State fish and game dept sells rough fish to aid needy
The State Fish and Game Department is selling rough fish in several Iowa locations to help the needy. Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Waterloo Iowa Falls Charles City Nashua Fairfield Tama are listed. About 18 000 pounds were distributed to the needy in Cedar Rapids with The Salvation Army handling distribution.
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State Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Iowa Walls
Charles City
Nashua
Fairfield
Tama
Salvation Army
Deputy Game Warden Chases Duck Hunter Across Ottumwa
George Killinger newly sworn deputy of the fish and game department chased Bruce Thomas of Ottumwa after spotting him duck hunting out of season. Thomas fled along highway 63, sped through Ottumwa, and was later brought before a Sigourney justice where he paid a $10 fine plus costs for hunting without a license.
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George Killinger
Fish and Game Department
Oskaloosa
Bruce Thomas
Ottumwa
Killinger
Thomas
Highway 63
Sigourney
Unwise Drainage Prompts National Water Loss Debate
The article cites experts claiming unwise drainage wastes about 4 million dollars yearly in runoff inefficiency. It links drainage faults to floods and droughts, warns of ecological losses, and quotes biologist Geo W Field on the potential value of fish and wildlife lost nationwide.
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Geo. W. Field
Swance Walton League Advocates Planting Used Christmas Trees
The Swance Walton League of Koys at Burlington urges citizens to plant discarded Christmas trees to provide birds with refuge and roosting sites. The writer supports the idea and promotes planting trees for permanent growth amid Iowa’s waste lands where spruce and pine could be established for future benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swance Walton League Koys
Burlington
Iowa
The Love Trap a Mary Kennedy romance with Buck Landers
Mary Kennedy seeks work after poverty looms and lands a secretary job offered by Buck Landers a known sports promoter. He arranges her position at a hotel manager Nelsons office while inviting her to dinner on the roof of the Mortgenhoff in a lush, staged evening. The scene hints at romance and power without explicit commitment as the tale continues.
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Mary Kennedy
Mary
Katherine
Buck Landers
Landers
Nelson
Brooklyn
Kit
Mary Rose
Mortgenhoff
Mr. Landers
Louisa County Sees License Sales Surge in 1893
In Iowa, hunting and fishing licenses declined statewide but Louisa County bucked the trend with a large rise. A total of 843 licenses were sold in Louisa compared with 603 the year before, indicating a notable local uptick.
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Louisa
Iowa
Louisa County
Deer relocation and wildlife protection plan in Monroe County
Deer from Clive game farm moved to James Bradley timber tract in Monroe County north of Blakesburg. Bradley and local officials will guard against dog and animal intrusion, with emphasis on humane treatment. Two large deer herds exist in Shelby and Washington counties, totaling several hundred animals.
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Monroe County
Clive
James Bradley
Blakesburg
Bradley
Centerville
Shelby County
Washington County
Open Winter Aids Birds Habitat in Iowa
The article notes an open winter in Iowa benefiting upland game and song birds by providing food and manageable conditions. It praises favorable weather for quail and other birds, urges shelters and food be prepared for severe cold, and commends bird lovers for their care and continued efforts.
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Towa
Iowa
Local farmers clash with hooting game birds in season
In Washington county farmers, with Deputy Gene Breitenbach, push to end out of season bird hunting near Riverside. Signs warn farmers and hunters face fines as Iowa City and Cedar Rapids action clashes with fish and game laws. Clinton Herald reports on William Levsen De Witt found guilty of unlawful possession of game and hunting without license.
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Hinkleman
Klinge
Otto
Clinton
Scott
Riverside
Washington County
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Gene Breitenbach
Washington
Quail
Clinton Herald
William Levsen
Dewitt
T. J F. Crowley
Levson
Levsen
J. A. Bloom
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as cure for lifelong constipation
Mrs Turner of Fall River credits Kellogg's All-Bran with curing her lifelong constipation. The letter claims bulk and Vitamin B aid the intestines and iron supports blood, with two tablespoons daily recommended. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. red and green package at grocers.
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Kellogg’s
C. J. Turner
Hanover Street
Fall River
Mass
Kellogs
Battle Creek
Save Outdoor Town Slogan For Scott County Sportsmen
The Scott County Sportsmen's Association aims to conserve remaining fish and game and includes farmers among its large membership. The group pledges sportsmanship and will assist game wardens Otto Klinge of Clinton and A. F. Miller of Muscatine, recently assigned to Scott County, in enforcing fish and game laws.
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Scott County. Sportsmen's Association
Iowa
State Fish and Game Commission
Scott County
Sportsmen's Association
Otto Klinge
Clinton
A. F E. Miller
Muscatine
Bode Named New Secretary for State Fish and Game
The state fish and game department welcomes Prof. I T Bode from Iowa State College Ames as the new secretary to the commission. The writer lauds his forester training and decades of cooperative, conscientious service and predicts he will bring credit and energy to the role.
