Sioux County Court News and Bank Receivership Details
The report covers ai Ver Steer receiver for Hospis Bank listing assets and debts including Bank Chicago and La Salle exposures, and a total of $224,710.06. It notes real estate and bank properties in Hospers, with Joln Brawer purchasing Lot A Block 13 for $5,500 and equity $800, and Hatchaike loans, depositor notes, and securities pending actions. It also cites court actions: Lewis Younger vs B A Haag mortgage foreclosure on farm shares, Yolstead loan dispute, and State of Iowa v. Robert A. Smith regarding support payments and wage assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospis
Chi I¢Aga
Brent Fass
Natiandh Bank
Sheijedtes
la Salle
Redisenants Agres
Joln Brawer
Wa Smith
F. B. Frisbee
First National Don
Smith & Bushes
Nk’ Es
Boss Canrt
Security Natural Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
Lewis Younger
B. A. Hung
Frank Haag
B. A. Haag
Sioux County
Yolstead
Hoeven
Julius Yolstead
Chatsworth Savings Bank
Robert A. Smith
Arbor Day Declared In Iowa By Governor Hammill
Friday April 29 is Arbor Day in Iowa as Governor Hammill designates the date for state celebration during American Forest Week April 24 to 30. The Iowa Horticultural Society chose Plant A Tree as the week slogan and urges widespread tree planting for windbreaks woodlots forests and landscape use. Trees and shrubs are praised as permanent investments increasing farm and city property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammill
United States
Iowa Horticultural Society
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Rock Valley Chautauqua Set With Redpath-Vawter
The American Legion chapter in Rock Valley arranged a five day Chautauqua in July with the Redpath Vawter Chautauqua Company. They had an open date, accepted to come on their own responsibility, and expect a high class event. The Redpath-Vawter troupe usually plays larger towns but agreed to visit Rock Valley due to the open slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkaee Waley
Chantans
Tocal American’ Legion
Redpath Vawter
Rock Valley
Gasoline tax increased one cent in stormy session
The 32nd general assembly adjourned after a stormy session that ran into Monday due to a title defect in the gasoline tax bill. The bill passed raising the gas tax by one cent per gallon despite procedural doubts. The session approved various measures including banking reforms, a $500,000 dairy building grant at Ames, and a total appropriations bill near $29,000,000 with tax adjustments and a soldier bonus levy of 1.32 mills. The treasury balance ranges from $4,000,000 to $7,000,000, with surplus protections and a plan to keep property taxes at about 7.68 mills. For barber regulation, licenses require health certificates and formal schooling or two years’ trade work. a three-member examining board will be appointed by the governor.
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Gillon
House
Senate
Ames
Treasury
Iowa
State Board of Health
Rock Township Farm Bureau Demonstrates Braided Rugs
Rock Township Farm Bureau Ladies showcased braided crochet techniques including machine made and hooked rugs. A rug made from old silk stockings impressed attendees. A committee meeting led by Mrs Jean Hauser is planned for Thursday April 28. all farm ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Township
Jean Hauser
Budget Idea Carries in Counties
The state budget program has popularized the idea making it easy for both houses to pass a bill applying the system to counties. The bill, sponsored by the bureau of municipal research and introduced by Clyde B Charlton of Polk County, would have county expenditures governed by the board of supervisors like state budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Municipal Research
Clyde B. Charlton
Polk County
Board of Supervisors
One Bank Bill Clears Legislature With Co operative Bank Rules
The co operative banking bill sponsored by Senator Fulton of Fairfield passed both houses and awaits Governor Hammill's signature. It allows five or more persons to form a bank titled co operative bank with charter from the banking department and secretary of state. Capital is unlimited but at least 15000 must be subscribed before charter.
