Conservation Notes Spring Pheasant Season Results
The spring pheasant season faced heavy mud, rain, and wind as hunters reported varied success. Many birds remained wary and scattered. shells were scarce for some, yet veterans kept fields busy. Licenses expire March 31. wildlife stamps support conservation efforts. notable pheasant stories from Emmetsburg and Stampton highlighted local hunting culture.
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Tawa
Huntime
Hue
Marsital
Iowa
Conservation Cnion
Conservation Commission
AC Emmetsburg
Robert Brereton
Brereton
Stampton
No Longer Need Purchase Order To Recap Tires
Gas ration book holders may have tires recapped without a purchase order to keep cars on the road in 1943. Recapping saves rubber, costing about six dollars fifty cents for a 6,00x16 tire. OPA rules allow extensive recapping and new tires for various vehicles based on eligibility, with inspections required for most vehicles. Sunnyside Beauty Shop reports strong spring business and stable prices.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
ODT
Waves at Great Lakes Navy Station Show Bright Life For Waves
The Waves at Great Lakes live in barracks transformed from a private Lake Forest home and share duties with the men. They eat, sleep, and drill on schedule, enjoy entertainment options, and receive comparable pay and benefits including clothes allowances, lodging, travel chances, and medical care. The station currently houses 35 enlisted Waves and 28 officers, with projections for more joining by June as women train alongside men.
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Great Sire
Blue Jackets
Lake Forest
Ilinois
Liberty
Ue Ahue Jackete Lotties
No No No Phase In Child Behavior
A mother notes a child saying no to everything as a passing phase in early development. Psychologists cite inconsistent parenting and overcontrol as triggers, while healthy outlets and peer play help children develop self power and reduce negative reactions. Iowa Child Welfare Research Station, State University of Iowa.
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Eilese
Towa
Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
State University of Iowa
Tragic crosswalk crash sparks safety push
A driver routinely crossed a grade crossing for five years, nearly at the same minute each day, and despite the rising danger from more trains in war time, he drove through as a collision occurred in daylight. The National Safety Council launches an awareness campaign highlighting the hazards.
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Pusil
National Safety Council
Dairy Products Need More Care at Home
A summary of sanitary steps from the Dairy Industry Department at Iowa State College emphasizes clean cows and utensils, proper milking hygiene, and rapid cooling to keep milk fresh. It notes brushing the cow, washing udders, using clean containers, clean barns, and separate fresh milk from old. It also mentions cooling methods and avoiding mixing old and new milk to prevent souring.
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Nowa
A. Iverstead
Towa State College
Tarantee
Fryrerator
Government Calls For 50 Percent Beeswax Increase
The Department of Agriculture asks beekeepers to join a national drive to boost beeswax production by 50 percent over 10. Reeswas is in demand for wartime needs and military use. Beekeepers must plan operations carefully, may shift away from honey methods, and recover burr comb from frames. Controlling the bee moth remains crucial to preserving stored combs and weakened frames.
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Department of Agriculture
Reeswas
Noahs Ark Question From A Young Reader
A Sunday school teacher prompts questions about Noah's ark as a six year old asks why Noah didn’t swat the flies. The Northwood Anchor notes a playful class exchange and the local tone.
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Noah
Northwood
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Enver
Bnimtings
Levishetate
National Wildlife
Washington, D.C
Natio
Wildlife Federation
Sixteenth Street
Nlowa Washinioth
Harmacy
Sunnyside Beauty Shop
Great Lakes
Connell
Havers
Eders
Ustad
Elf Tivers
Semple University
Independence Street
Henry Gosselink
Ivekeepers
Northrup King
Lasschuit’s Grocery
DeVoe
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