Uncle Sam as Competitor in Industry Declines to Prosper
An article from the Journal Press of Buffalo Minnesota laments government competition with private business. It argues Uncle Sam cannot profit from printing, dentistry, banking, or mills while taxpayers bear deficits and rising federal taxes. It urges restoring limited government and individual responsibility to revive prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Minnesota Taxpayers Association
America
Viournal Press
Buffalo, Minn
Portland area notes and storm damages cross weekend
Irvin Krieger visits. families from Burt, Woden and Titonka join Lewd events and farm life. A severe Saturday night storm struck Portland farms, burning the Carl Carlson barn and destroying machinery, hay, and livestock shelter. Neighbors aided, crops survive, and plans hint at rebuilding while farm life continues amid low prices.
Domesticated carp and its place in American waters
The article traces carp origins from Asia and introduction to America around 1877, noting many varieties and sizes. It discusses carp as a major Mississippi Valley food fish, its diet, spawning, and debate over its impact on native species, while highlighting factors harming native fishes such as overfishing, obstructions, and pollution. It contrasts carp behavior, age claims, and emphasizes broader fishing culture and personal recollections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
China
America
Germany
Mississippi Valley
John Harl
Harl
Mississippi
Substituting macaroni bait In fishing and Iowa game notes
The Kentucky bulletin cites dried ground and worm shortages driving anglers to break macaroni into short pieces and boil until stiff, yielding a worm substitute good for channel cat, white perch, buffalo, carp, and suckers. Iowa reports Hungarian partridge releases in O'Brien county and notes potential future abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Fish and Game Bulletin
The Starling Bird in Iowa Crop and Wildlife Debate
The Starling is debated as helpful for preying on insects but harmful to fruit crops. Bureau of Biological Survey notes it may do more good than harm, yet its feeding on cherries and other fruits drives competition with native birds. State game wardens urge youths to follow game laws and support conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
O'Brien County
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
U. S. Biological Survey
Black Hawk County
Leopold
Towa
Bureau of Biological Survey
Veteran Corwith printer Johnson marks 90th birthday legacy
A. A. Johnson, Corwith pioneer and veteran printer, moved to Corwith 44 years ago on the Fourth of July and took charge of the Crescent on July Sth. He runs a job office and weekly column Christian Matters in the Hustler, using new twelve point type he calls pica. Arend Honken Jr. died June 27 at University Hospital Iowa City after a three month illness. burial July 1. He was born October 26 1884 in Bund a Germany and married December 20 1911 near Kamrar. The family later moved to Kossuth County and farm east of Bancroft. he leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Jobnson
Corwith
Hustler
Abrond Honken
Iowa City
Arend Honken, Jr
University Hospital
Bunda
Germany
Kamrar
Janette Karelp
Kossyth County
Bancroft
Minale
North Iowa funeral ties and salary refunds noted
A Ban croft Register report lists North Iowans at a funeral with out of town relatives attending. A Des Moines press item names Iowa lawmakers who collected salary allowances and have not returned funds, listing numerous senators and representatives with amounts. Mrs N May Larson leads a county project meeting in Burt to draft the 1932 Fifth year Clothing state fair plans and material checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrend Andrew
Howard
Leonard
Ahrend
Honken Sr
Oto Barenthin
Ben Abben
Williams
Karl Brown
iLuverne
Minnesota
John Karals
Otto Brenthin
Bancroft
Laverne, Miun
Clem Bluvs
T. Abbes
Ray Kahler
Warner Schmidt
Karl Cushman
Dd Wirtjes
Bancroft Register
Des Moines
North Jowans
C. A. Benson
Dikader
A.T. Brookins
Bassett
Good
Gea. Christopher
Waverly
BE. W. Park
Mason City
O. BH. Gunderson
Forest City
J. H
Charles W. Files
H. N. Hanson
Leland
J. M. Heald
Nashua
BE. O. Helgason
Armstrong
N. May ‘Larson
Tsader
Women's County
Legion ‘Hall
Burt
H.D.A
Local Committees Meet At Irvington County Center
Lincoln county chairman presided as Mrs. J H Warburton of Lincoln attended with committee members including Mrs John Heetland Mrs Gus Kop pen and Mrs B B Dittmer from Ledyard Portland Greenwood Greenwood publicity chairmen and county officers. Several residents and visitors from Britt Britt area and Minnesota gathered for community notes and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
J. H. Wayburton
Lincoln
John Heetland
Ledyard
Gus Koppen
B. B. Dittmer
Portland
Frank Wilhelms
Greenwood
Ray Miller
Glen ‘Burt
Eagle
Myron’ Johnston
Dagle
J. H. Warburton
H Idwa
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Stitonka
Titonia
Mwa
Wolfe
Canada Postofficas
Portland News
Leo Fox
August Kreiger
Woden
Irvin
Arlene Daniels
Leb’ Brayton
Harry ‘Putz
Ranny Bleich
Algona
Garlson
Mra
John Koestler
Irvin Krieger
Loreng Carlson
Tony Lohsi
Krieger
Buffalo Center
Bobby Odlom
St. Paul
Harry Putz
Ranny Putz
J. A. Daxter
Pete Drommel
Peter Govern
Carl Carlaon
Sachau Boys
Titonka
Dell Fitch
R. A. Putz
Farm Bureau
Tom Trenary
Goodlied Bleich
Grandpa
Grandma Bleich
Mrs. Bleich
Mrs. Koepke
Clifford Dickmeyer
Lost Island
Dickaievere
Stott’s
K. C
Ny Wai
H. Statt
H. J. Mateau
Ozark
Missouri
Huu
Starling
Leghorn
Leghorn Springs
Titania
Roduce
Bingham Township News
Fred Alliis
Louvig Helmig
John Schlenger
Ben Pannkuk
Mtonka
Tom Hinders
Emil Jacobson
Jack Krull
Herman Krulls
George
Henry Radamaker
Huntley
Minn
Wednnesday
Zeabow Hillingay
D. J. Meyer
John Schleuger
Jake Schleuger
Merwin Zwald
Ida
Belle
Ho | Wood
Herman Krull
John Radamaker
German Valley
Kobys Tjaden
Jacob
Saraha Miller
Alexzennia
George Brayton
Britt
John Meyer
Elizabeth
Ill
Conrad Limberg
Doris
John Mayer
Tlinois
August Ratschafer
Dan Meyer
SAT. Mon
Zion
Bonacker Bros
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