Local Ponds Stocked with Fish by State Commission
Twenty more farm ponds in Ap panoonse county were stocked in Aug 1925 with bass and bluegill, delivered by a registered tank truck from the Fish and Wildlife service at Muscatine. The effort supports soil conservation farm plans, balancing pond ecosystems to ensure growth of fish and provide food and recreation for farmers and sportsmen. Recipients include John Main, Robert T. Oden, Van Pugh, Herbert Hart, Harold Hawk, John Hiner, Frederick Koehler, Emery Fenton, Henry Rinehart, R. C. Wilson, Guy Mc Cannon, Kenneth Owen, and John Sut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Bill Stark
Soil Conservation Service
The
Fish ‘and Wildlife Service
John Main
Robert T. Oden
van Pugh
Herbert Hart
Harold Hawk
John Hiner
Frederick Koehler
Emery Fenton
Henry Rinehart
R. C. Wilson
Guy McCannon
Kenneth Owen
John Sut
Fishermen receive bass and bluegill from hatchery
Last year ten farmers received bass and bluegill. The fish will be legal size in a year or two depending on pond fertilization. Those who received fish in 1949 included Don Pettibone Jay Argo County Farm Pete Sidles Forrest Main J E King Clarence Hiner Wm Hefner Leslie Lemley and Edward Simmons. Requests for fish must be made before June 1 to allow hatchery time for late summer delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Simmons
Pheasant season rules set with higher cock bird bag
The State Conservation Commission announced 1950 pheasant hunting regulations opening at noon November 11 for 25 days in 70 counties long season and 10 days in 13 counties short season. Daily bag and possession limits are three cock birds. Three extra short season days added. four counties shifted zones and two counties moved to long season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Harrison
Pottawattamie
Lucas
Wayne
Louisa
Monona
Iconum Family Night at Iconium Methodist Church
The regular family night at Iconium Methodist Church Aug 23 drew a large crowd for a cooperative supper and games. Dr and Mrs Edwards led the entertainment with special guests Donald Whitehead and George Rinehart, who have been called for service. Whitehead to depart in 1 day and Rinehart Sept 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iconium Methodist Church
Edwards
Donald Whitehead
George Rinehart
Donald
George
Maude
Ruby Whitehead
Néllie Thompson
Carrie Turner
Mem
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Margery Kelsey
David
Russell Brown
B. F, Whitehead
Amy
John
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Syble Argo
Virginia DeWitt
Ronnie
James Calhoun
Bert Rinehart
Gerald
Mary Lou
Delbert Calhoun
Richard
Clinton Albertson
Jake Firkins
Gilbert Callen
Glen Overturf
Aubrey Christy
Wayne Thompson
Quail Season Opens November 1 for 45 Days
The State Conservation Commission set the 1950 quail season starting November 1 in 51 counties. Thirty-eight counties in the long season zone will have a 45 day season, while 13 counties will have a 15 day season. Daily bag limit is 6, possession limit 6, with shooting hours 8:30 a m to 4:30 p m. Open counties and limits match last year. The census shows the center of heaviest quail population shifting southeast into the old quail range after several leaner years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Love Laughter and Tears reveal in Sunday weekly
Adele Rogers St Johns presents a behind the scenes Hollywood tale in The American Weekly feature serialized in The Chicago Herald American. Read it first Sunday in the color section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Chicago Herald American
Adele Rogers St. Johns
Hollywood
Chicago Herald-American
Great Color
Brains and Tracys Return From 4000 Mile Trip
Mrs Margery Tracy and son George and Mr and Mrs Lester Brain return home after a 4000 mile journey visiting Detroit Niagara Falls Rochester Washington DC Gettysburg Shenandoah Great Smoky Mammoth Cave St Louis and more. They met with family on tour and attended baseball and other sights across twelve states and Ontario with no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Tracy
George
Lester Brain
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Rochester
New York
R. C. Stockwell
Ricky
Stevi
Stockwell
City Planning Board
Pennsylvania
Pike Road
Gettysburg
Battle Grounds
Washington, D. C
Capitol City
Mrs. Alberts
Tawans
Tracys
the Brains
Rex Firkins
Gertrude Brain
Gertrude Baker
City
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
Great, Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
North Carolina
National Bridge
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
St. Louis
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Ontario
Canada
Rabbit and Squirrel Season Opens September 18
The 1950 town hunting season begins September 15 with squirrel and rabbit seasons statewide. Squirrel season runs until November 15 and rabbit season until January 31. Rabbits may be hunted 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, while squirrels have no shooting hour restrictions. Bag limits are referenced but not fully stated.
Moravia Union Reports Possession Limits and Fines
Moravia Union outlines possession limits and penalties including fines for rabbits and squirrels. The notice specifies a 12 item limit and details on enforcement. No further context or dates are provided in the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia Union
Centerville
Centerville Sale Co
Lou and Wendell
Moravia
Co-Op Exchange
North Side Square
Crosley & Skelgas Gas and Electric Appliances
Siegler
Mueller Oil Furnace
DeVos
Alia, Jowa
Brains
Union
Centerville» Monument CO
Farm Bureau
Appanocose County
Ik Keine
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Albia
Appanoose County Poultry’ Club
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