poland
China
Worthington
O. J. Hess
Ben Bernie
Columbia Broadcasting System
LEGE
Hotel Sherman
Raeie
Ala Aera
Salle
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