Rock Valley Exchange pivots under McKellar and Moeller
Mr Moeller plans action as he leaves charge of Rock Valley Exchange after improving the business and upgrading systems. McKellar aims to expand operations and attract more patrons, while acknowledging the need for better telephone support for Rock Valley businesses. Both men are wished success in their future ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvs Tranuler
Msdemiark Renene
Rock Valley Bualnces
Rea
Mr. McKellar
Ar. Motllsr
False Rumor About A. J. Bebirmur At Rock Valley
A false rumor claims A J Bebirmur plans to leave his Rock Valley business. He denies the claim, stating no intention to quit and that the shop will continue operating with new spring goods. The rumor spread amid ongoing local chatter, but he asserts it is malicious and unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falen
A. J. Bebirmur
Domplain
Hawnyor
Bowlgesa
Lock Valley
Gale
Érebanty
Wes
Thal Anbuey
Palos
Old and New Village Council Convened After Election
The old council met Wednesday with Mayor Plumbe and officers present. Minutes show bond approvals and finance items, including a treasurer report on funds collected and held, and discussion of unpaid water rents and enforcement actions. The new council was sworn in after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumbe
Wiggerman
Rapeor Minard
Vitabbm
Marahal Veldboom
Sohn McKellar
Thou. Hyletorn
Grooten
Hilesaga
Ewearlby
Gang
J.C. Wig
Old Bond
Council members debate appointments and salaries in city council
The council considered Thiger and Winters for appointments after A B Dodds requested candidates. The marshal led both offices during the past two years. The salary for the city clerk rose from 8 to 47.60 per tenth, and the city funds showed an increase of nearly 250. Members commented on the salary raise and budget, then the meeting adjourned with a smoker and informal reception hosted by Mayor Plumbe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats Ra
Stregit Coil Missioner
Thiger
Winters
A.B. Dodds
Marahal Yeld
Themae
Acala
Marsha
Vald Buom Anaetar
Ceretiontce
C. U. Wan
Ows
Air
Mod F.X. Burtiog
Kaporta Ware
Anuplana Reid
Tutura
Sine
Alice Haupt
Voriowa Miesiong
Kruedmuie
Assembly Fond
Paatar
Subaul
Sete
Huwinaa
John Achosam
Sioux City
G. Dick
Brookings
Wallace
Inston
Hock Valley
Storae Q
Chamberlain
New
U.P
Roy
Jay Motoy
Rer
A. FB. Walinow
John G. Dick
RH. McCoy
Quinby Wan
Moslaraior
Aidrom Tha
Boyden
Quinby
Breakdown in printing stalls weekly paper press crew
The Herald suffered a major breakdown during week print runs. An automatic gripper failure forced a move to Inwood to print. A strike followed by machine woes, smarting delays, and frantic efforts by Foreman Call, Editor Blwstne, and staff to salvage the edition. Loy Larson repaired the Kronk, ensuring some progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood
Thwood Herald
Chrie Grickton
Enlind
Johnson
Loy Larson
Seed Corn Quality Quietly Assessed at Ames Experiment Station
More than 640 seed samples were tested at the Ames Experiment Station showing average germination and health metrics. Of 500 samples, about two percent failed to germinate, while 16 were unfit to plant leaving 69 vigorous lots suitable for spring planting. Caution urged about weak germination affecting field results and seed quality testing emphasized by Holden at Ames Iowa in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagan
Ames
Avery
Towa
Cory
Worthinas
Uzalka
Dallas
Holden
Marah
Court in Session at Moxday Courthouse
Judge Oliver opens court at the county capital Moxday to hear old cases and adjourns for lamars matters. Damages suits involve Ada Watts and Gene Hogan. Milwaukeee railroad loss, printing dispute, and diploma deliveries noted. Public diplomas to be presented when practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Moxday
Chayncay
Lamars
Thia
Ara
Ada Watts
Hawardun
Damagaa
Gene Hagan
Hull
Horace Putsam
Hogan
Paton Fatret
Puta
Tire
Zarry
D. A. Stone
Dr. Quiglay
Mosdames
Hrun- Kil
Tinwardan
Ceybjo Wiorde
Miyoro Vauktuy
Hespera
Nearby Gleanings: War veterans and exams noted
A garbled column records items from Reader exchange items including a veteran of the War of 1812 with disability, parolees recalled to service, a murder retrial, a land company paying taxes, and rural school exam highlights. Names include Eaton, Donovan, Winall, Rocker, and Kimo.
Church Notes and Weekly Schedule Update
Church notes review weekly services with subject topics for Sunday and next Sunday. Epworth League led by Miss Davies, service times adjust by half hour from winter. Sunday school preparing for Easter. morning service at 11, evening at 7. all are invited. During week a Young People meeting discussed church reports and mission funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bive Bartha Davies
Low rate travel fare listing in 1920s rail circular
Inland passenger rates advertise travel from Chicago to Milwaukee and West Coast points with discounted rates for children, liberal stopovers, and tourist sleeper validity. The notice mentions Great Northern lines, Pacific Coast routes, and a toll-free contact for further information through F. A. Millee, General.
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AKO Nortawesy
Chicago
Sulwaukee ST
California
North Pacific Coast Paints
Childrren
Aymat
Ori F. A. Miliec
Gaseral
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