Rock Valley Jubilee Week highlights and local notes
August reports from Rock Valley capture Jubilee parade plans with bands from nearby towns, a Le Mars drum corps demo, and yard sale proceeds. Laws, church anniversaries, and civic events are summarized alongside historical notes on St Mary’s and the Rock Valley Sales Co opening livestock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Yvualley
Hull
Hudson
le Mars
Orange City
le Mars Drum and Bugle Corps
Jubilee Committee
Main Street
Rock Valley
Don Klein
Tom McGill
Father Smith
Emmetsburg
J. Phelan
Wat
St Mary's
Rock Valley Sales Co
Iowa may see more married men drafted in 24 25 age group
Iowa draft official Bowles says future increases target single men first, then married men aged 24 to 25. He notes September quota of 300 is high, and October may rise. He attributes changes to enlistment drops, not Viet Nam.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Army
Glenn H. Rowles
State Selective Service
Bowles
Vowles
Iowa
Pheasant Broad Survey Underway In Iowa
State wildlife officials announce ongoing large scale pheasant counts across Iowa performed by biologists conservation officers and game managers. Final results due soon will show population recovery from March blizzards and compare 1965 levels with earlier years while noting last year’s reduced production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Iowa
Local visitors from Minnesota and Michigan stopovers
Locals Mr and Mrs Henry De Jager and Mr and Mrs Martin Kuiken, Sioux Center, spent a few days at Big Horn Lake in Minn. En route home they visited Rev and Mrs Henry Nyhof, Marletta, Minn., formerly of Fairview, S. D. MO Alsager and son Mark from Birmingham, Mich., are visiting the parental home of HJ Long for about ten days.
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Henry de Jager
Martin Kuiken
Sioux Certer
Big Horn Lake
Minn
Henry Nyhof
Marletta
Fairview
S. D
MO Alsager
Mark
Birmingham
Mich
HJ Long
Iowa pheasant numbers stable despite hunting activity
The pheasant sex ratio over two years shows about one cock for every four hens, suggesting hunters have not overharvested the population and that hunting is not a key factor in pheasant abundance.
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Iowa
Weather hits pheasant population hard across state
Severe storms last March and inadequate nesting cover have harmed the pheasant population more than all other factors combined, exceeding prior winter losses and stressing wildlife conditions statewide.
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THE
Valley Memoirs
Europe
John Wynia
Charles Wynna
Italy
Christian Reformed Church
Moes
Huissen
Chicago
Duncan
de Bey
Chas. Broocke
Sioux Center
Sarm Bureau
Plato Township
Jacobson Grove
St. Mary's Parish
Audubon
Crawford
Odd Fellows
Modern Woodsmen
Roy Howell
Arlington, Minn
U. S
Business Service Directory
L. J. Roetman
Optometrist
Rock Rapids
Sioux Abstract
ENC
Towa
Orange City, Iowa
Wayland C. Breese
Mer
C. J. Schroeder
Drs. Simonsen and
Mouw
Burger’s
Chevrolet
Rock R
Elmer E. Hedner
Broadway
Canton
Inwood
Rock Valley Christian School
Rock Valley Police Department
U.S. Highway 18
Jim Boogerd
Rock Valley’ Ball Park
Sioux City
White Horse Patrol
al Porter
Art Stars
Sheldon All
R. V. Commercial Club
R. V. Saddle Club
R. V. Go-Kart Club
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