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Fulton
Fairfield
Hammill
Co-Operative Bank
Banking Department
Secretary of State
Barber Bill Wins Out After Gov Hammill Veto
A new measure faced objections but passed after Governor Hammill vetoed earlier versions. The draft focused on key issues raised by critics and moved to restore the bill in revised form, signaling a political setback for opponents and a legislative win for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
Iowa Legislature Rescinds Call for Constitutional Convention
In a late session move the Iowa legislature rescinded a prior call for a constitutional convention to amend the U S Constitution so that voters could elect U S Senators. The joint resolution passed the Senate with four dissenters and the House without any. Proponents included Lange Davenport Kimberly Davenport Thomson Muscatine Topping Burlington among river city leaders. anti saloon league and W C D U backed the effort.
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Iowa
United States
Waf
Anti-Saloon League
W. C.D. TU
Senate
River Cities
Lange
Dabuqut
Kimberly
Davenport
Thomson
Muscatine
Topping
Burlington
J C Stuckslager Dies in Rock Valley Iowa
Community mourns John C. Stuckslager born Marion Iowa May 10 1852 died April 14 1927 at home Rock Valley Iowa Survived by wife Emma and daughter Mary plus two sisters and a brother Involved in Presbyterian church then Methodist Sunday School and known for open friendly greetings Funeral held at home Rock Valley conducted by Rev J L Shrover and Rat Focht interment in Grace Cemetery Sioux City Iowa
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Nop Tno
John C. Stuckslager
Marion
Iowa
Rock Valley
Towa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Me. Stucksinger
Tenningkeit
Des Moines
Alice Brown
Cedar Rapids
Orval Dodd
Randolph
J. L., .Shrover
Prison labor fund eyed for new industries at reformatories
The board of control controls roughly 90000 in the industrial fund but it cannot be used for capital expenditures. A bill proposes using the money and all future prison labor sales receipts to invest in new industries at Anamosa and Fort Madison. About 250000 yearly supports the two facilities.
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Anamosa
Fort. Madison
Board of Control
Fort Madison
Bond Sales Tax Bill Aims at Dodgers in State
Hubbard of Pottawattamie proposes a law to curb tax dodging by bond sellers. Every person firm association or corporation selling taxable bonds in the state must by the tenth of the month mail to the secretary of state a list of all purchases by residents plus descriptions and amounts. The secretary shall send county auditors a list of local purchasers with the details. (Continued on last page)
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Hubbard
Pottawattamie County
Secretary of State
Mule Falls in Well at Remsen Farm Rescue Efforts Fail
Workers spent hours last week trying to save a mule at the William Heilman farm near Remsen. The mule, owned by neighbor Ben Holdgrafer, dropped into an old well while two horses and two mules were hitched nearby. Harness broke as the mule hung by straps, and the animal fell eighteen feet to the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heilmanin
Remsen
Ben Holdgrafer
Hudson lad found unconscious by roadside
A seventeen year old Hudson boy named Chivington was found unconscious in a muddy road east of Moe on Wednesday morning. He was taken to Canton for medical aid and remained unconscious until around noon. He had walked five miles after spending the night in a hay-mow while stranded by rain. He is now recovering but threatened with pneumonia from exposure and expected to return home later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Chivington
Hudson
Moe
Canton
Tom
Sioux Falls
Sioux, Falls
Lewison
Sioux Valley News
M. E. Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Message
Pastor Lyman F. Focht urges control by Jesus helping grace over base nature. He cites H. W. Mabie on venturing seas of life. Sunday School at 10:00 AM. preaching at 9:00 and 8:00 PM. prayer meeting Thursday evenings.
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Anchorage
Lyman F. Focht
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sioux County Court News
ROCK
Farm Bureau
Aria
P. D. van Oosterhout, Pres
C. A. Walhof
C. Rozeroom
F. J. Pylman
Asst. Cashier
Ounsner
Reket
Dr. R. M. Schutz
Rock, Valley, Iowa
Palmer Graduate Chiropractor
Constitutional Convention
J.C. Stuckslager
Emma J. Leonard
Rock Valles
Terra Lrma
Heilmann
Heitmann
bin Holderafer
LeMars Sentigel
Prison Employment Func
Bons and Securities
Hudson Lad
M. E. Church Notes
Jesus
H.W. Mabie
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
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