Fish Stocking Report Shows August Distribution Totals
Many Fish Distributed a total of 180 855 fish were dus i to the lakes and streams tributes highout the state during the month of August by the fish and game department. Of this num ber 6975 were adult fish yearlings totalled 6795 and the balance were fingerlings. The species of fish number of each that were north placed in the various lakes and streams are as follows 14350 cat fish 50655 black bass 44500 sun fish 1080 pickerel 650 perch 77020 crapp 5500 shad 100 rock pass 100 pike. These fish were rescued by the department crews from bayous and landlocked ponds and distributed to bodies of water in need of stocking. The public waters receive fish first so that the greatest number of peo ple can have the benefit of the stocking. If after the stocking of the public lakes and streams there is a surplus of fish left then the department distributes fish in the semi public bodies of water such as city owned lakes or ponds owned or controlled by organizations and in which the public is permit ted to fish under certain regula tions.
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Fish and Game Department
Sioux City Deputy Warden Recovers 10000 Bullheads
Fred Schwab, deputy warden at Sioux City, rescued 10,000 bull heads from roadside ditches near Mapleton. Flooded roadsides held water that lured the fish from their habitat into the ditches. The fish were relocated to Brown's Lake and Blue Lake for a better chance at survival.
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Fred Schwab
Sioux City
Mapleton
Brown's Lake
Blue Lake
Duck Regulations Describe Canvasback And Redhead
The article notes the 19382 season limits for canvasbacks and redheads, detailing a daily bag of 15 ducks with a maximum of ten canvasbacks or redheads in possession and explains how to distinguish the two species by male head color and back patterns. It emphasizes accurate identification to avoid overholding either species.
September BY BETTY WEBSTER pickle and pimento
A brief note highlights pleasant flavors for a sandwich with pickle and pimento. It mentions a salmon sandwich with tartar sauce as delicious inspiration for a simple lunch idea.
Egg white removes chewing gum from hair and furniture
A reader advises that chewing gum stuck on clothing or furniture can be removed without trouble by wiping the spot with egg white. Even on a hairy surface there will be no trace left, and the method is presented as effective for use in a pinch.
Stuffed Flank Steak Roll From Kitchen Notes
Slice of flank steak about 1 pound. Season with onions and carrots. Spread dressing on meat and roll, tie. Place sliced carrots and onions in a dish, add suet, set meat on top. Pour boiling water, cover, bake 20 minutes, uncover, bake 30 minutes in moderate oven. Make pan gravy.
Pretty and Tasty Vegetable Sandwich Ideas for September
A compact set of colorful vegetable sandwiches suited for September gatherings. Emphasizes fresh produce, appealing flavors, and simple assembly to suit casual parties and seasonal menus.
Fresh Mushroom Sandwich Recipe Card
A concise sandwich guide using chopped fresh mushrooms seasoned with salt and a touch of flour and butter. Fry until brown then cool and spread on bread, noting not to add butter to the bread since the filling is very rich.
Asparagus Tip Sandwich with Sardine Spread
An unusual sandwich combines asparagus tips with a mayonnaise base and a sardine lemon spread on buttered brown bread. Ready to decorate with a finishing garnish or additional toppings as desired.
Arrest of Koenig over songbird crime shocks Carroll county
The arrest of Leo Koenig of Halbur Iowa for shooting songbirds and feeding them to captive red foxes led deputies John Holst and C C Lille to seize wild foxes released after the crime. Koenig was arraigned before Justice Fred Miller at Carroll and sentenced to 15 days in jail. Sioux City boys, Harold Reeder and Gilbert Helstrom, caught an 18 pound northern pike in West Okoboji Lake last week, a 40 inch fish that required about 30 minutes to land on light tackle.
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Leo Koenig
Halbur
Iowa
Koenig
John Holst
C. C. Lille
Justice of Peace
Fred Miller
Carroll
Sioux City
Harold Reeder
Gilbert Helstrom
Okoboji Lake
Tomato and Summer Squash with Bacon Cream Sauce
A simple method details slicing thick tomatoes and squash, coating in flour, frying until brown, then removing to a hot platter. A white sauce is prepared in the same pan and poured over the vegetables, garnished with bacon. Also notes Egg Beaters now come in sizes fitting a measuring cup for convenient beating and whipping small quantities.
