New Iowa fishing and pheasant season rules issued
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission announces 1932 33 licenses issued April 1 and new trout season rules from April 15 to September 1 with daylight hours only. Pheasant opening in Benton County debated with strong local opposition and a large release program described. Lake Manawa dredging advances with a June dike completion and plan to start mud pumping in June.
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Fish and Game Commission
County Recorders
State Fish and Game Commission
Richmond Spring Brook
Delaware County
Vinton
Tobin
Benton County
Germany
Lake Manawa
Clair Smith
Council Bluffs
Deer Killing Near Avorn Farm Sparks hunt for culprit
A deer was killed near the Ford Krohn farm near Avorn with the head removed and the carcass left on the ground. Authorities pursue the perpetrator and vow severe punishment for such an act under Iowa game laws.
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Iowa
Ford Krohn
Avorn
Benton County Update Highlights John W Tobin
Benton County reports on John W Tobin, a local figure, as part of a brief community update. Notes his involvement in county affairs and upcoming local events impacting residents.
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Benton County
John W. Tobin
Care for Upland Game Birds Earns Public Praise
Fish and Game Commission members and upland bird lovers commend efforts to feed and protect game birds during thaw and snow. Farmers, sportsmen groups, and towns provided feed and shelter, a humane spirit benefiting both birds and contributors.
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Fish and Game Commission
Petting Diminishes After Marriage Says Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer comments that courtship favors petting while marriage reduces its appeal, noting a girl learns a good provider shines past courtship and into married life.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Rural School Activities Show Spelling Contests and New Library
The Rural school notes report a township declamatory contest with four contestants and top placings for Billy McGinnis Doris Leffler and Jean Frey. It details a township spelling contest at Oregon with multiple prize winners and mentions a new library funded by Christmas lunch money.
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Clifford Steete
Frey
Meeks
James
Alice Pisher
Itarold
Harold Wehr
Ethel Bruegge
Alice Fisher
Donald Davis
Page Notebook: Local Contests and Community Notes
The town hosted a Declamatory Con test at Living Lake on January 22 with Ruth Smith winning intermediate division for Who's Afraid and Patricia Smith first in her division for Cutting Teddy's Curls. Donald Hines placed second with Suggestions for Men. Ruth Smith won humorously in the county contest at Washington High on February 27. Spelling contest occurred at Jackson Center on February 19. Easter visitors and moves filled town life, including Howard Lees relocating to the Cooper house, Ed Roushs moving to Main Street, and Dale Roth to Lees property. A Night of Music fundraiser for the music fund will be held April 6 at the high school auditorium with soloists, glee clubs, and a cantata, free will offering requested. The event honored basketball squads and declamatory contestants with a program led by Supt. J. F. Brown due to the toast master’s illness.
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Haskins
Donald Davis
Billy McGinnis
Doris Leffler
Jean Frey
Billy
Doris
Jean
Rogers
Miss Boyd
Oregon
Nyla Reiner
Elsie Amlong
Helen Rogers
Jean Martin
Viola Meeks
Carl Kallaus
Donald Wollrab
Mamies
Emma Havel
Gene Schwab
Shalla
Mamie
Carl
Arlene Kallaus
Donald Wollfab
Mamie Havel
Mrs. Palmer
Alma Jukovsky
Emily Havel
Emma Havele
Riverside
Yatton
Wallrab
George Havel
I. Kemily Tavel
Ruth Shalla
Living Lake
Ruth Smith
Patricia Smith
Teddy
Donald Hines
Ruth
Patricia
Washington High School
Eoll
Ed Roushs
Main Street
Dale Roth
Lees
Anisa Miller
Willis Frayer
J. G. Roth
Wayland
Henry Resehley
Pete Wittmer
Joe
Josephine Musser
Tinker, Tailor
Mildred Payne
Mt. Pleasant
Wayne Peterson
J. F. Brown
Swedesburg
eSinging
John Huston, Jr
Vincent
Arnold Lindeen
Ralph Gorham
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Evening program features Wesleyan College president and local editor
Rev James B Coons of Iowa Wesleyan College and Bill Bayliss Burlington Gazette spoke at the event. The dinner menu listed chicken mel o potato crush and guards against indigestion with O H S salad and miniature basketballs.
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O. H. S. Salad
Center Buttered Roll Substitutes Angel Fool Cake
A brief grocery or cafe item list notes a buttered roll substitute, an angel fool cake, whipped cream, and a crowd favorite jam, plus a cup of cheer coffee. The concise lineup suggests a bakery or cafe menu snippet with casual, inviting offerings.
Bold Robbers Prey on Penguins in Antarctic Nests
Penguins' nests are visited by two bold marauders described as sheath-bills or pirate birds. One distracts a nesting bird while the other otter feeds on penguin eggs, revealing a predatory scene in the Antarctic.
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Antarctic
Alligator Noted for Distinctive Roar Among Reptiles
The alligator is known for a pronounced roaring bellow when angered or disturbed, a distinctive sound not seen in other saurians of its group.
Body Weight Terms for Live and Dead Loads
The text explains that live weight is not lighter than dead weight but can adjust to the carrier's comfort, potentially easing transport. It contrasts live weight’s adaptability with the fixed nature of dead weight and notes practical implications for carrying loads.
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