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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1948

Page

4

Pheasant season opens with huge hunter turnout

The 1948 pheasant season opens at noon on November 11 as the state prepares for a record hunter presence. The Conservation Commission expects about 100 000 licensed hunters to pursue ringneck pheasants on opening day amid reports of strong populations, especially in central and north central Iowa._Total licensed hunters exceed 300 000 with many landowners hunting their own property without licenses. Highlights the Kill No Hen rule and notes hunting territory spans 68 counties with 40 000 square miles.

State Conservaion Commission The Conservation Commission

Vertical Expansion Boosts Per Acre Output in Farming

The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee promotes vertical expansion to raise bushels per acre without extra land. By boosting soil fertility with organic matter and nutrients, crops use rain more efficiently and fertilizers become more effective. A rotation with deep rooted legumes and proper phosphate and potash feeding supports sustainable yields.

Chicago Middle West Soil Improvement Committee

Anti-Illiteracy Gains Reported by Mexican Education Ministry

The Mexican ministry of public education says the three year anti illiteracy campaign has taught about one million more people to read and write. Illiteracy fell from 35 percent to 30 percent of the population.

Ministry of Public Education

Local Post Office Notice from Boyden Iowa

Public notice states material entered at Boyden post office as second class matter and published weekly on Thursdays after noon with a subscription price of two dollars per year.

Boyden Iowa

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