Bode Appointed State Fish and Game Warden
I T Bode was named State Fish and Game Warden by the Iowa Fish and Game Commission to fill the vacancy caused by W E Albert's death. A Keokuk native, he is a graduate forester from Iowa State College with extensive timber and wildlife conservation experience, including eleven years directing forestry extension work in Iowa and leadership roles in wildlife protection programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bode
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
I. T. Bode
W. E. Albert
Towa
Keokuk
Towa State College
Lake States
Fish and Game Department
American School of Wild Life Protection
McGreeor
Iowa
Catfish and turtles dominate Iowa water life notes
A column discusses 35 U S catfish species in the U S Canada and Mexico with twelve in the Mississippi Valley noting muddy waters bottom feeding and nocturnal habits plus value as food and pond stock. It also reports on snapping turtles harming bass and sunfish during spawning and highlights Mississippi Wildlife Refuge nesting by wood ducks mallards teal and few bluebills with large water levels aiding nesting season across southern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Ed C. Volkert
Dubuque
Gars
Mississippi
Pheasants Help Fight Army Worms in Iowa Fields
Ross Moses deputy game warden Emmetsburg writes that pheasants and blackbirds feed on army worms infesting rye at Swea City. Farmer Wm Sloncker near Emmetsburg requested 6000 pheasants to combat worms. department could not supply them, but the idea shows farmer support for ringnecks in pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Moses
Emmetsburg
E. O. Jensen
Swea City
Ross
Wm. Sloncker
Ringneck
Sloneker
How to Modernize an Old Hat with Ribbon Tricks
Old hats can gain new life with simple ribbon tricks. Add a contrasting ribbon band for summer appeal, choose reversible ribbons in blue and white or beige and blue, or use two colored ribbons to create edge contrast. Two bow styles and a twisted ribbon trim offer easy, DIY trimming options.
Ellsworth News Social Roundup and Harvest Notes
Ellsworth. Mrs Hook Matthies of Dunnell and Mr Matthies visit his parents. Silver Leaf club hosts at Mrs Jensen home. Ladies Aid met at Hall Barroo. Various local residents attend funerals, visits, and family gatherings. Harvest activity noted as Heyer and Shultz brothers harvest wheat on Collins farms. Clifford Sidles family visits, and several residents travel to Estherville or nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook Matthies
Dunnell
Matthies
Raymond Jensen
Pete Korford
Silver Leaf Club
Jensen
Albert Mighte
Charlie Logue
Ladies Aid
Buri Barroo
Rebel Macment
Charlie Pieper
Deyion
Frank Harris
Byron Sharar
Gladys
Jess Rosburg
James Gray
Heyer and Shultz Brothers
Collins
John Sidles
Albert Cole
Fred Sharar
Herman Rinehart
Ole Lee
Lewis Valen
Local gatherings fill Raleigh vicinity with home visits
Dorotha Frank and Léo Simpson were entertained at the Elmer Simpson home Sunday. The Hanpy Home club met at Mrs Pete Schmidt’s home Thursday with ten members answering roll call by reading a favorite poem. Several families shared meals and visits across multiple homes including pickups to Stanish North Dakota and Hawkeye. A lakeside picnic featured John Franks, Coady, Schmidt, Bendixon, Graff, Schnell and Ramsey households with multiple couples attending.
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Dorotha Frank
Léo Simpson
Elmer Simpson
Hanpy
Pete Schmidt
C. Pickering
Stanish
N. D
John Frank
John Graff and Sons
M. C. Coady
Eunice Strid
Dorotha Franks
Harold Graff
Hawkeye
Harry Schnell and
Elmer Simpson and Sons
John Franks
Henry Dallman
John Dallman
H. I. Ramsey
Sibley
John Graff
Iowa feed crop production to rise 21 percent from last year
Iowa farmers expect six major feed crops to total 18.809 million acres harvested with a 21.3 percent jump in production from 1931. Corn area remains at 11.732 million acres with about 469.28 million bushels expected. oats, barley, flax, potatoes and other crops show gains in yield and total output amid variable conditions, while dairy herd productivity slows slightly as farmers adjust by breeding for fall frestening.
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Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Iowa
Drouth
Ro Give Cows Plenty of Water
Iowa State College extension dairyman Floyd Johnson says dairy cows need abundant fresh water to stay productive in summer. Higher milk output raises water needs. tests show water access boosts production and fat content, with high producers drinking 200 to 300 pounds daily.
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Floyd Johnson
Iowa State College
Iowa State Collge Experiment Station
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Gam ble Stores Sell Economy Ice Money Promise
A clipped line claims ice money will not melt when used on an electric refrigerator and offers meals at 532c each. The note promotes buying through Gamble Stores with a savings pitch and a promise of ownership soon.