Savory Tomato Pepper Relish Recipe
A simple relish combines 30 red tomatoes 6 onions and 8 red peppers. Add 20 tablespoons sugar 5 tablespoons salt and 5 cups vinegar. Chop vegetables, mix with spices, and simmer slowly for at least one hour.
Species Rescue Conditions and Suitability Discussed
The article examines which habitats and conditions best fit the rescued species, detailing environmental needs, shelter options, and care requirements to ensure successful rehabilitation and release. It emphasizes temperature, humidity, food sources, and social dynamics for optimal outcomes.
Simple Stuffing Ingredients List
A compact list shows stuffing components including 1 cup bread crumbs and 2 tablespoons melted butter with seasonings, plus onion and celery noted as ingredients. The line notes a misspelled word rarsiey as likely instruction text.
Baked Peaches Easy Method With Cream
Simple baked peaches with skins on, water in the pan, and liberal sugar. Bake one hour, then serve with plain cream. A straightforward fruit dessert you can prepare quickly.
Bonnet Brown Corporation Copyright Note 1932
Copyright notice indicates 1932 ownership by The Bonnet Brown Corporation of Chicago. The brief line cites the company and city in a standard copyright transfer stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
Inland rescue saves over ten million game fish in August
Inland rescue crews of the fish and game department saved 10,716,650 game fish during August. Fish were seized from drying ponds and shallow lakes, bayous, and backwaters to prevent starvation. Of the total, 6,132,550 were catfish bass sunfish pickerel perch crappies and pike, while 4,584,100 were bull heads. Rescued fish were returned to their streams or relocated to nearby lakes or ponds in need of stock.
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Fish and Game Department
Squirrel Season Opens In Iowa With 15 Daily Bag
The squirrel season for southern and northern Iowa zones runs October 1 to December 31. A daily bag limit of fifteen applies. Hunting boosts sport for rifle shooters, with safety urged to avoid ground shots. seek landowner permission to enter timber to hunt squirrels.
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Iowa
Autumn Bass Fishing Across Iowa And Lakes
Autumn brings peak bass fishing as small mouth and large mouth bite eagerly on flies and surface lures. Iowa streams Des Moines Racoon and Upper Cedar yield top fall catches while Clear Okoboji Spirit and Storm lakes offer strong action before ice. A stray note mentions fishing in southeastern Australia with one worm.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Racoon
Upper
Cedar
Giant earth worms described in distant lands and inland
A description of enormous earth worms, up to ten or twelve feet long and three-fourths of an inch thick, with typical specimens three to four feet. They belong to the same family as the common fish worm, produce a gurgling sucking sound when moving underground, and lay olive shaped eggs. Similar giants occur in South America and Java.
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South America
Java
Two-Headed and Multi-Headed Fish Reported Across U S
Authority notes fish produce more freaks than any living species. Two headed fish are hatched with surprising frequency in the United States, with records of five heads on one body. Most perish before artificial feeding is required, though some reach adulthood.
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United States
Birds set long distance flight records noted by Fletcher
Laurence B. Fletcher of the Northeastern Banding Association highlights remarkable feats by birds. A banded tern logged a 9,000 mile journey from Labrador to Madagascar, while a hummingbird completed a round trip from Franklin New Hampshire to a site south of the Amazon river in Central South America.
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Laurence B. Fletcher
Northeastern Banding Association
Labrador
Madagascar
Fletcher
Franklin
New Hampshire
Amazon River
South America
In Bridge Groups Now In the Older Days Dissidents Form New Church
In the older days dissidents gathered a few followers to form a new church. Now they form a new bridge school. This line from the Arkansas Gazette reflects a shift in religious and social organization toward bridge education.
