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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1929
Page
13
A Wellsbury driver, T. F. Bakery, reported his auto struck by pheasants near Chavion Tuya. Birds collided with the windshield and radiator, denting the radiator and breaking the windshield as Bakery sustained facial injuries.
Sealand's renowned vocalist Bobbin Drollier, famed nationwide for Amores, will headline the Diamond Jubilee Lowa Slab Fair. The event runs August 1 to 2 with tours across recent years. Brother Will joins Hoyat Scatch Tighlanders to perform three concert pieces.
The piece argues porcupines are miscast as belligerent by nature. It states porcupines mind their own business and only defend when provoked, noting they are not easily frightened and pose little threat to others.
The text explains scaleless catfishes lack scales and have head feelers. sizes range from two inches to over three feet for some species. It notes sting from stonecats and flamad tonsedium is painful but not deadly, mentions few fossil catfishes and origins from ancient ancestors, and attributes distinguishing traits to specific part changes.
Fragmentary text describes Swedes interacting with Russia and Western Europe, mentioning Sweden's outreach through migrants, traders, and settlers. It references the Black Sea region, an Anglo-Gothian deity, and the movement of people from Stockholm area to Normandy and Feitis islands, tied to figures like Rurik.
The text traces Dartmouth College’s founding as an outgrowth of a Lebanon, Connecticut school started by Eleazar Wheelock for Christian education of Native youth. Funds from England, including support from Lord Dartmouth, enabled relocation to Hanover, New Hampshire. New Hampshire granted the charter in 1769.
The piece traces diamond origins from India to Europe then notes 1730 Brazil discoveries and later South Africa. It mentions Africa supplying over nine percent of world output and hints at ongoing issues in discovery and ownership.
The Des Moines exposition will feature a period entertaining history of transportation from plow to present day. A pageant traces farming tools through the ages, and a style show displays attire from 1850 to 1880. Exhibits include pioneer implements and a Herbert Hoover replica.
Des Moines retailer announces Iowa's Diamond Jubilee State Fair exposition August 20 to 30 with aims for a premier midwest air show. The event highlights aviation models, displays, and numerous manufacturers. Passes grant continuous day and night access.
Des Moines reports a statewide radio special announcing the first show. It promises a history of public interest over thirty years with discoveries in radiors and exhibits. The event runs August 22 to 29 as part of the Diamond Jubilee tour.
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