New Fishing Laws Announced by Fish and Game Board
The state Fish and Game commission issued new fishing regulations effective May 15 1933. The rules divide the state into zones with distinct opening dates but establish a uniform statewide season for some waters. Bullheads may be taken year round with a 25 fish daily limit. Most game fish have size and bag limits, including strict minimum lengths for pike rock bass trout crappie and sunfish. Lines limited to two with one hook per line and constant attendance required. The notice urges caution to protect nesting game birds and calls for community cooperation in a local Kingsley fish and game program to improve fishing areas and nest protection.
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Sh Fish and Game Commission
Spirit Lake
Clear Lake
Okoboji Lakes
Cleark Lake
Fish and Game
Kingsley Sportsmen
Kingsley and
Themelves
Kingsley
Plymouth County
Brown Trout Maturity and Habitat Facts
The text notes brown trout reach maturity in about three years, grow larger than brook trout, and tolerate warmer water. It contrasts brown trout with brook trout, highlighting size and temperature resilience as key differences in their biology and habitat preferences.
Rescue work saves fish in backwaters after Iowa floods
Fish and game crews harried streams as high water drove fish into pools and bayous. Local sportsmen aided by finding backwaters and reporting landlocked fish to Des Moines or deputy wardens. The department urges reporting or relocating fish to streams where they can survive.
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Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Des Moines
Bullheads Released Into Iowa Streams By State Fish Dept
Over recent weeks the fish and game department distributed large numbers of bullheads into Iowa waters. Fort Dodge received 45,000 in the Des Moines river while 20,000 went to the Nodaway river west of Greenfield. East Nishnabotna near Atlantic received 12,000 and West Nishnabotna near Harlan will host 12,000 bullheads.
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Fish and Game Department
Fort Dodge
Des Moines River
Nodaway River
Greenfield
East Nishnabotna
Atlantic
West Nishnabotna River
Harlan
Minnow Conservation Appeal As Season Opens
An appeal to live bait users and minnows dealers urges conserving minnows during the upcoming fish season. The minnow stock in lakes and streams is declining and fishermen are asked not to take more than needed while dealers limit sales to single party amounts. Minnows must be conserved to feed game fish and prevent wasteful losses from stockpiling.
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Miss Theresa Brown and Miss Bateson visited from Cedar Falls over Sunday. Brown will finish school there in two weeks then teach in Washington. Fye left for Talona Iowa to spend summer. she is hired to teach here next term. Mayor Notdorf and wife celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Prof and Mrs Lotta hosted high school pupils. Harley Leverence now works at Tegtmeier livery barn. Bertha Eichmann of Waterloo is laid up with blood poisoning. Mrs. Bacon of Illinois and her son Jay plan to settle in Herman Warner property. Memorial services held at Congregational church. Rev McCorkle preached. Oscar Wynhoff of Cleveland visited his sister Mrs William Ambrose. Elnora Moeller hosted Emma Heicken from Cedar Rapids. Carstensen, Warnke, and Den ver families picnic at Troy Mills.
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Theresa Brown
Bateson
Cedar Falls
Miss Brown
Washington
Fye
Talona
Iowa
Mayor Notdorf
Lotta
Harley Leverence
Tegtmeier
Bertha Eichmann
Waterloo
Bacon
Illinois
Jay
Herman Warner
Congregational Church
McCorkle
Iver Sverdahl
Oscar Wynhoff
Cleveland
William Ambrose
Elnora Moeller
Emma Heicken
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Carstensen
Fred Warnke
Norma
Denver
Troy Mills
Ten Years Since Two Married in 1898 Silver Anniversary
Ten years after Ernest Dettmering and Miss Annie Frese united in marriage at Crane Creek church they celebrated their silver wedding with relatives and friends last Saturday. Millard Eichman, nine, is recovering from appendicitis surgery at Clasen hospital. Ed Henning leaves his post as Tri Poli creamery assistant to become buttermaker at Richmond creamery starting June 1. Lucy Huppert and children stayed in Waterloo over Decoration Day. she leads the Hotel Tripoli millinery department and hostess Martha Leckington handles extra duties in her absence.
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Ernest Dettmering
Annie Frese
Crane Creek
Millard Eichman
Will Eichman
Clasen Hospital
Ed Henning
H. C. Ladage
Tripoli
Richmond
Sumner
Lucy Huppert
Waterloo
Death notice and local social items from May 23 1928
Five years ago Mrs John Aschbrenner of Maxfield township died at Borchert hospital after surgery for ruptured appendix. A cantata by St Peters Evangelical and Congregational churches will be repeated. Fourteen youths attended a party for Nadine Heichel who turned eighteen. Mrs Ernest Hagen returned home last Thursday.
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John Aschbrenner
Maxfield Township
Borchert
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
St. Peters
Emma
John Arthur
Nadine Heichel
Ernest Hagen
Local social notes from Mount Vernon area and surroundings
Denver area visitations and family news include Rev George H Krueger and wife visiting Mount Vernon Township. Charley Prestien from near Tripoli visiting family on return from Chicago. Mrs George Faust and son Will returning from Excelsior Minnesota business trip. Miss Frieda Bennroth of Waterloo visiting Ernest Mohl ing farm. Mrs Ricka Noettger and Miss Hulda Steege back from Mercy hospital in Waverly. Lutheran Ladies bake sale netted 35 dollars for Waverly orphanage. others recuperating from illnesses and relocations noted.
