Black Bass Season Opens May 30 in Iowa
The Iowa black bass season opens May 30 marking the Memorial Day start of the fishing year. Private ponds and state lakes will supply most bass, with common baits including frogs crayfish and minnows. The season runs to February 15 with a five fish daily limit and ten in possession. 10 inch minimum.
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Iowa
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Turkey
Volga
Yellow
Claire Rausch
Cedar Rapids
Jones and Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Sam
Daly
Commission
Monti Golfers Sweep Anamosa in Rainy Sunday Match
Monticello led by Bob Mullen and Kenneth Ferring beat Anamosa here Sunday as Mullen shot 37 36 73 and Ferring 37 37 for 74. Anamosa’s Roy Wilkinson Don Robertson and Bob McGreevy each posted 78 while Tom Powell added an 80. Part of the match was played in rain.
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Mullen
Ferring
Monti
Anamosa
Bob Mullen
Kenneth Ferring
Monticello Golf Club
Roy Wilkinson
Don Robertson
Bob McGreevy
Tom Powell
Waterloo man robbed and pistol whipped after ride
Edmund Hetherton of Waterloo gave two teenage youths a ride in his car. The youths robbed him, pistol whipped him, and forced him from the vehicle. He reported the assault and injury to authorities.
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Edmund Hetherton
Waterloo
Cubs Stumble in Dual Losses at Stanwood and Reformatory
Monticello Cubs fall 6 5 at Stanwood as pitcher Don Wagner exits after arm trouble in the fourth. Hines hits a homer and two hits lead Monticello offense, while Stanwood adds four runs in the sixth. In Sunday at Anamosa, Johnson of the Men's Reformatory Snappers shuts down Monticello, 2-0, with sparse Cubs hits and Jansen fanning 11 in eight innings. Next games: Monticello hosts Delhi, then Hopkinton at home.
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Monticello
Jerry Hoenshell
George Nieters
Ron Eggers
George Hines
Stanwood
Merle Chamberlin
Jack Switzer
Chamberlin
Jack Chamberlin
Bush
Stahl
Wagner
Grant Wesslinger
Bill Howie
Hines
Ronnie Egger
Johnson
Reformatory
Anamosa
Cubs
Bill Jansen
Jansen
John Wright
Ron Egger
Verne Taylor
Howie
Anamosa Merchants
Monticelo
Delhi
Hopkinton
RHE Reformatory
Wheat Allotment Set at 31 Acres in Jones County
Jones county 1956 wheat acreage quota is 31 acres announced by Neal Hayden of the Monticello ASCS. Fred L. Kuntz of Martello holds 11 acres with an 9 acre 1956 allotment. J N Christopheson of Clarence has 22 acres. Wheat refered quotas to be voted June 25 with no eligible voters in Jones County due to 15 acre minimum.
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Jones County
Neal Hayden
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Monticello
Hayden
Fred L. Kuntz
Martello
Kuntz
J. N. Christopheson
Clarence
Kunitz
Christopheson
Jones County Reports Vandalized Traffic Signs
Jones County engineer Donald Rate kin reported multiple recent cases of traffic direction signs being damaged or removed by vandals. He warned the disruptions endanger safety and cited a missing stop sign contributing to an accident. He said those responsible will be prosecuted.
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Jones County
Donald Ratekin
Buck Creek Church Launches Lord's Acre Plan
Rev. David Saunders of Buck Creek Methodist church announced the Lord's Acre plan a rural church program where members dedicate a portion of farm produce or livestock to God. The plan aims to support church needs through agricultural offerings.
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Buck Creek
David Saunders
O'Brien County's Oldest Twins Celebrate 82nd Birthday
Paullina sisters Mrs. Sarah Ginger and Mary Goodmanson observed their 82nd birthday, marking a notable milestone for O'Brien county's eldest twins.
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O'Brien County
Sarah Ginger
Mary Goodmanson
Paullina
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