Open pheasant season declared across counties
Open season declared by Game Warden W. E. Albert with three day limit in all counties. Residents pay $1 for a one year hunting license while nonresidents face $15. Law now allows hens or cocks up to three birds daily and reduces possession to ten. Open season cites widespread farmer petitions across the state as a record in county coverage.
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Pines
W. E. Albert
Black Hawk
Butler
Cer
Clay
Dickinson
Emmet
Ayd
Franklin
Grundy
Hamilton
Hancock
Hardin
Howard
Himboldt
Kossith
Lyon
Mitchell
O'Brien
Osepola
Palo Alto
Sioux
Winnebage
Worth
Wright
Albert
Ows
Pheasants Open Seasons Declared in 1925 1927
Range Line Marie notes Open Seasons for pheasants in 1925 1926 and 1927 after rapid increases in birds. The state game department campaigns to spread pheasants to Southern Iowa while farmers petition amid debates on crop damage versus pest control. Over two years the department distributed 3 011 pheasants and 11 320 pheasant eggs.
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State Game Department
Yowa
Towa
Thera
Fish and Game Department
Black Hawk County Women Win First in Project Work
Black Hawk County women captured first place for their Dairy Cattle Congress project in the women and children's building with 980 of 1000 points. The exhibit featured poster work demonstrations samples and farm bureau led activities judged by Miss Lillian Swanson of the extension division at Town State College Ames. Franklin County took second with 965 points Marshall third 956 Floyd fourth 955 Buchanan fifth 953 Chickahaw sixth 952.
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Black Hawk County
Dairy Cattle Congress
Farm Bureau
Lillian Swanson
Town State College
Ames
Franklin County
Marshall County
Floyd County
Buchanan County
Chickahaw County
Auto Injuries Leave Glenwood Woman Dead
Mrs. Richard Whikins, 60, of Glenwood died from injuries after being struck by a truck during the October 4 to 10 period. The accident occurred in Glenwood, and the case is being investigated.
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Glenwood
Richard Whikins
Legion Draws Nation Wide Cheers At Louisville Parade
Waterloo Legionnaires return from the American Legion convention in Louisville to recall a massive parade with about 30 000 marchers and 106 000 spectators. Iowa hosted a popular song contest with the Iowa songleader winning a bet amid friendly rivalries. The Becker Chapman post and Waterloo bands stood among the top units as Louisville police and Kentucky guardsmen maintained orderly crowds. Next year’s convention is slated for another city.
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Waterloo
The
American Legion
Louisville
Harry M. Reed
Third District
Beoker-Chapman Post
Towa
Iowa
Wisconsin
Alter
Loulaville
Vinta
Reed
Becker- Chapman Nest
Becker-Chapanan
Guardsmen
Kentucky National Guardsmen
Run-Down to Right Functions With Tanlac Claim
Tanlac marketed as a natural herbal remedy claims to restore appetite digestion and strength for those exhausted or nervous. A Dubuque Indiana man testifies feeling 100 percent healthy and ravenous after use. The ad promotes three meals daily and asserts a price under two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
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Tanlac
Ray .Roggensack
White St. Dubuque
Boston Tercentenary Funds and State Support
Boston celebrates a tercentenary with public funds and private gifts. The city has raised funds for colonial expenses and the state votes fifty thousand dollars to support the convention. Reed notes the ongoing effort to finance the celebration and related activities.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Reed
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Vourier
Earla Brown
Minneapolis
Prince Albert de Ligne
United States
Belgium
Tom Archer
Harla Brown Farm
Brown
Minnesota
August Becker
Black Hawk Co
Mareatoo
Legion
Iowa Legionnaire
Flanders Field
Gordon
Enderlein
West Fourth
NASH
America
Lafayette Street
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