State Game Laws Summary From Warden Lincoln Pamphlet
This pamphlet lists prohibited fishing and hunting acts in Iowa. It bans nets and traps as nuisances, limits salmon trout bass pike and perch catches, forbids taking more than forty game fish per day, and restricts trot lines. It prohibits ice shelter use, fishing near fishways, size limits, explosives, long minnows seines, and taking game birds in specific date ranges. It also covers dam construction without fishways, bag limits, possession limits, and transport restrictions for game birds.
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Lincoln
Towa
Publc
Seal of Minnesota Flour At Coles Seed Store
A brief notice notes a modern mill experience and good wheat, yielding Seal of Minnesota flour, now available at Coles Seed Store.
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Seal OF Minnesota
Coles Seed Store
Cheap Rate to the Southeast
The Chicago Great Western announces ticket sales to Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory and New Mexico at very low rates on September 20 October 4 and October 18. Inquiries may be made through any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Illinois.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Terriory
New Mexico
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Seed store touts best flour and seal of Minnesota
Promotional line promotes Cole's Seed Store and claims the best flour, mentioning the seal of Minnesota as a credential for quality. The terse note highlights the store as a source for flour and seeds.
Water Horses Often Warns on Frequent Team Hydration
A Rural New Yorker correspondent urges farmers to water draft teams at least once per half day and preferably twice in hot weather. Farmers may drink water at several times before noon and afternoon, but the team often goes unwatered. The writer notes watering in the evening, about two to three hours after the night feed, helps maintain team health and labor efficiency.
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New Yorker
Need of Improving Common Cattle Efficiency
The article notes a plain need to improve common cattle stock as slaughtering reveals low dressed weight. Tests across many abattoirs show average dressed weight around 60 percent of live weight, even for reasonably bred and fed cattle. This causes a loss of about 96.2 pounds per head, equating to $7.70 per animal at 8 cents per pound.
Exchange of Cattle for Sheep Gains Ground in Texas
Cattlemen on western farms are swapping cattle for sheep as sheep return greater fertility to soil. Texas farmers are increasingly selling cattle to enter the sheep business, reversing earlier clashes with sheepmen on the ranges.
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Big Western
Texas
U. S
Canada
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