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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1930

Page

2

Rock Valley Bee Preview of State Fair 4-H Demonstrations

The Rock Valley Bee notes that at the state fair farm boys and girls will showcase elu work results with Grass Club activity playing a large role. The 4-H club, named for the four Jeter B Head Heart Hand Health words, grows from Farm Bureau efforts to engage youth and sustain interest in 4-H projects.

Jeter Fann Bureau Guggenheim Towa America Eryl Auto Bay

The Apple Groves Orchard Yields Record Farm Crop

An state horticulture estimate says overall apple yield will be half a normal crop except at Apple Groves Orchard near Mitchellville Town. Under Robert Clark, this large commercial orchard is expected to produce about 14,000 bushels at harvest, a potential record.

State Department of Horticulture Tess Mitchellville Robert Clark

Scandinavian Cemetery Association Forms In Storm Lake

The Scandinavian Cemetery Association of Nokomis township from Boa Vista county seeks to maintain cemetery land. Eligible members are those of Scandinavian birth or descent with voting rights and offices. Six trustees planned with mixed Swedish Danish Norwegian representation. incorporation runs 50 years.

Beunk Vista Storm Lake Nokomis Township Hyp Boa Vista

Navy Airplane Flies Blind in Experiment

W. Ray of Grinnell reported Sunday July 6 at 8 afternoon a silver colored navy plane flew blind over Grinnell. The pilot in an enclosed cockpit could not see out and steered the ship by directions from a van from Chicago to Des Moines. The Des Moines landing followed about 20 minutes after passing Grinnell, aided by auto tracking. The plane reached 150 miles an hour despite a strong headwind.

Grinnell Art Chicago Des Moines Grinnel

Pipelines Bring Adds Taxing Units to State

Henry Walace notes the arrival of pipelines in Kansas and the tax impact. He says the state will tax gas and oil conduits and distribute revenue by mileage to counties townships and cities the pipelines traverse. This raises property tax base and pressures lower rates on other property while boosting school district funds and local government.

Walace Wallace Kansas Tax Commission Baxiy

Des Moines Fair Tickets On Sale August 26

Tickets are on sale for the Des Moines fair from August 26. Legal agents advertise route details and future participation for interested buyers at Adv. 3038.

Suate Fair Des Moines TE Moavateem Road Urs

Water Safety Moves At City Meeting In Rock Valley

A health office update reports steps to improve water safety after a special Tuesday meeting. Actions include slowing water purification, removing and painting the city well, and inspecting nearby open ditches not connected to the sewer. Previous tests were unsatisfactory, and new sampling will follow instructions for a clearer result.

Wullen

Historic Vinters Tunnel at Pammel Park Earns Notable Status

A fragment recalls Tilman Harmon who around 1619 conceived a river mill on his Lincoln township farm. He and his three sons dug a water powered race, called the Devil's Backbone, with shovels and wheelbarrows, completing the project after three years between planting seasons.

Pammel Winterset Tilman G. Barmon Lincoln Township Tiimon Harmon Pavanaverk Tshr

Uncertain heat ravages farms and neighbors in July region

Amid extreme heat farmers face losses and strained relations as crews report damaged crops and confined workers. Local households endure heat stress while communities record acres affected and incidents of concern rise, prompting limited relief efforts.

Wheat and frost mark scattered notes from Mount Ayr trip

Randolph Beall and companions toured Kansas and Colorado grain country observing harvest methods. They saw cutter headers, stacks of straw, steel bins with large storage, and a 175 000 bushel wheat pile at Tribune. In Laurens A Vall ce reported extreme heat followed by frost on Monday July 14, with corn showing frost damage in several areas.

Randolph Beall Mount Ayr Ringgold County Kansas Colorado Mr. Beall Henry Riling Redding Rae Dean and Son Indianola Bam Spurrier Moni Ayr Greeley County Fishman Levator Tribune Warren Dean Gaoh

Frost on a July Morning Report of frost damage in West Union area

Waiter H Beall of West Union reports residents observed last week freezing effects on corn and beans. The witnesses named A J Homey and L Caales spoke of the event seen in Crookstone Minnesota the previous Sunday night.

H. Beall West Union Town Bre West Union A. J. Fiomey L. &. Caales Sthes Crookstone Minn

Jowa County Man Talks to His Mother in Germany News

A Jowa County man, Vietor, Iowa, Anton Geis, called his mother and sister in Niederlandstein Germany on Mothers Day. The call, heard by Mrs Geis and her daughter, drew a crowd at the post office as the first long distance telephone contact bridged thousands of miles. The family expressed gratitude, calling the event thrilling and wonderful.

Vietor Iowa Anton Geis Niederlandstein Germany Giexach Geis Jacob Nietzli Anio Neiderlacnstein

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