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Arkansas Gazette
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Last Wednesday at three o'clock at St. Paul’s Evangelical church Miss Clara Schwem wed Mr. Jack Wachtel of New Hampton. Deaths include Erna Zander after a summer illness. Local business changes: Herman Elkema sells pool hall to Carl Eichman who starts Oct 1, rent to Fred Warnke. Travel notes: John Zickuhr and F. W. Wolfgram attend August Wisotzke funeral in Milwaukee. Mrs. C. W. LaPlaunt visits Albert Lea. Arthur Ladd recovering from appendicitis. Death of Mrs. Zan der’s father prompts Ada trip. Historic prices listed for hogs, veal, butter, eggs, potatoes, corn, oats. Lizzie Teague leaves Triopi State Bank for Cedar Rapids Shores Mueller Co.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Clara Schwem
C. F. Schwem
Jack Wachtel
New Hampton
Erna
H. P. Zander
Herman Elkema
Carl Eichman
Carl
Fred Warnke
Waverly
John Zickuhr
F. W. Wolfgram
Milwaukee
Albert Lea
Minn
D. A. Ladd
Arthur Ladd
C. W. Bull
Ada
Michigan
Lizzie Teague
Tripoli State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Shores-Mueller Co
Ten Years Ago September 20 1922 News Notes
Herman Zander recovers well after a serious operation last Thursday. Mrs Emma Schroeder, visiting relays with sister Mrs Jahnke, travels from Readlyn to Chicago. C K Sell resides ten miles south.
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Herman Zander
Emma Schroeder
Chas
Jahnke
Readlyn
Chicago
C. K. Sell
Fire destroys home east of Tripoli. residents displaced
East of Tripoli, a residence and its contents were wiped out by fire last Saturday, leaving August Propp and family with total loss. The Propps planned a trip to Sierra Madre, California to visit Theo Koch and wife. Henry Krueger suffered an eye injury from a corn stalk while stocking fields and required medical removal. Mrs. Cora Brooks, daughter Hope, and Mrs. Daniels, along with Mrs. Whipp and Charles Chapman, visited West Union then returned home with their guests assisting at the Tripoli hotel.
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Tripoli
August Propp
Sierra Madra
Calif
Theo Koch
Henry Krueger
C. A. Whipp
Charles Chapman
West Union
Cora Brooks
Hope
Daniels
Tripoli Hotel
Five Years Ago News Roundup September 21 1927
Mrs Augusta Haase 82 of Tripoli died at her son Ernest's home in the city last Thursday. Eva Lena Prestien entertained 30 at John Prestien home for Mrs John Ashbrenner formerly Miss Freda Rogers who wed last week. Market prices from five years ago listed eggs 30c and various poultry and hog prices. Mr and Mrs Otto C Meyer left for Minnesota after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Ebert and family left for Appleton Minnesota after a ten day visit with relatives. Mrs Charles Hoffert left for Naperville Illinois after a three week visit with Pries family and others.
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Augusta Haase
Tripoli
Ernest
Eva Lena Prestien
John Prestien
John Ashbrenner
Freda Rogers
Otto C. Meyer
Minnesota
H. H. Schlichting
Frank Ebert
Appleton
Minn
Beasts and Witches and Easter Beliefs Recalled
An old belief claimed bees and witches reveal themselves by signs in church. A man carrying an Easter egg into service would spot witches if they held pork pieces instead of prayer books and wore milk pails as bonnets. Exchange.
Earth brought from Holy Land to Florence sacred ground
Fifty shiploads of earth were taken from the Holy land to the Campo Santo in Florence to consecrate the burial ground.
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Holy Land
Campo Santo
Florence
Italy
Notice of Executor Appointment in Bremer County Iowa
On September 6, 1932, the district court of Bremer county Iowa appointed Herman F Buchholz as executor of the estate of William Buchholz deceased late of the county. All debts should be paid to the executor and all claims presented to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Wm. Buchholz
Herman F. Buchholz
Too Proud to Fight Phrase in Wilson Speech 1915
President Wilson used the line there is such a thing as a nation being so right that it is too proud to fight in Philadelphia on May 10 1915. The quote argues moral superiority can deter war without coercion.
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Wilson
Philadelphia
Best path for every man found in life’s choices
A concise meditation on personal purpose, asserting that each person must discover and follow their own best path. It emphasizes individual responsibility and the importance of walking one’s chosen course with resolve.
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H J. Metcalf
Information State Fish and Game Eases Commission
Betty Webster
Australia
Dr. Miles
Miles
Rapa
Charlie
Betty
RiGk
Reyaint
Brown
Mari Yogi
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Nevermann Block
A. E. Everett
Telphone
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Buhr
G. A. Tjernagel Chiropractor
F. W. Hale Res
Sumner
West Door Syndicate Building
Fred Rewoldt
Frederika, Iowa
Office Bank Bldg
H. W. Krueger
Ambrose Bldg
Tripoli Produce Co
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank Bldg
Waverly, Iowa
Herman Kleiss
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