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State Fish and Game Department
I. T. Bode
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Bode
State Fish and Game Commission
Public sale ordered in Washington County Iowa
Writ of Special Execution directs sale of real estate owned by C. L. Tobin et al in Washington County Iowa. Property includes Lots 1 2 3 in Block 12 and outlots 8 991386 50 28 70 and 15 all in Haskins Town. Sale set Monday February 29 1932 from 2:30 to 4:00 PM at the courthouse. Sheriff R H Mccarty notes cash terms.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
C. L. Tobin
Washington
A.D
Iown
Haskins Lown
Perth
C. L Tobin
Judgment In Rem
J. H. Ramee
Hold Fast to Friendships Sayings of Samuel Johnson
A fragment quotes Dr Samuel Johnson urging men to maintain friendships with constant care and repair. The saying emphasizes loyalty and diligence in keeping social bonds strong.
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Samuel Johnson
Growers Institute to hear watermelons and marketing trends
Eighth annual truck growers institutes sponsored by Muscatine County Farm Bureau and Iowa Melon Growers Association set for Fruitland February 19 and Conesville February 20 with sessions at 10 am and 1 30 pm. Lectures by state college experts cover breeding wilt resistant watermelons fertilizer results and modern marketing trends. local farm bureau activities and school sports results also noted.
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Columbus Junction
Local Business and Social Notes from Havre
Havre correspondence reports Geo Chalupa bringing a road of machinery to the Mason place for a March move in. Attendees at Fester Wagner's sale included Glenn Pratt KE and Leslie Beenblossom with Harry Bishop. Howard Baker visited Washington, Albert Zieglowsky stayed at Martin Westen home, and S C Wittmer also visited Washington. Grace Ferns spent Tuesday night at our house and Helen Bishop returned to school Tuesday after a cold illness.
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Wilma Masonholder
Davenport
Geo. Masonholder
Russell Owens
Columbus City Township
M. PB. Edmondson
Fredonia
Concord Township Farm Bureau
Harry Gipple
Grandview High School
Columbus Tunction
Letts
New London
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Mediapolis
Morning Sun
Winfield
Lloyd Masonholder
Verne Furns
Concord Township
Frank Deford
Robert B. Owens
Helen Crosby
Mary
Nelia Moore
Washington
Charles Reece
Southeastern
Louisa County
Columbu Junction
Geo. Chalupa
Mason Place
Glenn Pratt
KE. G
Leslie Beenblossom
Harry Bishop
Fester Wagner
Howard Baker
Albert Zieglowsky
Martin Westen
S.C. Wittmer
Grace Ferns
Our House
Helen Bishop
Cuba Gains Independence and Adopts US Modeled Constitution
The text notes Cuba achieving independence from Spain under the Treaty of Paris on December 1, 1898 and the adoption of a United States modeled constitution on February 21, 1900.
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Cuba
Spain
Paris
United States
Weekend Tales From Brighton And Surroundings
Prody A Borkoski reports notes from Brighton including Roscoe Bennett planning summer work near Richland with Valentine Fleig, Chester Halcomb moving to the old Robertson place, Mr and Mrs R W Carson visiting Washington, Karl Mullikin and family at Harry Mullikin's home, and Lawrence Borkoski injuring his foot with an axe while chopping wood Saturday afternoon.
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Brighton R
Kermit Oswalt
Cedar Falls
Roscoe Bennett
Valentine Fleig
Richland
Chester Halcomb
Wm. Robertson Place
R. W. Carson
Washington
Karl Mullikin
Harry Mullikin
Lawrence Borkoski
Syracuse Architects Learn From Moths and Butterflies
Syracuse University expert Dr. Frederick R. Lear notes insect color patterns offer design lessons. He cites moth and butterfly color combinations as inspiration for architectural palettes and visual harmony.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Frederick R. Lear
Syracuse University
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H. J. Metcalf
State Fish & Game Commission
Myrtle Rayburn D. F. Macon
Robert Terry Shannon
King Pastures Syndicate, Inc
Dlin Kleeman
Manok
Sal Kellogg
Prof. Bode
Sherife's Sale
R. H. McCcarty
Martha Butler
Havre
Jhon Shields & Sons
Brighton
Prody A. Borkoski
Moths Aid
Aie
Haskins
Ainsworth
Haskins Ladies Aid
Paul Klotz
Auct
Washington International Co
E. E. Cline
Washington, Iowa
Wanhacer
North
Ia. Ave
Chicago
Leonard Hicks
Madison and Clark Sagrae
N Hotel
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