Birth certificates prove citizenship and records of births
A medical society column urges complete registration of births and deaths in Iowa. It explains the need for birth certificates as proof of age, parentage, and residency, and describes how to obtain certified copies for civil requirements, schooling, pensions, and citizenship. The article stresses that future generations depend on accurate vital records.
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Iowa
H. G., Williams
Division of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
United States
American Legion
Basl
Proof of Age in Census Records
The Census Bureau faces heavy demand to verify ages for the elderly as Social Security laws rise. Records from 1880 to 1930 remain confidential to immediate family or authorized representatives and contain no exact birth dates.
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Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Daungry
Bureau of the Census, Division of Vital Statistics
Quail Season Opens in 11 Southeast Counties
The 31 day season for quail opens November 1 in Lucas Appanoose Monroe Wapello Davis Van Buren Jefferson Henry Des Moines Louisa and Muscatine counties with Lee County starting November 15 to December 15. Daily shooting hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a bag and possession limit of 1 bird per person. A State Conservation Commission survey notes quail numbers have increased in most counties since 1936.
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Lucas
Appanoose
Monroe
Wapello
Davis
van Buren
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Louisa
Muscatine
Lee County
State Conservation Commission
Classified for Sale in Unionville Iowa and Nearby
Poland China spring pigs both sexes and a yearling male hog offered by Wilbur Miller in Unionville Iowa. Eight black cows and four black calves listed by John Smithburg. Duroc male hogs for sale by Carl Tomlin. Lost log chain between May shop and Harry Glick's. Low wheel wagon also for sale by Fred Tillmont.
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Poland
China
Wilbur’ Miller
Unionville
Iowa
John Smithburg
May Shop
Harry Glick’s
Fred Tillmont
No Pheasant Season In Iowa This Year
The State Conservation Commission announced an administrative order closing the pheasant and Hungarian partridge season in Iowa after a study showed pheasant numbers in open counties were not rising enough to allow hunting. The report cites depleted seed stock from past winters, a wet nesting season, and heavy mower/ machinery losses as reasons, with higher fox predation and predator loss contributing to declines. Several local residents were noted as visitors to Mrs. Reich in Muscatine.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Finseed
Birthday Dinner Honors H Stevens
A bounteous dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Stevens honored the birthday anniversary of Mr Stevens. Guests included W G Harris Bird family Mrs Fanchen Milleman and family and Jeff Patrick. Mr Stevens though an invalid is some better and enjoyed the day. Mrs Stevens is much better now from her recent operation and enjoyed the festivities.
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Huse Hicks
Centervill
Chas
L. Ellia
Nancy Ellis
Centerville
John Cambell
Frank Hartley
Brazil
Oskaloosa
Oren Gould
Warsaw
Ill
I. K. Leach
Waterloo
Dr. Gray
Melcher
Jows
R. E. Cummins
Francis Oehler
Edmond Hanson
Ottumwa
Dorothy
Roberta
Delmar Coltrain
Arlene
Helen Paris
James Ward Miles
Carrolton
Forest Histt
Knoxville
E. L. Main
J.M. Wright
Emmaline Hollingsworth
Methodist Church
T. R. Gardner
Jackie Winsler
Keosauqua
Kirksville
M. M. Koontz
Princeton
Kansas
J. B. Kinion
Moravia
Hal Carter
Des Moines
Allen Hintt
Christine Main
Harriett Lee Main
Troy
Bruce Watts
H. EK. Watts
W. P. Donahoo
Donahoo
Reuben Coop
Drakenville
Merle Fullerton
Doris
Ita Coltrain
Billy Ray
Kenneth Proctor
John Temple
University Hospital
Town City
Henry Prow
Shenandoah
Ed Pella
Elmer Patterson
C. A. Turner
Patterson
Turner
Floyd Leighton
Bernieece
Homer Coffman
Chas. Coffin
M. E. Church
Society
Daniel Fullerton
Merle
Max
Dean
Rex
Arthur Lee
Darla
Mary
Doris Coltrain
Edington
Illinois
Chas. Broshar
John Campbell
Doris Pennington
A. M. Pennington
20Th Century Club
A. E. Shull
Birdie Main
Stella Reich
F. A. Reich
J. E. Sharp
Keith Cameron
Newton
Marjory Cameron
Bussey
Tom Cameron
MoTravia
Herold VanDorin
St. Joseph Hospital
Wade
Turner Ambulance
Frank Swaim
Secn
Hall Swaim
Muscatine
Rev
Swaim
Nazarece
Mascatine
Hilton
Wheathod
Wyo
Frank Sharp
M. K. Blackman
Don
Wilbur Perkins
Darlene Smith
S. Barker
Barbara
Garland Houser
Joyce Ellen
Mary Coffin Howser
Coffin
Sean’ Veach
Ruby Johnson
Veach
J. M. Wright
Rockford
C. C. Main
Melvin Main
Wright
Don Cobbler
Cobbler
F. W. Dotson
Homer Utterback
Burdette Utterback
Moulton
Burdette
Moberly
Albert Turner
California
United States Navy
Phrana Turner
Albert
Hawaii
Zell Callen
George Firkina
Callen
Almont Main
Frank Selby
Louise Ochler
Kensington Circle
Harvey Stevens
Stevens
W. G. Harris Bird
Fanchen Milleman
Jeff Patrick
Attention-Masons Work in First Degree Tonight
The Hall of Antiquity Lodge No. 262 announces First Degree work this Wednesday evening. Attendance is requested by L. B. Hiatt, Worshipful Master.
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Hall of Antiquity Lodge
L. B. Hiatt
Ww. M
Legion Auxiliary Notes Event at Legion Home
The Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home with President Mrs. Bertha Broshar presiding. A Child Welfare report by Mrs. Aleafa Hiatt noted sending clothing to war orphan Donald Ge. Fifth District to run hospital veterans birthday party in Knoxville for November. Moravia Unit to mail candy boxes to Mrs. Margaret Callon on Nov 16, packed Nov 18. December meeting set for Mrs. Lovemma Palmer’s home. attendees urged to bring a tea towel.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Bertha Broshar
Aleafa Hiatt
Donald Ge
Knoxville
Moravia
Margaret Callon
Mystic
Grace Veach
Lovemma Palmer
Legion
Card Of Thanks and Baby Announcement From Foster and Wilson Families
Card of thanks thanks neighbors for last Friday’s help with corn supply and care. M. S. Foster and Mrs Amy Wilson extend gratitude for neighborly acts. Burl Arnold and spouse announce the birth of a baby son weighing seven pounds born Thursday October 28.
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Burl Arnold
Notice of Stated Meeting and Initiation
Stated meeting Tuesday November 9 at 7 30 p m. Initiation planned. All members urged to attend. Nadine Winsler W M Gael Broshar Secy.
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Nadine Winsler
W. M
Gael Broshar
Secy
Watch Repairing T To Begin Clock and Watch Work
Watch Repairing T has purchased equipment for repairing watches and clocks and plans to start the work soon. Watch for further announcement.
Mr and Mrs Broshar Spend Sunday With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Ted Broshar and their family spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Broshar, sharing a day with relatives and enjoying family company.
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Ted Broshar
Chas. Broshar
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Legion Auxiliary Notes
M. S. Foster
Amy Wilson
Eatels
Wakeader
Onifera
Gooch
Remins
C. E
J. T. Day
F. R. Jolly
Elies Meer'y
Wiley
Seroeous
Gil Shampog
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