Iowa Deaths and Fisheries Legislation Across the State
Obituary notes the death of Robert Kirkwood Lucas a Johnson county pioneer aged 71, nephew of Gov Samuel J Kirkwood and grandson of first territorial governor Robert Lucas. Articles cover fishing licenses, eel abundance in the Cedar River, and a 1924 overhaul of department inspections and tax law impacts. Also reported are livestock, rail and river freight comparisons, veterans rehabilitation, and a Yeoman children's home project with regional staff details. A Des Moines bank robbery case and sheriff pursuit conclude the item.
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Towa City
Robert Kirkwood Lucas
Johnson County
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Robert Lucas
R. Harlan
State Historical Department
Oreative
Carroll
Harding
Kendall
Hansel
Brown
Bloomfield
Gov
Osceola County
Lucas County
Cottage Grove
Des Moines
Paul Brown
Gentry County
Artur Stanler
Bethany
Jefferson Highway
Albany
Wagner
Ning G
St. Joseph
Pheasant Bounties Paid. Tuberculosis Tests Reported Across Counties
May bounty payments totaled 12929 dollars and 23 cents for pheasants and eggs, with residents of Butler and Winnebago counties receiving 1 dollar per live bird and per dozen eggs. Egg hatch rate near 73 percent. From April 26 to May 30, 9622 cattle herds underwent county area TB tests across 39 counties, totaling 162, appearing 79S cattle tested with 8,456 found positive. County tallies list Benton, Mitchell, Sioux, Dickinson, Hardin, Kossuth, Warren, and others. Fire-fighting equipment arrangements discussed for farmers, plus College Springs rules on engine lending within four miles, pricing 10–15 dollars based on distance.
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State Fish and Game Department
Buttler
Winnebago
Benton County
Mitchell County
Sioux Couny
Dickinson
Hardin
Kossuth
Warren
Poeghontas
Scott
Hamilton
Grundy
Greene
Iowa
Jones
O'Brien
Shelby
Rapper
Guthrie
Polk
Buena Vista
Adams
Clay
Delaware
Fremont
Contersy
Sac City
College Springs
Page County
Enei’s
Charges for mile driven include engine recharge fee
A fragment notes a payment structure offering $20 for up to the third mile and $25 for up to the fourth mile, with the charge covering the cost of recharging chemical engines and the driver's hire.
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