Wandscheer Bros To Leave Sioux Center
The Wandscheer Brothers, inventors of a new snow plow, will leave Sioux Center after contracting with Klauer Mfg. Co. of Dubuque to manufacture plows on a royalty basis. The firm will oversee production and sales, with two brothers moving to Dubuque to supervise the first plow and remaining active on a salary, later joined by the others.
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Wandscheer Brothers
Iowa
Sioux Center
Klauer Mfg. Company
Dubuque
Meeting Postponed for Sheridan Township Farm Bureau
Owing to bad roads the Sheridan Township Farm Bureau Auxiliary monthly meeting at the Henry Lutyens home is postponed. A Fireless Cooker demonstration will be given at the May meeting. Secretary.
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Sheridan Township Farm Bureau Auxiliary
Henry Lutyens
Creamery notices offer rewards for lids and sales ads
After rough roads many cream can lids were lost and citizens urged to return lids to the Creamery in Boyden Iowa for a 10 cent reward. Hilton Bros Drug Co advertised Sperry's Chicken tablets for white diarrhoea cholera and a 5 Tube Radio giveaway at 3 pm. Trade and credit terms listed with Vanden Brinks eggs.
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Farmers Co-Operative Creamery
Boyden
Iowa
Sperry
Hilton Bros. Drug CO
Vanden Brinks
New Check Law Declares Bounced Checks Illegal
The new statute makes insufficient funds or no account checks unlawful and subject to fine and imprisonment. Settlements on such checks cannot occur after information is filed and, if accepted, must be court directed. Supreme Court rulings before the act rendered the old check law unenforceable.
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Supreme Court
County Legion to Meet In Rock Valley Thursday
Rock Valley will host the County Legion and its Auxiliary on Thursday evening April 21 at eight o'clock. The state Auxiliary president and state Legion commander will speak, making for a fine meeting.
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County Legion
Rock Valley
Easter Specials at Vanden Brinks Market
Fresh strawberries lettuce celery oranges bananas featured at Vanden Brinks during Easter sales event.
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Vanden Brinks
Jansen Touring Car Damaged in Orange City Crash
Will Jansen and family visiting Orange City were involved in a collision when Dr Hospers drove left into the Jansen car. The rear impact caused the other vehicle to overturn with no injuries reported. both cars suffered heavy damage. The Jansens returned to Boyden by train.
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Will Jansen
Foreign Missions Board Reports Veenschoten Family in Amoy China
The Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in America informs about Johanna Veenschoten and her son Nelson, missionaries in China. Amoy reports normal schools and full hospitals, with Veenschotens at the port, while Shanghai disturbs news coverage but offers hope for mission work.
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Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church In America
Johanna Veenschoten
China
Veenschoten
Nelson
Amoy
Nelson Veenschoten
Shanghai
Yangtze Valley
America
Guardians and Administrators Appointed in Sioux County Court
Judge Munger spoke to Hesebeck and jurors as guardians and administrators were named for multiple estates in Sioux County. Jacob Gorzeman as board chair seeks guardianship of Mary Cellerari’s $1002.52 inherited from her father to cover county care. Mrs. G H Meuller named administratrix of her husband with $2000 bond. Henry A Postma and William Postma appointed administrators of John Postma’s estate. Gerrit Kosters as administrator of Nellije Kosters with $4000 bond. Anthony TePaske appointed guardian of Othel Dotsenrod with $1000 bond. Court adjourned to May 28 then fall term. State v Hesebeck trial proceeding with potential sentence up to 30 years.
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Jacob Gorzeman
Board of Supervisors
Mary Cellerari
State Hospital
G. H. Meuller
Henry A. Postma
William Postma
John Postma
Sioux County
Gerrit Kosters
Nellije Kosters
Anthony TePaske
Othel Dotsenrod
Salpvan Teeld Charged With Wife Desertion
Sioux City Journal reports traveling salesman Robert A. Smith arrested at Ida Grove charged with desertion and abandonment of his wife and four minor children. He waived preliminary hearing, bound over to grand jury, jailed without bond, likely to plead guilty. Wife and children left with relatives at Boyden last December.
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Sioux City
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