Dunnell Community Notes and Events Outline
News from Dunnell and vicinity covers new officers at Dunnell Businessmen meeting with Ed Lund as president and E G Swanson as vice president. A skating rink sponsorship is planned with committees to arrange it and contact Frank Rosberg about county grader use. A treasury benefit supper is set for October 30 at the community hall. Other items include a October bride shower for Vivian Hall, a Community Club gathering with Alaska talk, and school events with Judge A R Fancher speaking on juvenile court topics.
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Business Men
Ed Lund
E. G. Swanson
G. E. Heyman
C. R. Sheabald
A. E. Hoyt
Frank Rosberg
Treasury
C. R. Theobald
Community Club
Coffie
Estherville
Alaska
Fairfax
Walter Deering
Wayne Gripentrog
Joy Marth
Walter Olson
Dunnell
Fort Defiance Park
TL Anc
C. J.bergs
Fred Mathwig
S. Dunnell
Sherburn P. T. A
Dunnell School
A. R. Fancher
Fairmont
Kodiak Islands
Jesse Ziemers
Lyle
Community news from Dolliver and surrounding area
Social notes from Dolliver and nearby towns detail visits, family gatherings, and school events. Local seniors hosted an Estherville theatre party with classmates and chaperone Supt. James H. Smith. Many residents traveled, moved, or hosted relatives, while church groups planned activities and a Temperance program.
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Lorna Richards
Dorothy Dahlke
Mankato
Portlands Oregon battleship keeps watch on the river
Warren Bayley recalls the battleship Oregon now moored on the Willamette at Hawthorne Bridge used as a naval museum by day and a Scout clubhouse by night. The ship, launched 1806, helped seal the Spanish American War and circled the Horn to aid the fleet, while now inspiring youth training and civic responsibility in Portland.
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Portland
Oregon
Teddy Roosevelt
Williamette River
Hawthorne Bridge
Sam
Proud
Bremerton
Washington
Horn
Santiago
Cuba
Colon
Continental News Service
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Los Angeles
Calif
Increase in Egg Production Urged by Emmet County Farmers
Emmet County poultry producers are urged to boost egg output to help meet a 12 percent countywide goal for 1942. The target is 1,909,108 dozens, about 11 percent above 1941, with eggs aiding the Farm Defense program and the national food stockpile.
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Emmet
Nels Christiansen
USDA
Christiansen
Britain
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College Extension Service
M. A. Balkema
Conservation Notes on Shooting Signs and Early Game Laws
A columnist recalls a vandalised public shooting ground sign and discusses trespass rules on railroad rights of way. The piece surveys early American game laws, penalties, and historic stocking figures, noting statewide restrictions and safety guidance for hunters.
Farmer with 200 Mallard Ducks Tricks Opening Day
The Algona Advance reports a farmer released 200 Mallard ducks into a slough before duck season. After leasing hunting rights and receiving payment, he lured the ducks back to the barn and left only a few Teal on the pond for opening day.
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Algona
Rough fish removals total 70045 pounds by state crews
State crews harvested rough fish in inland waters during the week ending October 4, totaling 70,045 pounds. The roundup reflects ongoing efforts to manage invasive or noncommercial catches and protect local ecosystems. Authorities reported the figure as part of regular environmental and wildlife operations.
Dynamite Deepens Duck Ponds in Dewey Pasture Area
In Ruthven Dewey’s Pasture area U S Fish and Wildlife Service and State Conservation Commission blew fourteen duck ponds to deepen marshes. Each pond averaged twenty feet deep and seventy feet long with four feet depth in seven locations. The project tested deepening duck marshes using dynamite under the Innovative Research Program.
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Dewey’s Pasture
Ruthven
Tom Scott
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
State Conservation Commission
Sefeet
Iccrative
Duck Marsh
Letter thanking commission and town hunters for C C C safety
The State Conservation Commission received a letter from J J McEntee director of the C C C s thanking the Commission and Town hunters for their past cooperation in preventing hunting accidents to C C C employees. Many projects take crews into wooded areas where hunting accidents occur.
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State Conservation Commission
J. J. McEntee
Corp
Arrange for Pheasant Hunting Now
Farmers want advance notice who will hunt on their land to ensure safe, responsible farming. Talk to the farmer, close gates, protect property, and share hunting counts to sustain seed stock. Plan an orderly 1941 season with mutual respect between hunters and landowners.
Seed Lab Urges Farmers to Send Seed Samples Now
Dr. R. H. Porter of Iowa State College Extension Service warns farmers to mail seed samples promptly for purity and germination tests. Red clover, sweet clover, timothy, flex and small grain seed can be sent now. soybeans, sorghum and corn soon. The Seed Laboratory handles 10,000 to 20,000 samples yearly. late winter submissions slow work. Contact the county agent or the Seed Laboratory at Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.
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R. H. Porter
Iowa State College Extension Service
Balkema
Porter
Towa State College
Ames
Towa
Edgecombe urges plans for 1942 garden program
S W Edgecombe horticulturist for Iowa State College Extension Service calls for a garden on every farm and outlines six practices to boost food output for 1942. He recommends location, size at least half an acre, rotation every six years, fall fertilization with barnyard manure, and deep fall plowing to speed spring planting.
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S. W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College Extension Service
M. A. Balkema
Edgecombe
Clairvoyant Aids Search At Spirit Lake Tragedy
A clairvoyant from Storm Lake visited Spirit Lake on Sunday to assist in locating the bodies of Howard N. Peterson and Edward Arnold Johansen of Newell. She was brought to the lake by a brother of Johansen and taken to the water’s center.
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Storm Lake
Spirit Lake Sunday
Howard N. Peterson
Edward Arnold Johansen
Newell
Young Johansen
Rescue crews recover two youths in Spirit Lake tragedy
Search teams, led by Frank Starr, locate the bodies of Peterson and Johansen near the overturned rowboat, with clothing and other items found in the vicinity. Officials believe Johansen attempted to swim ashore while Ivins was found nearby, as authorities note the accident likely occurred near the lake’s center.
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Johansen
Drew
Sells Instruments and Borrows Them Back Arrests in Tekamah Neb
An agent for hearing devices named C T Mills of Mason City is alleged to have sold an instrument to Mrs Iverson of Wallingford then borrowed it back without returning either instrument or money, about a year ago. The report notes schemes and a $100 collection, plus a warning on diphtheria prevention and immunization efforts in Iowa, with vaccination campaigns planned November 3 to 8 and a noted decline in diphtheria deaths since 1923.
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Tekamah
Neb
Frederickson
Fredericksen
C. T. Mills
Mason City
Iverson
Wallingford
Emmet County
County Medical Society
New “Corps
Iowa
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