Secrets Behind a Paris Affair Unfold in Jewel Clues
In a tense scene a jeweler and a young man sift clues about a missing woman called Mrs Gray. The onyx piece ties to a message left for Coggeshall while a glamorous stash of jewels surfaces, hinting at blackmail or motive amid a broader disappearance. The piece ends noting a June 4 H convention in Iowa.
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Chapier IV
Coggeshall
Motherwell
Paris
Gluenzer
Wentzel
Mr. Glaenzer
Clelia
Crandall
Cascade couple celebrates golden wedding anniversary at home
Mr and Mrs John Takes marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a May 30 celebration at their Cascade home. A May mass at St Marys was followed by a surprise reception for family and friends, with 60 guests enjoying a gold themed dinner.
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John Takes
St. Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Mr. Takes
Cascade
Peter and
Annie Steffen Takes
Temple Hill
Angeline Peiffer
Mrs. Takes
St. Donatus
Michael and
Mary Koppes Peiffer
Bellevue
St. Joseph's School
Takes
Father O'Farrell
Annie Peiffer
Edward Takes
Frank Takes
Garry Owen
Frank
Michael
Joseph
Peter
John
Nicholas
Mary
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Association
George Zoller
Worthington Road
Zoller
Thomas Reddin
Kennedy
Dubuque
Kathleen Grogan
Walter Grogan
Belmont Hospital
Chicago
Grogan
St. Martin’s School
LeMars
George Wassenaar
Jennie Mortensen
Doris Graham
Esther Hawkins
Lola Freeman
East Cascade High School
Ruth Care
St. Martin's School
St. Mary's
Opera House
Jane
John Kirchen
J.B. Albers
Iowa game management demo explores farm as secondary crop
John N. Ball of the state fish and game commission leads demonstrations with sportsmen and others to develop game increase methods aligned with approved farming practices. He surveys birds soils and past plantings across counties and will publish data in Outdoor Town. A South Dakota pheasant survives to 19 generations after release from New York stock, found in Watertown shed with leg band. The text also lists pest counts including enemies gypsy moth army worm leaf hoppers potato beetle and wireworms.
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John N. Ball
Iowa
State Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Mr. Ball
Ball
South Dakota
Watertown
New York State
Large 22-Pound Pickerel Displayed at State Hatchery Aquarium
The Clear Lake pickerel weighed 22 pounds and measured 42 inches. State fish hatchery employees captured the fish during seining operations and displayed it in the aquarium at the hatchery.
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Gibbe-Gazette
Clear Lake
State Fish Hatchery
Iowa 25 year plan survey outlines wildlife and land use topics
The 2 year survey will cover propagation, hatcheries, ponds, refuges, hunting grounds, flyways, riparian rights, parks, forests, beaches, and resort areas. It also includes water power, zoning, and coordination with federal and local projects. Bird protection is urged for farmers with birds aiding in insect control and pest reduction. The bulletin notes the cotton boll weevil and other pests among threats.
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Iowa
Jacob Crane
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers
W. M. McAtee
Bureau
Bulletin
Winter hardships kill upland game birds in Iowa
Many pheasants and quail died in Iowa this winter due to sleet storms deep snows and food shortages. The loss was high though not uniform across the state. If precautions are taken next year, including feeding stations and shelters, hundreds of birds could be saved through farmer and sportsman effort.
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Iowa
Wisconsin quail decline linked to overgrazed woods and careless farming
Outdoor writer Bob Becker warns hundreds of Wisconsin farms lose bob whites as wood lots are overgrazed and cover wiped out by slick farming. He argues natural volunteer cover matters more than planting, cites waste from burning and cutting, and notes fence rows lack brush. Aldo Leopold and Aldo quotes highlight grouse decline in Iowa and Woodbury county.
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Bob Becker
Wisconsin
Becker
Iowa
Iowa Farmers Learn Best Quail Food Under 25 Year Plan
In southern Iowa farmers seek guidance on quail nutrition. The informant states peas millet soy beans and lespedora planted in pastures along field edges or fence rows provide ideal food for quail with minimal labor and cost.
