Conservation Notes and Pheasant Banding Reflections
An excerpted conservation note recounts spring and conservation work with pheasants, banding efforts, and officer checks. It highlights public questions about hunting practices, band returns, and the role of hunters in wildlife management. It urges readers to report bands with location data and to support cover improvements for better game yields.
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Huston
Des Moines
Cahsetvilben Coinianastat
Fish and Wildlife
Canada
U.S
State Conservation Commission
Des Mines
4 H Foods Winner Named Lowe Delegate to National Congress
Ruth McKinney of Ruthven in Palo Alto County won 4 H Foods honors for her nine years of club work, completing eleven projects. She baked breads cookies cakes pies and put up jams while a teammate helped display at the county fair. Ruth earned an all expense paid trip to Chicago as a state winner, with a scholarship fund backing national winners.
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Lowe
Chicago
Nesbee
Edith P. Barker
Iowa
GE County
Ate
Ruth
Servel Tee Econemies Department
Chisi
Iowa State College Extension Service
Local News Highlights From Pella Area
Peoria News 1 reports from Pella area including visitors and visits by Sidney Vander Want and the Rus family. Trades involve a 1926 Model T and 1929 Dodge for a 17 Studebaker. Notices detail Thanksgiving gatherings, church events, baptisms, and community illness, with updates on neighbors and relatives in Des Moines and Oskaloosa.
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Sidney Vander
Pella
Gerrit Rus
Ford
Dick Stuardema
Des Moines
Studebaker
Tae Roose
Buffalo
New York
Vander Molen
Therm
Thanksgiving Week News of Oskaloosa and Pella Families
A crowded Thanksgiving period finds Fifield area residents visiting relatives in Oskaloosa and Pella. Gerrit Kuiken of Fort Leonard Wood and family visit, with others including Mr and Mrs C J Kuiken, Mrs Della Jones from Knoxville, and the Amos family hosting relations from Muskegon to Cedar. School activities include a White Breast School program by Mrs Ramage and a Home Project Stub meeting led by Rolland Knopf. Continuous travel and family gatherings mark the holiday week.
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Laval
Don Amos
Evelyn
Soc Amos
Dunreath
Leonard Schippers
Juvol Kuiken Dr
Fone van Zee
Delis Schinkel
Oskaloosa
Albert van Zee
Jennie van
Zee
Nelvin
Elin Groenehoom
Pella
Mra
Gerrit Beyer
Herman Tuinstra
Donald
Artene
Oxkloosa
Chr
Meinders
Connie Jane
Leonard Hippere
Phyllis Joan
Dex Moines
Wm. Verwert
Daught
Fifield
Joyce Kaiken
G. Kiyn
Lubertha
Jacob Kutken
Marton Brink
Cedar
Della Jones
Knoxville
John Amos
Amos
Byt
Gerrit Kuiken
Fort Leonard Weed
C.J. Kuiken
Eel Meine Dyes
Connie June
Jacob Kuiken Sr
Muskegon
Michigan
June Kuiken Jr
Gerrit
Stub
Mery
Rolland Knopf
White Breast School
Ramage
John” Amos
B.C. Daubenspeck
Willard and
Arvin Klein
G. G. Klyn
75 Cent Rate For Corn Loans In This County
Marion County AAA set corn loan rate at 75 cents a bushel for this year with 14 cents higher than the 140 rate. Chairman Herb announced the historic decision at the county office on November 16.
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Ofice
Marion County Aaa
Marion County
AAA
Herb
Corn Loan Rates Set by County Production
The Knoxville Journal reports that loan rates for corn will be set on a county by county basis tied to annual production. Nationwide ranges span 60 to 74 cents per bushel with Town at 70 to 76 cents. Northwestern and north central Iowa see the lowest rates due to heavy production. southeastern areas see the highest. Loans on 141 corn begin December 1 and run to September 30, 1942, based on No 3 grade or better, with moisture and test weight adjustments. Interest is 3 percent annually.
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Knoxville Journal
Sunnyside Rempty Shop Accesses Local Youth Following
Sunnyside Rempty Shop brings many friends to its hair cutting department serving women and children. The ad notes the shop specializes in cuts for families and invites local patrons to visit.
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Sunnyside
Tail of a comet shows monoxide in its gas trail
The tail of a comet contains monoxide gas, the same chemical found in automobile exhaust, a fact that links space phenomena to everyday emissions and could inform studies of cometary chemistry and atmospheric processes.
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Notes
Batringer
Light
Sarah
Asa
Clyde
Grasshopper
Bowa
4-H Foods
Ruth McKinney
Ruthven
Palo Alto County
Gok Phae
Lowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
Great Lakes
U. S. Wildlife Service
Decorah
Kramers
Strawberry Point
Dave de Cook
VOS
Deine
Warvien
Andaby
Star O11
Willard Fine Furs
Peoria News
Fifield News
Sadler Publishing Co
Moe
Munsingwear
Van
Pella Chronicle
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