Many Mallars at Lake View Refuge Report
Three years into a wild mallard project at Lake View refuge deputy warden C. Lille notes 75 to 100 mallards now thrive there with nests near homes and ducks visiting about 26 nearby back doors. The piece also runs pages of essays on observing fish and game laws by John Roger Beye and provides a coots recipe, plus a call to protect songbirds and report banded migratory birds to aid conservation research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
C. Lille
Lille
Fish and Game Department
James Webster
John Roger Beye
Haverhill
Marshalltown
Iowa
Beye
Gulf of Mexico
Bureau of Biological Survey
State Fish and Game Department
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
Serving Tea With Mint and Sugar Garnish
Tips for dainty tea service include mint leaves in each glass and a light dusting of powdered sugar. For color and festive appeal, use red or green colored sugar available at most confectioners. Even on warm days iced tea remains refreshing and appealing when presented attractively.
October Loaf Sugar and Cream for Coffee Order
Listing for 50 servings includes sugar for loaf bread and coffee cream. Sugar estimated at 2 pounds to cover 50 helpings. Cream for coffee estimated between 1 and 2 quarts to serve 50 portions.
Recipe shorthand for servings and ingredients
The text lists quick rules for converting servings into ingredients. It notes coffee for 6, 2 cups per 1 quart water. coffee for 50, 1 pound of coffee. ice cream for 6 to 10, 1 quart. ham for 50, 20 pounds. meat per helping, 1/5 pound raw meat. butter for 2 dozen, 1 pound. butter for 6 dozen rolls, 1 pound.
Cooking Hints and Chili Con Carne for Many
Slice a raw potato for cleaning spots. Chilli Con Carne recipe serves 30 with beef pork onion kidney beans tomatoes butter seasonings. Fry onions in butter, brown meat, then combine all ingredients and simmer four hours. Also bake nut date dessert with whipped cream.
Walnut Date Cake Ingredient List
A list of ingredients includes walnuts cups dates cups sugar tablespons flour egg whites crumbs lemon juice vanilla water baking powder and an optional tablespoon of baking powder.
BAKING HINTS Ham Loaf From Request
Simple ham loaf recipe using ground ham and pork with bread crumbs milk and eggs. Mix ingredients, add liquids, season with pepper, bake in a greased loaf pan one hour in a slow oven. No salt used.
Sausage loaf with bread crumbs and vegetables
A recipe describes mixing bread crumbs with sausage meat to form a loaf bake it and add a little water. It is served on a platter surrounded by creamed carrots and peas.
Copyright Notice From The Bonnet Brown Company
Copyright 1982 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago. The notice appears on materials produced by the firm asserting exclusive rights and prohibiting reproduction without permission. The record notes the year and entity associated with the copyrighted content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
Report of Banded Bird Find Urges Proper Filing
A find or kill of a banded bird is noted to potentially involve a federally protected species. Report it promptly to ensure complete scientific data collection for conservation and regulatory purposes.
Ring-Necked Duck Identification for 1932 Limits
The article explains federal migratory waterfowl rules for 1932 limiting the Ring-necked Duck to a daily bag of ten due to added protection. It details distinctive markings of male and female Ring-necked Ducks to aid hunters, notes decoy behavior, and contrasts the species with similar ducks to avoid overkill.
Ring-necked blue-bill duck and its many names
The blue-bill diving duck feeds on sedges and roots of aquatic plants plus crawfish minnows and insects. It is also known as collared duck black-head ring-necked scaup ring necked blue-bill ring-bill and erroneously black-duck. The black-duck is a separate species with no resemblance to the ring-necked.
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Miss Minnie Steege wed Arthur Claus at Rev Schaller's church on Thursday September 24 1914 at two o'clock. C H Eichmann took over a pool hall and rented a barber shop to Fred Warnke. Daniel Hatch and Jacob Baumgartner died and were buried on consecutive days. Will Thies leaves Countryman’s restaurant to work on his father’s farm, Harley Leverence takes the restaurant job. Market prices from 18 years prior listed hogs veal hides butter eggs potatoes corn oats. W C Fergeman hosted Ed Selck birthday surprise party.
