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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1932
Page
7
Sioux City Red and Reel Club adopts plan to repurpose Christmas trees for birds. Schools, scouts and youth groups join deputy wardens and park rangers in winter feeding and sheltering Iowa game birds, using trees to build shelters and feeding stations with corn shocks and brush tepees.
John Ball of the American Game Association told Iowa officials at a Des Moines convention that the Iowa conservation plan shifts game wardens from merely enforcing rules to active conservation work in partnership with farmers and sportsmen. He stressed farmers as the key to success and noted allied support from state and wildlife groups.
Metal containers should be used for ashes to ensure safety. Remove ashes from the ash pit as soon as the fire is shaken. Allowing ashes to cool in the pit risks damage to the grate from excessive accumulation.
Instructions describe boiling water in a teakettle, tying muslin over the sprout, and passing velvet pieces through the steam to freshen them. The process aims to restore softness and vitality to small velvet pieces.
Buy grapefruits by weight to pick the juiciest fruit. Heavier specimens tend to have more juice and better overall flavor than lighter ones. Look for firm, taut skin with a smooth appearance and no soft spots.
The article notes that medium sized cucumbers usually offer the best tenderness, while larger ones tend to be tougher and less desirable for sensitive textures.
In Linn and surrounding counties most of the released fish were small bullheads pickerel pike sunfish crappies bass and minnows. Crews destroyed or donated 54300 pounds of carp with Webster County leading at 10000 pounds. Officials worked with relief groups to ensure aid reached those in need before season end inventory rules by December 30.
Betty Webster offers practical tips for selecting potatoes in December. Avoid very large spuds as they often have holes in the middle. Choose firm, blemish free tubers with even color for best cooking results.
A simple dish combining 1 cup grated cabbage with 1 cup chopped pineapple and chopped celery and almonds. Dip chops in beaten egg, roll in corn flakes, bake in oven after placing a slice of onion on each chop. serve with fruit salad dressing.
W W Aitken oversees bed preparation for a new lake near Bloomfield Davis county Iowa. Shelters will vary up to 50 by 25 feet with brush wired to stumps to prevent floating. Green hardwood used for durability. This innovation in Iowa fish conservation aims to protect small fish. About 30 piles already built and 45 to 50 more planned as lake bed finishes.
Dr. Paul Errington of Iowa State College advocates protecting the short-eared owl as a practically harmless and rapidly scarce species in Iowa. He notes the bird’s daytime activity and ease of hunting makes it vulnerable to indiscriminate hunters, despite being a relative of other owls.
A simple method outlines making a ginger marmalade spread from preserved ginger chopped fine and mixed with orange marmalade. Butter bread, spread the mixture thinly, and assemble as sandwiches for serving.
A brief baking hint suggests adding a percentage of flour and bread date notes alongside pounds of English walnuts. The fragment implies a recipe tip on incorporating walnuts into bread dough and balancing ratios for texture and flavor.
The short-eared owl eats mainly mice and ground squirrels and is fading in Iowa due to hunting. Dr Errington urges protection over gunfire. Farmers are thinning woodlots to keep fuel while preserving bird cover and winter shelter for quail and other birds with brush piles and tepee feeding shelters.
Iowa fish and game officials urge hunters to stop shooting on game management areas. They warn that shooting on these areas deprives the state of future game, as seed stock has been planted or natural stock protected to grow shootable populations.
A simple loaf style recipe uses walnuts dates flour sugar and eggs. Mix dry ingredients then fold in nuts and dates. Beat egg yolks and whites separately before combining. Bake in greased three half pound cans for about 45 minutes until done.
A hearty, inexpensive supper blends creamed dried beef with baked potatoes for a substantial winter meal. The dish combines pantry staples into a filling, budget friendly option.
Peel apples and cut into fourths. Layer in casserole with butter sugar and nutmeg. Bake about one hour until puffed and firm. Serve with whipped or plain cream.
Copyright notice for The Bonnet- Brown Corporation dated 1932. Indicates ownership and rights reserved in Chicago.
Reports to the state fish and game commission describe lootings by poachers in several areas despite posted signs and wardens vigilance. A plea for cooperation to Nimrods of the state urges protection of game in management areas to prevent further damage.
The Mono Game Club of Sabula announces Dr. D. C. Camblin as president S L Wells as vice president J H Ritchie as secretary treasurer and Julius Ploen Ever Peterson Ralph Blake all Sabula residents plus Mr Simpson of Green Island as directors. Over 35 charter members signed at a meeting addressed by Iowa fish and game commission staff. Plans include distributing pheasant eggs for spring hatching in the Sabula area.
Special execution from Bremer county District Court on a 1932 judgment in favor of The Equitable Life Assurance Society against Chas Ager et al. levies on 180 acres in Dresden Township Chickasaw county and Bremer county property including described fractional sections plus an easement. Sale aims to satisfy $12 689.19 debt plus $237.29 costs with accruing costs.
Lars to the high est and best bidder for cash on January 9 1933 in front of the Court House Waverly Bremer County Iowa at 2 pm. Attendance required. Dated December 9 1932. Frank Sager Sheriff of Bremer County Iowa. Barnes Chamberlain Hanzlik Thompson Cedar Rapids Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The speaker cites Marcus Aurelius urging openness to correction and truth as business. He argues that changing opinion in light of error harms no one, while persisting in ignorance invites mischief. The quote champions humility and pursuit of truth.
On December 12 1932 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Carolena Zander administratrix of the estate of Henry P Zander deceased. All indebted parties must pay the undersigned and those with claims must present them authenticated to the court for allowance dated December 18 1932.
A public health style pitch extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a harmless physician’s prescription stimulant for the liver and bowels. It promises energy, relief from constipation, and protection against auto intoxication, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
A passage notes a drop of blood holds three million red cells and germs outnumber humans in the world. It compares a grain of sand to a single germ, and explains silk thread thickness versus metal fineness with a proverb about a hundred silkworm threads.
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