Extermination of Crows Reaches Over a Thousand Mark
In about a year deputy George Killinger and K Ver Pleeg report killing 1059 crows in a campaign begun last spring to protect other wildlife. They patrol crow hangouts in spare time, citing crows as pests that prey on eggs and harm birds, urging other sportsmen to join the effort. The notice appears in the Oskaloosa Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akoeta
Gare
George Killinger
K. Ver Pleeg
Killinger
Mestra
Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa Herald
Sees Danger in Changes in Gas Tax Refund Law
A long note warns that Iowa should reject a proposed gas tax refund change. It argues purple dye to prove tax-free sales invites graft, cites Kansas data, and predicts higher costs without real protection. It also condemns inspector disruption and questions feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Anriti Peomen
Rene Pong
Guteiaudime
Tdaupgerer Go Gnangres
Este
Mets
Ion
Zire Mae
Uae
taiLeem Maces
Wien
Tealers
Kansas
Iowa
United States Department of Health
Continued Subscriptions Foster Loyal Readers
The paper notes many subscribers want to keep their copies, treating them as a family fixture. To cancel, readers simply mark the box with "Refused" to end the service after the paid date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char Fom
If I Help My Brother, I Bring Golden Hours
Poem reflecting on mercy and solidarity. The speaker questions how to seek relief while ignoring a brother in distress. He urges bearing another's load, sharing hope, and offering songs to ease heartache. Every day is not lost when he helps a wayfaring friend, and content rests on acts of kindness.
Honest Heart and Inner Justice Are The True Guides
A compact reflection on inner moral sense. It argues no external authority is needed to condemn wrong acts, for honesty is engraved in the heart and reissued by each heartbeat. It suggests the bitter penalty for dishonesty is the soul’s whispered hiss.
Dilly and Daily Dialog Over Hyphen in Bind Cage
A playful exchange notes the hyphen in bind cage to humor about a bird perched on the term. The joke hinges on a pun about why the hyphen exists in the phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilly
Card of Thanks to the Fire Department
In a note from Mrs G Van Vliet and Mr and Mrs H L Renaud the family thanks the Fire Department for its swift response during a home fire. They praise the department's competence and initiative and acknowledge public criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ruth Renaud
Algona
H. L. Renaud
Knoxville
John Wesselink
Nordlund
Harold
Martha Firth
Nellie Beckering
Chas. Porter
LU. CU. Wayne
A. Haverkamp
M. Vander Linden
Gerrit Arkeran
Tracy
Wm. A. Wos
Tena Bandstra
Ake van Wyngarden
Herman Cros
Gerrit van Zante
Prairie City
Peter de Hean
Des Moines
Jake de Haan
Frank Clerk
Gerrit Vos
Melson
Andrew
Lucreata
Evelyn
Wm. A. Vos
F. M. Froza
G. van Vliet
Lamb Grading Plan for Marion County Sheep Market
Marion county lamb growers mark early lambs on a graded basis with 200 already listed and expectations to double before the market. Lambs will be weighed near 70 to 90 pounds, graded at a central point by experts, then moved to market. Feeding guidance emphasizes grain, oil meal, clean troughs, fresh grain daily, and starter grain before pasture.
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Marion County
Coumty
Jane
Central Point
C. W. McDonsid
Jows Stave College
Latte Commission
Henry, Waeshington
Ewainiy
Tegsk Il
Brown
Waltal Yeas
Farm Lambs Graze While Ewes Rest in Sun Heat
Farmers discuss managing lamb eating time as ewes rest during the heat of the day. Some workers separate lambs from their mothers at night and morning to extend creep feeding and encourage grazing.
The Success Family and Its Chief Qualities
A compact allegory lists the family of success, naming the Father as Work and the Mother as Ambition. It describes children such as Common Sense Perseverance Honesty Fairness Foresight Enthusiasm Cooperation and the daughter Character with sisters Cheerfulness Loyalty Courtesy Care Economy Sincerity Harmony and the baby Opportunity.
Day by Day We Strive to Look Ahead Poem
A lyric reflection on patience and faith guiding future steps. The speaker credits a higher hand for steady progress, expressing trust in light returning as effort continues. Written in a devotional, timeless voice.
National administration seeks one billion dollar cut
The present national administration targets reducing government expenses by at least one billion dollars as a primary fiscal goal. The plan focuses on trimming programs and efficiency measures across agencies to curb spending while maintaining essential services.
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A. van Duren
C. J. Wray
Lyle Mick
Prof. Sadler
Aida
Sadler
Europe
Mrs
Joe Schultz of
Laverne
J. E. Schultz
R. A. Awtry
Mrs. Awtry
Newton
Chicago
Mark Rillihan
Mr. Awtry
Harry Awtry
Lenora Gaass
Florence Black
Wilma Vander Linden
Irene Boot
Lawrence Tibbett
Shrine Temple
Lillian Payne
Jefferson
Edward Vos
Johnnie Meyer
Rene de Hamer
Jon Meyer
Lincoln Building
John Ludeman
Beaman, Laws
Clas Iate
Elbert van Maanen
Grundy Center
Dusugque
Bb. van Maanen
Katie van Engelhoven
Annabell van Heukelem
Warner Willemson
Everett Heyveld
Martha Nave Hoksbergen
Mrs. M. Hoksbergen
Herbert Klauren
Iowa City
E. Klauren
H. P. Scholte
Dick Ver Ploeg
Steve Hill
Eldon Tharpe
Pleasant Plain
N. de Reus
Earl Black
Chicegs
Reuben Sehakel Wee
H. W. Wenseling
Sioux Center
Severn
Dey, I Pella Visting Witk
Wevelmrgne
Alice Une Grayce
Mra
Elmer Merredett
Dee
Beusel Indies Mit
Mrs Db
Dave Thomas
Valley Junction
Pleasantville
Harold Haverkamp
D. P. van Gorp
Jacob Kuiken
Franklin Street
L. W. Hartley
Town City
Kilieger
Chronicle
Spot Cash
John Wynberg
Main Street
Barred Rocks
B. Giants
Ss. Co
Minorcas
J. H. Shinn Hatcheries
Pella, Iowa
Emenm
Motor Club of
Jowz
Senate
Stolea
Seconda
Farm Bureau Notes
Walter Brown
THE
Success
Pella
Central Park Cafe
South Side Square
Mealpolder Bros
LY Low
Mother
DE Jong
Post Office
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