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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1927

Page

5

State Bank of Rock Valley March 23 1827 condition report

The State Bank of Rock Valley Iowa Sioux County presents its statement of condition as of March 23 1827 with resources including loans 380494 33, overdrafts 276 27, banking house 12000 00, furniture and fixtures 3400 00, total resources 494000 00. liabilities show capital 35000 00, surplus 20000 00, undivided profits 3250 09, deposits 425000 00. The report is signed by Vice President C A Walhof and Cashier C Rozeboom and notarized by Gerrit Klay with attestations from D J Scanlan and W H Hospers.

State Bank of Rock Valley Iowa Sioux Bamking House State of GCA Walhot Walhot, Vice Presient, and €. Rozeboom C. A. Walhof Rozeboom Litcom C A. Walhof C. Rozeboom Gerrit Klay Cioux D. J. Scanlan W. H. Hospers

Baby Chicks and Hatching Prices at NIC Vander Meulen

Prices for baby chicks range from 10 to 15 cents each with custom hatching offered at 3 cents per egg. Contact NIC Vander Meulen at phone number 2802 for details.

Nic Vander Meulen

Ireton Public Schools reelect staff and superintendent

At the annual school board meeting the entire teaching staff of Ireton Public Schools was re elected for the coming year. Prof J R Coons, superintendent for the last four years, was also re elected. A sixteen year old lad, Gordon Rogers, cut an artery while chopping wood on a farm south of Treton and required several stitches. Other local notes cover travel visits, social events, and small town happenings around Sioux County Iowa including Garretson and Le Mars.

Ireton Public Schools J. R. Coons Gordon Ben Rogers Treton Sioux County Ireton W. A. Mareneau Ellen Reid Rudolph Plues Sioux Fay Houlton Methoist Edith Houlton Ster Garretson Leslie Harker le Mars Fred Kluter Tece Adelia Black J. C. Cridethaugh Rockford Ulnois G. L Houlton Fred Linderman Hawarden J. EB. Linderman Ass Edna Powell Des Moinnes Bunda Henry Nobol Pella Iowa

Law Makers Rush Work On State Police Plan

Lawmakers push a bill to create a state police force headed by a governor appointed superintendent. The force would field 3 to 6 troops patrol districts, aid state departments, and serve corporations. Eligibility set at Town 24 and older. troopers paid 65 to 100 dollars monthly, superintendent 4000 yearly. Proposed appropriation of 100000 dollars.

Iowa Lquor Canada Pennsylvania Colorado J. G. Merritt Carroll Sac Greene Senate Corporations Inter

PICKINGS OF PLATO LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS

Miss Emilie Tank assists Mrs. John Grossenberg with household duties. Rev J Dachsteiner and daughter Mary visit F C Dierks home. Mrs Anita Jepp and sons Emil Albert Edward and daughter Lillian visit John Tanks in Rock Valley. Dierks family and Esther visit August Sehlambohm. Lutheran Ladies Aid of Plato Township to meet at Mrs George Abrendt on April 13. Bert Vander Schaaf injured riding a pony. leg broken above elbow and taken to Hull hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Hiedermann and Mrs Steffensen of Humboldt attend Lutheran Church service in Plato and socialize locally.

Emilie Tank John Grossenberg J. Dachsteiner Mary F. C. Dierks Anita Jepp Emil Albert Edward Lillian Centerville John Tanks Rock Valley Dierks Esther August Sehlambohm Lutheran Ladies Aid Plato George Abrendt Bert Vander Schaaf Simon Vander Schaaf Hull Edward Hiedermann Steffensen Humboldt 3. D

Notable Visitors Sting From Dubuque In Town News

Mrs. Lange and Miss Dora Lange of Dubuque, siblings of the late John Frembgen, visited Mrs. Frembgen and family from Saturday through Tuesday then departed for Alvord. Miss Jeanette Kelley traveled to Sheldon for a family visit. Charles H. J. Mitchell of Storm Lake, formerly with the Bee, called on old friends and praised Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune. Rev. H. B. Barnes of Sutherland dropped in Friday and learned Mrs. Burnes and the Burnes children were improving.

Lange Dora Lange Dubuque John Frembgen Mitchell Thomas Walpole P. T Chicago Sutherland Viday Perkins

Bovine Tuberculosis Law Passes in State Legislature

The state enacted a compromise bovine tuberculosis law after friction and lawsuits in several counties. The measure raises indemnity for pure bred cattle to 75 dollars and grades to 50 dollars, shifts county accreditation voting to a simple majority, and allows the agriculture secretary to order breedings retests and tuberculin testing every three years in line with federal rules. Secretary Thornburg and Reps Ontjes and Martin noted a joker, with amendments ready for passage.

Supreme Court Committee On Animal Husbandry Plymouth County House Secretary of Agriculture Federal Bureau of Annual Industry Thornburg Ontjes Martin

Chiropractor Claims Epilepsy Help Through Adjustment

Dr Pothoff reports epileptics improved by Chingrsac tie adjustments at a Davenport sanatorium. Seizures lasting 15 to 20 minutes were relieved by a single adjustment, with similar results in Holland and other patients. The claim boosts demand for more facilities as patients show marked progress and belief in eventual full restoration.

Pothoit Pothof Csl Holland Vis Pothoff

Unique In Field Chiropractic Sanitarium Opens Alone

The Daveney Democrat notes a newly established institution claiming to be the first pure Chiropractic line operated alone. Reports say mental and epilepsy cases were treated with notable results, drawing patients from Canada and many states. The article hints at nationwide interest and growth potential.

Canada Daveney Democrat

Order Baby Chicks Now for Spring Hatchings

Local hatchery promotes early chick orders with custom hatchings and competitive prices at Valley Poultry Yards. Limited March rush ahead of peak farming season. secure early delivery and support for farm operations through the upcoming growing period.

Wis Poultry Yards

Pigeons Wanted For Season Opens At Valley Poultry

The season has opened and Valley Poultry Yards offers 1.20 dollars per dozen for pigeons. The notice also asks readers if they have paid their Bee subscriptions.

Valley Poultry Yards

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