Enthusiastic county group backs fish and game plans
Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association discussed removing rough fish from streams with state warden George A. Lincoln. They aim to fund the work via fish sales and to recruit farmers to harbor pheasants for future restocking. Plans include engaging Audubon members and boosting deer for Waterloo parks with state support. Local leaders and farmers like Benton hosted Lincoln during his Cedar Falls visit.
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Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawk County Association
Audubon Societies
George A. Lincoln
George A. Linecoln
Cedar Rapids
State Fish and Game Warren
Water,loe Club
Assatiation
Lincoln
Association
W. M. Benton
Cedar Falla
Lincoly
Benton
Louisiana
Shelby County
Shetby
Pottawattamie
Towa
Byrnes
Clarence Wise
Dr. Mead
Cedar Falls
Waterton
Clib Rooms
Charlies Hummel, Jr
la Porte City
Quails
Grounders missives on parks, uniforms, and Waterloo plans
Central association write up notes a campaign for uniform park sizes and sign boards. Grounders report on Booster travel uniforms, attendance bets with Aurora and Waterloo, and a potential Waterloo delegation to the opening day. Catches Harrington likely to join Waterloo. May 5 calendar gap. June carnival for baseball club debated. Streator withdraws from funding. several towns pessimistic about a short season and financial losses.
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Waterloo
Mie
Self Made Man Mentioned In Private Exchange
A brief dialogue hints that a man is self made, while his wife requires changes. The exchange underscores self perception versus domestic influence without detailing names or context.
Large Fifteen-Pound Black Bass Reported From Mill Creek
Harrisonburg anglers recount a 15 pound black bass caught in Mill Creek Shenandoah County near Mount Jackson, claimed as the valley’s largest. News notes cover a colossal Mississippi catfish of about 100 pounds found in Clinton Jr., plus a gun ban for rural mail carriers per a Washington order to curb hunting during routes.
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Harrisonburg
Mill Creek
Shenandoah County
Mount Jackson
Mississipp!iver
Clinton, Jr
Washington, D. C
Post Offices Department
Miller Beats Adamson To Claim 148-Pound Title
In Minneapolis on March 5, Young Miller defeated Adamson of Chicago in straight falls after two hard rounds in St Paul. Miller won the first fall in two minutes with a scissors hold, and the second in twenty eight minutes by scissors and head chancery. Adamson conceded weight and called Miller unbeatable at 148 pounds. A curtain-raiser saw Russel over Carr of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Young Miller
Adamson
Chicago
Ten
Miller
Cery
Russel
Carr
East High Loses Both Varsity And Junior Varsity Games
East High endured defeats last night as Cedar Falls teams won both 82 to 38 for the first string and the second teams scored only 1 and 11 points, reflecting Cedar Falls dominance in a spirited contest.
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East High
Cedar Falls
Frank Gotchis Still Winning Defends World Title
Sioux City reports Frank Gotchis, the world wrestling champion, easily defended his title against Don OKelly of Ireland. Gotch won in two straight falls, the first heat lasting 29 minutes and the second six minutes, with O Kelly noted as six feet four inches tall.
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Sioux City
Frank Gotch
Don O'Kelly
Ireland
Gotch
Footless Man Plans 800 Mile Walk to Iditarod
George A. Terrill, an elderly Alaskan sourdough with two artificial feet, departs Skagway by steamer for Seward and aims to mush over the winter trail to the Iditarod gold diggings. He pledges perseverance despite age and past misfortune, hoping the North’s coaling camp yields fortune after earlier Atlin and Fairbanks rushes.
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Skagway
George A. Terrill
Seward
Iditarod
Terrill
Atlin
Fairbanks
Alaskan Iditarod hopeful Terrill plans return solo camp
Terrill, 58, Indiana native and veteran prospector, lost both feet after freezing on a Televana river trip and was aided back to Fairbanks. Amputations were done near the ankle by Dr. F H Hail in Skagway. Citizens funded artificial feet and a Seattle ticket. He aims to start anew from Seward with two dogs and three months of provisions to race for the elusive stake.
