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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
7
A survey of glass fishing rods shows they endure more abuse than bamboo or metal types and may overtake bamboo in popularity. Montague officials describe glass rod testing proving durability, flexibility, and action comparable to traditional bamboo.
The Wildlife Management Institute reports mourning doves in Alabama are dying from trichomoniasis earlier in the year and at higher levels than in 1950. Alabama cooperative wildlife research unit staff are investigating these unusual fatalities and seek to determine the full extent of the die-off.
Farm offering 240 acres in O Brien County near Paullina Iowa with a colonial home and tenant house. Modern water system and REA wiring, graveled road, two miles from Paullina and 60 miles from Sioux City. Possession March 1952. Contact J W Menderson Paullina Iowa. Also piano accordions advertised by Linquist Music Minneapolis Minnesota.
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