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Iowa
Local Graduations and Society Events Highlight Cascade Community
Graduation ceremonies touched Cascade area with diploma awards for grammar and high school students including Helen Aschigen and Loras Lane. Various clubs and social gatherings were noted at homes of Ma comber Fairburn and Green, plus a Knight of Columbus golden anniversary and initiations across neighboring towns. Families and guests gathered from Davenport Dubuque Milwaukee Cascade and beyond for celebrations and services.
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Rita Reiter
Florence Rogers
Charles Toussant
Boys’ Calf ‘Club
Billy Macomber
M. Wilson
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Stewart
Country Club
W. A. Fairburn
Anton Green
I. L. Sears
Robert Weil
Davenport
R. C. Crimmer
Milwaukee
William Koppes
G. E. Fall
Dubuque
Betty
T. C. Barrett
Helen Baldwin
Cincinnati
Baldwin
Martha Moore
Fort Dodge
Gertrude Sayles
Henry Koster
Thomas Reddin
Non Charles
St. Joseph's Academy
Cascade hosts initiation ceremonies with banquet and procession
In Cascade Iowa the eleventh district held a multi degree initiation with mass at St Mary’s church, a 600 attendee banquet at the American Legion pavilion, and a later visit by Archbishop Beckman. Attendees traveled from Dyersville Anamosa Monticello Dubuque and Cascade. The event included music by the Cascade juvenile band and a reception at Hotel Faber.
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University of Notre Dame
Lane
Commerce Forum
Notre Dame
Ilub
Sacred Heart Church
Washington Hall
University Gymnasium
Owen D. Young
John
Cascade
Robert
Santa Clara
O. J. Winters
Rabenberg
Martha Cascade
Knights of Columbus
Anamosa
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Wm. H. Redmond
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary’s
Cascade Juvenile Band
John Kirchen
Francis J. Beckman
Dubuque
Dyersville
Farley
Howard Dale
John McNamara
M. F. Hogan
Lester
Waterloo
Helen Owens
Clinton
Alvina Otting
Anne Sullivan
Canton
Ohio
Nelson Bliss
Washington, D. C
Cascade American Legion Post
Cascade Theater
Koolmotors
Legion Park
William Hosch
Jones County
Cascade Township
Catherine Bisenius Hosch
St. Mary’s School
Caroline
County Treasurer Seeks Democratic Nomination
A candidate submits for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer in the June 6 1932 primaries urging voters to give earnest consideration and support.
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Democratic Party
Jones County
Sherman for Jones County Recorder
Bess E. Sherman a native of Jones county with extensive public and business background seeks Jones County Recorder. A widowed mother of four who has served as secretary to the warden of the Men s Reformatory and held varied roles from teacher to book-keeper she vows competence and dedication for taxpayers and the county.
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Bess E. Sherman
Bess E. McMurrin
Jones County
Wyoming High School
Cornell College
Grand Jury
Sherman
Recorder's Office
Grimwood Pledges Repeal of Salary Grab
E A Grimwood pledges repeal of the salary grab to save seventy nine thousand dollars each legislative session, signaling opposition to higher pay for lawmakers and a move toward fiscal restraint.