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Minnie Steege
Henry Steege
Arthur Claus
Schaller
Pastor Schaller
C. H. Eichmann
Herman Elkema
Fred Warnke
Waverly
Daniel Hatch
Sumner
Jacob Baumgartner
Will Thies
Countryman’s
Harley Leverence
W. C. Fergeman
Ed Selck
Marriage at Evangelical Church in 1922
Ten years ago on October 4 1922 at the Evangelical church Miss Esther Guhlow daughter of Mr and Mrs August Guhlow west of town and Mr George Segebarth son of Mr and Mrs Chris Segebarth of Bremer were married by Rev E J Stech. They were joined by relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs F C Schultz Mr and Mrs John Warner and Mrs Chas Franklin who later visited Waterloo with Herman Warner. Irene Duecker hosted a gathering of young ladies in honor of her friend Miss.
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Evangelical Church
Esther Guhlow
August Guhlow
Town
George Segebarth
Chris Segebarth
Bremer
E. J. Stech
F. C. Schultz
John Warner
Chas. Franklin
Waterloo
Herman Warner
Irene Duecker
Beisner Heads to Wisconsin This Week
Marion Beisner departs this week for Wisconsin to establish a new home. The article notes it is October 4 with no killing frost recorded locally. Emma Bang and daughter Fietta join Art Schultz and family of Buck Creek, and Walter Reding visit Henry Hesse in Maxfield on Sunday.
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Marion Beisner
Wisconsin
Emma Bang
Fietta
Art Schultz
Buck Creek
Walter Reding
Henry Hesse
Maxfield
Five Years Ago October 5 1952 News Briefs
Miss Nellie Shufelt former resident died at Little Falls Minnesota on September 20. Henry F. Buhr 41 farmer from Maxfield township died at his home 514 miles south of Tripoli. Mr and Mrs Walter W Lenius and Mr and Mrs Will Lenius drove to Independence for the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Lenius sister Mrs Will Seeman. Wm Tegtmeier called to Waverly for brother John Tegtmeier illness. Mrs Tegtmeier and sister Mrs Caroline Bresse went to Waverly. Mrs Fred Rosenthal of California visiting relatives at Iowa Falls returned to Tripoli to visit H W Krueger family.
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Nellie Shufelt
George Farrell
Little Falls
Minn
Henry F. Buhr
Maxfield Township
Tripoli
Walter W. Lenius
Will Lenius
Independence
Lenius
Will Seeman
Wm. Tegtmeier
Waverly
John Tegtmeier
Tegtmeier
Caroline Bresse
Fred Rosenthal
California
Iowa Falls
H. W. Krueger
Ownership and circulation details for Tripoli Leader 1932
A notary records Lee O. Peacock as publisher, editor, manager, and owner of the Tripoli Leader of Tripoli Iowa. The document lists Peacock as owner and publisher and notes a bondholder or mortgagee holding at least one percent of total bonds.
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Lee O. Peacock
Tripoli
Iowa
Sworn Statement of Notary Public Appointment
The document notes H. W. Schultz of Waterloo Iowa and Lee C Peacock with sworn subscription on October 1 1932 before notary H H Nevermann. Notary commission expires July 4 1933.
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H. W. Schultz
Waterloo
Iowa
Lee C. Peacock
H. H. Nevermann
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Woods
H J. Metcalf
Information State Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Biological Survey
Betty Webster
Les
Johns
Jed
Congress
Tripoli Leader
State of Iowa
Bre
Mer—Is
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Wichita
Kans
Philadelphia
Ill
Los Angeles
Calif
Rris
Anne: Brown
Miles
Rogers
S. W. Rogers
Key West
Fla
Otta
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Buhr
G. A. Tjernagel Chiropractor
F. W. Hale Res
Fred Rewoldt
Frederika, Iowa
Office Bank Bldg
Ambrose Bldg
Tripoli Produce Co
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank
Herman Kleiss
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