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Iditarod
Terrill
Alaska
Televana River
Fairbanks
Billy Campbell
F. H. Hail
Skagway
Seattle
Juneau
Seward
Northland
Indiana
California
Colorado
Piles Cure Ad Promises 6 to 14 Days Guarantee
An odd clipping notes Pazo Ointment promising to cure itching blind bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days with money refund. Dated Detroit Michigan March 4 1930. Then bowling results report two-man high marks with Cook Crewson Sebring Ohio and Tolson Turner also Sebring scoring 1204 and 1166 leading the field.
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Detroit
Mich
Cook
W. Crewson
H. Tolson
G. Turner
Sebring
Cook-Crewson
Tolson-Turner
Prenuptial party and local notices in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls events note Misses Mama and Amanda Schunamati hosting a guests gathering on Third street for Miss Van Til burg. Rev. Oscar Lowry returns from Anaconda Montana. he will leave for Waukegan Illinois for a four week revival. Notices list property sale price 4000 dollars, residents traveling and social calls, and plans for the Northeastern Iowa Editorial association meeting in Cedar Falls March 24 and 25 with officials and governor speaking.
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Cedar Falls
Mama
Amanda Schunamati
Third Street
van Tilburg
Oscar Lowry
Anaconda
Mont
Lowry
Waukegan
L.S. Alexander
Harry Aldrich
Franklin Street
Eldridge Wilson
South
B. ¥. Knapp
Kalispei
Waterloo
T. J. Burr
Pearl Ellison
Waverly
R. Lamb
Dell Buswell
San Jose
California
Harry Philpot
Fourth and Town Street
Martin Hathaway
Edward Smith
Agnes Chase
D. G. Boomer
Janesville
Rushville
D. F. Taylor
Anna Boomer
Guy Wiley
Denver
Colo
John Boehinler
L. P. Neilsen
Chicago
Nora Harris
Sanborn
R. Harris
H. H. Seerley
Carroll
Des Moines
Lucile Leonard
Ethel Reed
Minneapolis
Commercial Club
L. C. Robinson
H. N Israel
Northeastern
Iowa
Pfeiffer
Bernard Shaw
Vinton Eagle
B. F. Carroll
Sditers
Carl Brandt
Cedar Rapids
R. Messerley
Moore
Corner
Grove
Cheney and Co Notarized Statement in Toledo Ad
Fragments show a notary declaration dated December 5 1866 with A W Gleason as notary. Includes truncated ad copy for Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and a patent medicine mention Hell's Family Pills for constipation with testimonial solicitation.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
Teun Hell
Local notes and health updates from town street scenes
Miss Nellie Dority, aged 80, is gradually improving after heart trouble and now takes nourishment. Miss May Bates visits Cedar Rapids with her brother Arthur. E F Gerken returns from Chicago. Uncle John Harmon is very ill on Fourth Street. Miss Helen Pillsbury, a Milford teacher, visits College Hill. Geo Frisby underwent surgery for gall stones and appendicitis after a week of illness. Property on Eleventh Street listed for 1400 with April 1 possession.
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Nellie Dority
May Bates
Fourth Street
Helen Pillsbury
Milford
Dew Moines
College Hill
Geo. Frisby
Weart-Frisby Co
Two Chippewa chiefs die in gas tragedy in Washington
Two Chippewa Indian chiefs, Bay-Mah-Ji-Wa-Skung and A-Ni-Way-Way-Ausk, who traveled from Orr, Minnesota to press Congress for more land for Bois Forte, were found dead from illuminating gas in their lodging house in Washington on March 5. One elder, nearly 100, signed the 1886 treaty with the United States.
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Washington
Headache Relief Promised by Dr Miles Pills
A letter from Mrs Lou M Churchill of Penacook New Hampshire praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick relief from headache and notes her sister also benefited. The ad claims no stomach upset and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit and urges readers to obtain a package from a druggist and follow directions.
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Miles
Ane
Lou M. Churchil
High St
Penacook
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Frank Gotchis
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