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Sadie Epperly
Fort Dodge Tent & Awning Co
W. H. Frazer
Mile- Abe
Frye Manufacturing Co
John E. Gable
M. J. Goodrick
C. H. Green
Wm. Grover
Ray Grieser
Henry R. Gerdes
Harry Grimm
Ira Grassfield
Ginsberg
E. W. Gordon
R. A. Griffith
Greenfield Township
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Marvin Hanwardsen
Hurst Grocery Co
H. A. Healy
W. L. Hart
H. Hanold
Frank L. Himebaugh
Gerd Harms
Harry Holcomb
Sda Ree
Towa Concrete Products Co
Eseesceeeres
Es Ingwerson
Graham Stores Inc
Olive Glenn
Richard A. Hanken
Carl H. Husmann
Herman Hahn
T. A. Hughes
Bruce & Hartman
Raymond Huffman
Harper-McIntyre Co
J. L. Holden
C. H. Ireland
Electric’ Co
H.W. & L. G. Ireland
A. Coal
Towa Electric Co
Q. W. Johnson
Bailift
Luella Joslin
Jackson Township
Frank Kolarik
Paul Kurt
J. Kostal
E. L. Kromminga
M. S. Koppess
J. Kostachek
Koppenhaver
L. W. Kellogg
Wilhelmina Knutsen
G. H. Kramer
Nora Kelley
G. Kettelkamp
M.D
John Kropik
Henry Kruse
Koch Bros
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Cupe
Leigh G. Lint
Rodman
Hazel Lammey
Joe Loetscher
J. F. Livingston
Patrol
Geo. C. Lawrence
Mettler
Laidlaw Bros
Lovell Township
Minneapolis
Moline
Parts
Mid Continent Petroleum Corp
Eeee Auto & Sodepairs
Albert Mott
Garry Matthiessen
P. A. Murfield
Robert Mead
Herman Morrison
James Moran
H. G. Manrie
Clarence Miller
C. A. Miller
Nellie V. Morey
Metropolitan Supply Co
A. J. H. McNeill
W. E. McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Scott McDonald
Del
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Newson & Co
Olin Cemetery
Qraves
Olin
Oxford Township
Mechng
Helen Porter
J.D. Paul
Paulsen Lumber & Coal Co
COR
The
A. N. Palmer Co
Clifford B. Paul
Matt Parrott & Sons
C. A. Spaethe
Henry Stulken
John R. Smith
Sleg Co
Geo. L. Sherman & Co
Boyvac
Cecil R. Smith
Botvicos Oon
F. B. Sigworth
nee /sional
John Sutton
Wood
Swartzell's
Shomont Dairy
J. H. Snyder
H. W. Shelley
Harlan Miller
Moncrief Bros
Timothy Seed
Monticello State Bank
Cc. F. Mitchell
Mercy Hospital
Roy Rummell
Wm. J. Ritenour
Frank Riches
Lizzie Ravenscroft
Insane Signal Services
E. G. Rawson
E. M. Russell
Rome Township
H. J. Soppee & Sons
B. Skinner
Hlora Soper
M. Miles
Peter Petersen
Frank Parks
Dragging Paulsen Lumber & Coal Co
Carl Rickels
T. M. Redmond
Ricklefs Dry Goods
E. C. Ricklefs
H. P. Smith
Scott & Easterly
St. Mary's Orphans Home
J. G. Schoon
Ethel Soper
Lyle C. Tompkins
P. J. Taylor
Mile Tuttle
E. Taylor
A. D. Taylor
John Wenger
Harold Waggoner
Carl Winkler
Bert Wink
Lewis Walderbach
O. G. Waffle
Brary Books
Seward White
R. E. Waterbury
Wyoming Township
Washington Township
J. H. Welch Printing Co
PMCS
Tyler & Downing
Cc. G. Thomas
Amelia E. Taylor
George Voorhies
George R. Volk
W. M. Willis
Lester Wenger
F. S. Vetter
Westie Young
Zimmerman’s Cash Grocery
Ludwig Zinkula
H. O L. Smith
Ernest Schwab
Harlan Russell
L. J. Rohwedder
W. F. Rohn
J. B. Pieper
J. R. Kennedy
E. PF. Kleineck
G. J. Hughes
Scotch Grove
Emil Stutt
Dennis Dullea
N. E. Clark
Fred Hetken
Geo. J. Harms
Marvin C. Levsen
Anamosa, Iowa
Stimson
Thomas Stimpson
K. Maben
Garner
Hancock County
Maben
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction, IA