Local notes reflect many health and travel updates
Mrs Elizabeth Sadler returns to Huntington after a two month visit with Sadler families. Mrs Lloyd Van Zante and baby boy leave Mahaska hospital Osskaloosa after birth. Several locals journey for fishing trips in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Medical operations are noted for Mrs D C Van Zante Mrs H W Breuklander and Anne De Cook. A burial in Dubuque for Linda Trilk Kuiken is reported and east coast trip details accompany names Van Roekel Amherst Massachusetts.
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Elizabeth Sadler
Huntington
West Virginia
Sadler
Nina van Gorp
Lloyd van Zante
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Raymond Vander Leest
Leighton
Mercy, Oskaloosa
Ralph Grundman
J. G. Best
Goodwin
Minnesota
Ralph
Harry Holtz
Sioux City
Iowa
M. M. Dockendorf
Warren van Sittert
Charles Burkhart
H.C. Vander Meulen
A. J. Kleinjan
G. Vander Linden
Hynes
California
Ben Vogelaar
Durant
New York
Netherlands
Holland
Stryen
The
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Ike Wormhoudt
Fadyville
Pella
Joe Stientjes
Connie Schuring
Lester Vander Pol
Fred Veenstra
C. C. Buerkens
Jean Kuyp
Bob Kuyper
Ray Brom
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Ohio
H. Lankelma
Don Walton
Brighton
Central College
Darel Mensch
Phyllis Ver Ploeg
W. C. Ver Ploeg
Denver
Colorado
Marcia Kuyper
University of Iowa
Iowa City
H. E. Kuyper
Louis Thomassen
John
Waterloo
Robert Cord
Farmer City
Minois
Harold Thomassen
Thomassen
Ed Thomassen
Tracy
Hl. P. van Rees
Davenport
Earl van Rees
Nick Koopman
H. W. Breuklander
Mahaska
Warner Wil Jemsen
Anne J. de Cook
Pel
Peter Vos
Otley
Ray Vander Leest
Mercy
Skaloosa
W. B. Pietenpol
University of Colorado At
Henry
Will
H. W. Pietenpol
Jacob Kuiken
A. A. van Zee
C. J. Kuiken
John J. Kuiken
Marion J. Kuiken
Dubuque
Linda Trilk Kuiken
Peter Kuiken
J. Kuiken
Muskegon
Michigan
Wilmette
Ilinois
van Roekel
Vermont
New Hampshire
van Rockers
Cape Anne
Massachusetts
Maine
Amherst
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Sioux County, Iowa
Bill Alley Forecasts Second Des Moines River Flood
Red Rock resident Bill Alley, who has watched the Des Moines river rise and fall, predicted a second flood after the first receded too quickly. River men warned the initial flood left excess pond fish and overflow water, signaling another surge to carry them away, and it arrived.
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Bill Alley
Red Rock
Des Moines
Bill
Knoxville Journal
Marion County Corn Crop Seen Near 80000 Acres
Gress Rogers reports Marion county likely close to 80000 acres planted to corn with about 2 percent or less not producing due to flood damage. Early plantings and replanting efforts aim to recover from heavy rains, while oats and soybeans show mixed progress and seed prices run high. Alfalfa cuttings underway with expectations of heavy yields.
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Marion County
Bureau
Knoxville
Gress Rogers
Rogers
Gas Death Toll Sign Baffles Northwood Fishermen
Northwood fishermen returning from Minnesota lakes brought home a fragment of a town road sign reading 1076 people died of gas last year with garbled text following. The item, described as posted at a town entrance, appears to be a misread or faded message related to gas fatalities, noted by the Northwood Anchor.
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Northwood
Minnesota
Duck Hunters Hear St Paul Meeting On Season Plans
At the St Paul hearing between fish and game staff and sportsmen from north central states and the U S Fish and Wildlife Service, Iowa hunters voiced views on open seasons bag limits and flyway policies. Over half of Iowa sportsmen clubs returned questionnaires showing support for an open 1947 duck season while many opposed broader access by flyways and zones. A majority favored conserving waterfowl by restricting seasons and bag sizes with debate over duck stamp costs and endangered species listings.
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St. Paul
United States
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Towa
Fish and Wildlife Service
Iowa Conservation Commission
Iowa
Audubon Campaign Fosters Closed Season in Nation
National Audubon Society pushes for closed seasons nationwide. North central state fish and game administrators delayed Fish and Wildlife recommendations until nesting season ends and better waterfowl population estimates, including this year’s hatch, are known. State official G L Ziemer notes possible reduction in hunting days and bag limits for town hunters.
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National Audubon Society
United States
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