Ford expansion plans keep Rouge factory in place
The Detroit Free Press reports Henry Ford launches a wide production program with 35,000 workers hired at Ford shops. He denies moving Rouge operations to Highland Park or ceding Ford mills to steel firms. Ford emphasizes fundamentals, employment gains, and keeping factories in Detroit area.
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Detroit Free Press
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Free Press
Rouge
Highland Park
The
Dearborn
Nurase
General Motors
Mr. Ford
Steel Trust
Ford Steel Mills
Detroit
Bass Season Opens June Fifteenth Statewide Fishing Dates
Bass season begins 5:00 a.m. June 15 under new regulations effective May 15. June 15 opens Spirit Lake Clear Lake East and West Okoboji Lakes to all fishing. After this date all species may be taken from Iowa waters except posted areas until midnight November 30. Trout season closes September 1. Sling shots discouraged for boys as birds nesting eggs and young are at risk. deputies ordered to seize sling shots used to kill birds.
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Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Okoboji Lakes
Fish and Game Commission
Extinction Threat Emphasized In Iowa Bird Plea
A conservation plea urges noting descriptions of rare birds seen in Iowa instead of shooting them. The Fish and Game Commission cites the 25 year plan to preserve seed stock of all species and asks the public to report details to ornithological societies or agencies.
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Iowa
Fish and Game Commission and Board of Conservation
Fish and Game Commission
Where to fish in Iowa waters noted by fish and game
The fish and game department lists 65 meandered Iowa lakes covering 41,862 acres plus many small lakes and ponds. Iowa has nine meandered streams and over 100 northeastern trout streams. More than thirty trout streams are designated for stocking and improvement by the department.
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Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Farm plow disaster leaves four orphaned skunk kits
On a Madison county farm near Macksburg Ralph B. Everly struck a den of four skunks, killing the mother. His young son fed the orphans with a spoon until the deputy game warden Taylor Huston arrived to arrange release back to the wild. The piece also notes sunfish and bluegill fishing tips and a string of light jokes.
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Macksburg
Madison County
Ralph B. Everly
Everly
Taylor Huston
Valley Junction
Local Socials Roundup in Waverly and Nearby Towns
Denver area notesshine with visits as Fred Schoof and family stop by John F. Schoof. Relatives gather at H. C. Wente for Mrs. Wente’s birthday. Jahnke clan flies to St Louis for Miss Selma Jahnke’s music college graduation. Clergy members head to Burlington for a conference and skip Sunday services. Cronk family plans Illinois visit and world’s fair. Schoenbohm clan visits Clinton and Marengo. Stumme to Rochester for treatments, then home. Several locals plan visits to Cambridge and Allison. Guenther and Strieby fish Waterville bullheads. Emil Gielau birthday party draws a large kin gathering.
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Fred Schoof
Sophie Schoof
Waverly
John F. Schoof
Conrad Steege
John Mohling
H. C. Wente
Selma
G. H. Krueger
P. G. Bloeser
Burlington
C. R. Cronk
Illinois
Fred Schoenbohm
Dorothy
Clinton
Marengo
Raymond Stumme
Rochester
Minn
Fred Robinson
Eugene
Manson
Iowa
Cambridge
John Spragg
Milton Schoof
Dell Shephard
Allison
Corwin Guenther
Ernest Strieby
Waterville
Emil Gielau
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Roosevelt
United States
America
Tripoli
H. M. Sanderson
Directt Information State Fish and Came Commission
Wm. Schuenke
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Schuenke
American Game Association
Skunks
Cassidy
Blondie
Bessie
Lumbago
Sciatica
Dr. Miles
Miles
Denver
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
M. B. Sellers
Chiropractic
Sumner Sumner
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Buhr
W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Rewoldt
First National Bank
H. W. Krueger
Main Street
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank Bldg
Waverly, Iowa
Herman Kleiss
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