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George H. Krueger
Zetz
Mount Vernon Township
Charley Prestien
Tripoli
Henry
Chicago
George Faust
Will
Excelsior
Minn
Frieda Bennroth
Waterloo
Ernest Mohling
Ricka Noettger
Hulda Steege
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Herman Brandt
R. W. Meyer
Sumner
Denver
Lee O. Peacock
Tripoli Leader
E. H. Beckmann
Sagert House
Gates
Henry Otto
Fred Thoms
Raymond Stumme
Rochester
Raymond
Anna Clausing
Vera
Sam Besh
Cedar Rapids
Big Woods
Ernest Poock
Shellsburg
Wolf sighting near Powers sparks timber wolf tale
Allan and Alvin King of Powers Oregon report a large timber wolf chasing a deer on Iron Mountain. The wolf fled when sighted, and tracks showed the deer followed the brothers for two miles on the return trip, suggesting wolves still roam the area.
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Allan
Alvin King
Powers
Iron Mountain
Queen of the Paper Knife captions a sharp street exchange
A terse street vignette frames a curious banter between a seller and a buyer, with a quirky line about a letter opener and a parked figure, set in a bustling locale that hints at urban commerce.
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Hamburg Humel
Bremer County Supervisors Adopt 1933 Trunk Road Plan
The Bremer county board met in Waverly on May 17 1933 at 1 00 pm with Lang Schwein and Ducker present. They adopted the 1933 Trunk Road Construction Program listing five gravel and bridging projects including roads RB N M R and A and approved clerk appointments and deputy resignations with salaries set from the January 1933 session. The board adjourned to June 6 1933 at 9 00 am.
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Waverly
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Bremer County
Frank Lang
C. G. Schwein
Wm. Ducker
Horton
South
Miles
Chickasaw County
Norfolk couple watch bulldog chase jack rabbit tale
A Norfolk pair take their dog into open country to chase butterflies. The bulldog pursues a jack rabbit toward the edge of the landscape, the chase lasting minutes until the dog bounds over a hill with the rabbit in hot pursuit. The narrator pleads not to be asked if they witnessed it.
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Norfolk
Neb
C. H. Cook
Sharlie
Danced Over 1 200 000 Miles By Chicago Dancer
R G Huntinghouse of 4615 North Clark Street Chicago says in fifty six years running his dancing academy he has danced over 1 200 000 miles. He averages 36 miles a day on weekdays and 15 miles on Sundays totaling almost 22 000 miles yearly. He says I wandered in my mind while she jokes you could not stray far.
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R. G. Huntinghouse
North
Clark Street
Chicago
J. M. Foster
Mr. Foster
Notice of Receiver's Sale of Tripoli Bank Property
In Bremer County Iowa the district court receives the report of L A Andrew Receiver of the Tripoli State Bank listing Lots 5 6 7 8 Block 63 Carstensen Addition Tripoli Iowa and seeking approval of sale for 115 at 10:00 a m May 31 1933 at the court house in Waverly Town You are notified that higher offers or reasons must be shown by that date or the report will be approved as prayed.
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District Court of
Towa
Bremer County
L. A. Andrew
Tripoli State Bank
Tripoli
Iowa
Carstensen
Waverly
Town
Metalized wood bearings promise self lubrication from metal fill
Wood treated with babbitt metal or bronze gains metal qualities while retaining wood properties. Used for self lubricating bearings, the impregnation prevents excessive wear and allows wood to perform lubrication roles within the bearing system.
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Bremer County Iowa
On May 4 1953 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Pete Goodenbour administrator of the estate of Mary Goodenbour deceased late of the county All persons indebted must pay and those with claims present them to the court for allowance Dated May 4 1953
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Mary Goodenbour
Pete Goodenbour
Six Causes of Illness Proposed by Dr. Wilfred Trotter
Dr. Wilfred Trotter of Chicago cites six illness causes in theory injuries deformities diet poisoning parasitic infection and malignant growths. He suggests only four are real and deformities arise from injuries or diet or germ infections before birth. He also connects cancer to a germ discovered recently.
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Wilfred Trotter
Chicago
Trotter
Difference Between New Model and Last Year Car
The salesman notes a practical change in the new model toward the driver, saying the automatic cigarette lighter sits about an inch nearer the steering wheel compared to last year. The exchange highlights small ergonomic updates in automobile features.
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United States
Europe
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors
Fisher
Vienna
THE
Supervisors’ Board
Wuxtra
Rabbit
Bulldog
State of
Tripoli State Bank of Tripoli, Towa
Dr. Caldwell
da. W. B. Catowent’s
Doctors
DR. Miles
Palmer
M. B. Sellers
Chiropractic
Sumner Sumner
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Office Buhr
W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Rewoldt
First National Bank
H. W. Krueger
Main Street
M. M. Kingsley
Herman Kleiss
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