State game association endorses stricter fish and game laws
The Des Moines meeting endorsed W. E. Albert of Lansing for reappointment, urged funds from fines go to the department, set rabbit and quail seasons, proposed banning hunting by aliens, recommended 2% inch meshes for commercial nets on the Mississippi and Missouri, and predicted a May to September fishing closure. The group backed eradicating carp and opposed ferrets, while noting the death of Belgian stallion Farceur once topped world prices.
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Aewsi
J. Wohunas
Des Moines
Taw
W. EK. Albert
Lansing
Mississippi
Missouri
Maine
New Iowa Dog Law Sparks County Revenue Debate
The new dog law mandates a 25 cent fee atop the 31 dollar license. Many county auditors ignored it, thinking it went to the auditor. The attorney general rules the 25 cent collections must go to the county treasury, prompting audits of past practice.
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Iowa
James W. Holden
Scranton
Green County
State Highway Commission
General Assembly
Holden
Federal Aid Fund
Rural life notes and college tobacco study emerge in Iowa items
An auditor pursues 700 dog owners for unpaid sums while a Tona carrier nears 18 years on route and notes widespread vehicle adoption. Grinnell College reports tobacco use correlates with lower scholarship and chapel attendees score higher. A rural sale in Altan nets over 4000 dollars with many items selling above purchase price. The 1921 lightning rod report shows 142 fires without protection causing 234263 dollars in losses.
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Tona
Chickasaw County
Grinnell College
Main
Major Iowa State House Activity and Sioux City Note
A wide slice of Iowa life is sketched from Des Moines government work to Sioux City’s cosmopolitan shipping scene. Highlights include nurse and pharmacist exams, lawyers and teachers licenses, rail taxation debates, Camp Dodge upgrades, and local legends like Lester Orton. The piece blends state affairs with regional curios.
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State House
Des Moines
Legislative Tax Commission
House
Senate
Sioux City
Iowa
Great Northwest
Union Depot
Kansas City
Scotty” Philip
Piere
State Social Work Conference to Reform Poor Relief
A vigorous campaign will be launched by the State Conference of Social Work to systematize poor relief and cut waste. Miss Louise Cottral says county officials will see a stabilizing plan, with regional conferences planned across the state.
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State Conference of Social Work
Louise Cottral
University of Town
State Conference on Social Work Programs Update
Report notes successful meetings held last year at Oskaloosa and Dubur gia and outlines the year’s program focusing on current practices rather than ideal methods.
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Oskaloosa
Dubrgia
Clayton County Records Show Animal Licenses and Payments
Clayton county spent 24 for rattlesnakes Gavin 1 dowa year. It paid 31,80 Mt groindogs and 229 for gophers, county bag licensed 1,969 dogs. More counties license as many as 60,000 dogs. Ta Iowa arse jogs in Lowa. 1 lyw in 1922, Protected by.
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Clayton County
Woden News Notes Busy Week Of Local Visitors
Woden News lists numerous local calls and visits from Britt Titonka Buffalo Center Crystal Lake Garner and Forest City plus yes to Titonka games and a postponed Crystal Lake Band performance due to bad weather. It notes Creamery money advances and a nurse returning to Altona with other community updates.
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Anita Boekts
Titanics
Jaconst Homa
Bay Valley
Britt
Herb Dirgle
Ted Gerdeg
Mason City
Hineat Meyer
Reju
Titonka
Henry Bode
Oie
C. A. Lawlertet
Minneapolis
Hayfield
Edward Christengen
Sam
Laz Barron
Buffalo Center
John Haan
Crystal Lake
Margaret
Genevieve Lawler
Charles Missman
Garner
Irene McCraden
Forest City
John Ormsby
John Baack
Paul
Arva Cunningham
Fairmont
Minnesota
C. L. Cunningham
Berniece
Harold
Esther Missman
John Colter
Evelyn
Wm. Orthel
Board of Directors
John Christenson
Illinois
J. J. Cosgrove
Henry Kruse
Renville
Opal Eisenmann
Ted Ringsdort
Burt
B. A. Pannhuk
Tijtonka
Myrtle McCall
John Ormaby
Miss Meyers
Ray
Algona
M.J. Mertz
Matte
George Breen
J. D. Breen
Sothc
Kathryn
Stholdt
Kathryn Firpattrick
J.H. Hode
Sam Barton
Frank Rourke
Joseph Ormsby
George Quinn
Fred Shipley Rune
Ernest Meyer
Wee Misa Mae
Ferleman
County Miet
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Farceur
C. G. Good
Ogden
William Crownover
Cedar Falls Fairgrouds
Fareerr
Belgium
Hudson
Black Hawk County
Boone County
Mr. Good
Altan
Sioux County
John P. Manson
J. A. Tracy
Tracy
State Executive Council
Anyfort
Executive Council
Masters In Chancery
Scott M. Ladd
John H. Guiher
Winterset
Guiher
Kendall
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
Fair Grounds
National Guard
Board
Bible Study Committee
State Teachers” Association
D. 8. Wright
State Teachers, College
Cedar Falls
E. D. Starbuck
State University
Iowa City
D. F. Muilvahill
L. EB. Bladine
Internal Revenue
Income Tax Bureau
Washington
Clarke County
Murray
John Miller
Osceola
Miller
Board of Supervisors
Jones
Jones Was Killed and Dr. Fuller
Court House Square
Montezuma
Powshiek County
American Legion
Court House
Lester Orton
Adel
Dallas County
Orton
Middle West
Orton Brothers
Aggregation
Ortonville
Waukee
Milwaukee
al G. Field
District Court of
Shelby County
W. L. Paup
Sarah Ann Paup
R. R. Roberts
Hancock County
Otis Thompson
Clarion
Wright County
Mr. Thompson
Justin Barry
Dorchester
Allamakee County
Hol
Beardmore
Malin Street
Mr. Wolf
Main Street
Mrs. Hiller Teff
Wesley
Lamoreus
Mereford
Uneeda Ovion
Weber
John Deere
Emerson
H. Z. Bacon
Otto Kunz
Ihno Gerdes
Woden News
Bond A
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