Lefty Wilson of Clarion stars in long doubleheader feat
Lefty Wilson pitched a 25 inning doubleheader with 41 strikeouts and only seven hits and three runs allowed across two games. He fanned 41, tossed ten scoreless innings, and despite his record, remains outside the hall of fame talk. In the final seventeen innings, he yielded just one hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty
Wilson
Clarion
Estherville
Hall of Fame
Briggs Family Table Talk Easy Dinner Menu
A postal card announces visitors from the East and Mother Briggs plans a simple yet sociable dinner. The warm evening menu features Sliced Baked Ham Crisp Potato Chips Escalloped Spinach Drop Biscuits Butter Cherry Preserves Garden Lettuce Salad French Dressing Chilled Lemon Pudding Sun Tan spinach dish and a lemon custard sauce with milk eggs and corn starch. A single serving root beer extract drink with nutmeg completes the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Briggs
Iowa spring pig crop reduced eleven percent
Iowa farmers saved an estimated 10,886,000 hogs in spring 1932, down 11% from 12,179,000 in spring 1931. The 1932 figure is 27.4% of the Corn Belt total. Sows farrowing in spring 1932 numbered 1,920,000 with an average 5.67 pigs per litter, versus 2,040,000 sows and 5.97 pigs in spring 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Iowa
Corn Belt
United States
West North Central
South Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
East North Central
Wisconsin
Far Western
Post Office Department
Heat Affects Dairy Cattle Milk Yield Says Iowa Expert
Dr Y C Cannon of Iowa State College says heat is the main cause of summer milk slump in dairy cows. He notes flies and flies sprays have little effect on yield, though spraying can ease milking calmness. He recommends shaded pastures and cooler indoor settings to protect cows from heat.
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Y. C. Cannon
Iowa State College
Surplus Milk Creates Market Problems in Iowa
Des Moines reports surplus milk from Iowa producers has created market worries for several dairy associations and marketing agencies. Officials note associations have turned surplus into condensed milk and cheese, aided by Ft. Dodge Creamery and Neilsen Company. Des Moines Cooperative Association ships sweet cream and butter while producing condensed products. Creameries with fluid and condensed buttermilk sales struggle to find profitable markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Department of Agriculture
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
Ft. Dodge Creamery
Ft. Dodge
Neilsen Company
Marshalltown
Co-operative Association
Short Time Cooking Preserves Veggie Flavor Says Iowa State
Specialists in foods and nutrition at Iowa State College advise brief cooking to keep delicate vegetable flavors. Green vegetables should be cooked briefly in hard water and uncovered most of the time. Red vegetables benefit from slightly acidic water. White vegetables darken and gain toughness if cooked for long times with covering.
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Iowa State College
Notice of Proof of Will in Emmet County Iowa
District Court in Emmet County Iowa fixes hearing for proof of will of M C Coady deceased dated August 15 1923. Hearing set for 10 o clock A M at Estherville Court House to probate and allow the will. interested parties must appear and show cause why it should not be probated. Dated Estherville Iowa July 16 1932.
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Emmet County
Iowa
M. C. Coady
Estherville
District Court
Said
Multistate Bankers Life Suit In Emmet County Iowa
In the August term 1932 district court of Iowa Emmet County a long list of defendants including Henry C Adams Irma B Adams H E Rist Myrtle P Rist executors trustees and spouses face civil action by Bankers Life Company The case names Kossuth County Bank Trust Co State Bank of Algona Mason City Brick & Tile Co Mary A Smith Nellie Baker and others The action involves a broad array of individuals and corporate entities as part of a complex bankruptcy or foreclosure style proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
State of Iowa
Emmet County
Bankers Life Company
Henry C. Adams
Irma BD. Adams
H. E. Rist
Myrtle P., Rist
T. H. Wadsworth
Elizabeth A. Wadsworth
Lewis H. Smith
Kossuth County Bank
Kossuth County State Bank
Algona
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
State OF
Mason City Brick & Tile Company
Mary A. Smith
Nellie E. Baker
Fannie 8. Stewart
Mabel F. Horton
Ruby E. Wallace
Hortense M. Ferguson
Hiram E. Rist
Charles W. Rist
Dick Rist
Nettie Rist
Nettie Powell
A. L. Powell
Myrtle Rist
Bankers Life Company seeks foreclosure in Emmet County suit
Defendants in Emmet County Iowa face a Bankers Life Company action filed before August 15 1932 to collect 45590 40 with 8 interest and costs on a 46500 promissory note. The petition asks foreclosure of a mortgage on the South Half of the Northwest Quarter and Lots 2 and 3 and the South Half of Section 26 Township 99 North Range 32 West containing 466 30 acres and appointment of a receiver to collect rents for debt satisfaction. Only Henry C Adams faces a personal judgment. default threat issued for August Term at Estherville starting August 30 1932.
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Earl V. Humlong
O. D. Johnson
Rosa Johnson
Emmet County
Iowa
Edward A. Adams
L. A. Andrew
State OF Iowa
Kogsuth County State Bank
Algona
Henry C. Adams
Irma D. Adams
Mary A. Smith
Nellie 5. Baker
Mabel F. Horton
Ruby E. Wallace
Bankers Life Company
Emmet
Estherville
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Dairy Extension Service
Lichty
Chicago
Charles JL. Lichty
Evan
Minne
Chas
Mrr. Lichty
Mr. Lichty
LaVerne News
N. H. Bolin
Tony Kollasch
Bolin & Heerdt
Grant Township
Ed Walker
R. H. Walker
Swea City Herald
Briggs
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Gutz Matiginal Baiby Counch
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Wm. D. Upshaw
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Prohibition Party
George A. Wilson
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