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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1929

Page

3

Show People and Driftwood at the Orpheum

The Orpheum features Show People with William Haines and Marion Davies plus stars like Chaplin Hart and Fairbanks in Wrong Again. Saturday screens Driftwood and Winnie Winkle in Winnie’s Birthday. Prices for adults range from 25 to 50 cents with children discounted. The Trial of Mary Dugan and The Orpheum has further shows listed.

William Haines Marion Davies Hollywood Charly Chaplin Norma Talgedge Wiliam S. Hart Douglass Banks South Sea Isle Winnie Winkle Winnie Mary Dugan Winvedtha Orpheum

Fragmentary Plainspun Note on Early Settlement Practices

An unclear reminiscence recalls harsh early settler governance and lingering presence of coercive practices. The fragment hints at old laws, supply issues, and continuing regional tensions affecting markets for oats and barley. The Rock Valley Bee.

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Revenue Boost from Hunting and Fishing Licenses

The 1927-28 season in Iowa shows strong income from hunting and fishing licenses. New rules require separate licenses for lanterns, asters, and banners, increasing total revenue but raising costs and affecting license issuance.

Lowa Lantens Asters Bhanpers

Iowa City Football Schedule Highlights for 1929

The article notes Big Ten interest in Iowa State University football and highlights key players Mute Sofa and Minvis. It lists home and away games for 1929 with dates around Dad's Day and mentions Minnesota and Indiana as opponents amid schedule juggling.

Iowa City State University Miute- Sofa Minvis University of Towa Towa Cetabey Minnesota Dane Lne Hino Indiana Ene

New Threshers Feeding Program Sparks Local Debate

A community led feeding initiative emerges during the threshing season in Iowa area farms. Farmers and neighbors discuss logistics as workers and families gather for meals after long days in the fields. Some argue the effort reduces hardship while others question sustainability and coverage across distant farms.

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Monticello Banks Report Profits and Setbacks

In Monticello, Jones county with about 2000 residents two banks reveal profits and bold figures. The Monticello State Bank notes undivided profits while Lovell State Bank lists capital at 200000 dollars and surplus around 100000 with debts over a million.

Montticello Jones County Gaunt Tier Avpo Heaely Monticello State Bank Dlespos Lovell State Bank Phoee

Italian family sickened by toadstool dish with a nurse's aid

An Italian family in High Bridge fell ill after a mushroom meal. The mother and six children were affected, but all recovered except the mother who remained ill. Dr. Smith of Granger treated the family using remedies, and the father was among the victims.

High Bridge Smth Granger

Bargains On Baint ay Kooefs and Vander Rok

Readable text shows special bargains on Baint ay Koelufs and Vander Rok goods offering low prices and limited time discounts at local shops. The fragment mentions discount events and promotional sales aimed at shoppers seeking value.

Baint‘ay—Koelufs & Vander Rok

Old Binder Keeps Long Service Record in Krivetsburg

A 40 year old binder purchased in 1889, operated by C. J. Miller of Tavneey near Krivetsburg, remains in continuous service each harvest. The machine, though dated, works as well as ever though it lacks newer improvements.

C. J. Miller Tavneey Krivetsburg

Sioux Center News Items Reflect Local Visits and Travel

Local notes show Mrs J Flim of Minnesota visiting the WL Molgteci home and relatives in Wisconsin. Miss Margaret Van Wyck works in Sioux City but spends end at home. Rev R Enthurs led services at the Reformed church. World travel includes Archin Ave Chicago visit by the Beernink family and trips to Rochester and the Lakes.

Ains Wisconsin Aliss Margaret van Wy Vk Siony City Hone B. de Pree Ae Fiamly Noland Dias Trey J. Wesslink Pella Lowi Lions Center Mes C&w Weselink Jette Dorothy Roelofs Edgerton Minn Mev U. Ruetors Lubhers Archin Ave Chicago Jahy Nentsarden A

Doon and Nearby Families Gather for Visits

Doon and area residents share a weekend of social visits. Joe Greely returns from Doon to Lake Park as friends and relatives called on him. In Hawarden Andrew Klorstad and John Bde Wirds were Canton callers Sunday afternoon.

Mia Leunatt Steineheets Josephine Imball Ailey Lauretta Tetonville Ani Hares Trinkhyws Rushmore Ming Jake Byinkhous Charlie Kalu Tehmeari August Kiein Lefe Saluz Boyd Liscamb Lowe Geoesh J. Tyiukhaws Jon Greely Doon Bee Lake Park John Drier Sioching Kenedy Hawarden Hj Drier home. = Andrew Klorstad and John ‘Bde wirds Canton WF. Sovrenson Leon Bomhodlt Dora Nagel Jim Scholten Fandly Stony Falls Jake Scholten

Temporary School Building Auction In Sioux Township

Public auction to sell a temporary school building and related structures in District No 4 Sioux township. Auction scheduled for 3:00 PM on September 3, 1928 with specified terms and local officials overseeing the sale.

Sioux Township Wil Enstein Lehmidt Seey Ben W. Maw Anett

Notice of Dissolution for Baynds Milling Company

Notice is given that a special meeting at Rock Valley on August 17 1924 approved dissolving the Baynds Milling Company. The resolution passed by a majority of outstanding shares authorizes publication notices and dissolution under Article XI of the Articles of Incorporation. Dated Rock Valley August 17 1929. Carmin President and Treas.

Rock Valley Baynds Milling Company, & Corporation Gald Corporation Rounds Milling Company Ang

Much Old Wheat Shipped From Council Bluffs Areas

In recent weeks several hundred cars of old wheat left Council Bluffs to make room for new crop and seize favorable prices. No wheat was sent to Argentina. Seven hundred cars moved from C and NW lines to Manitowog Wisconsin for transfer to Ream steamers on Lake Michigan. Two days ago the North Western railroad removed 1,100 cars of old wheat to various destinations.

Council Blais Argentine Republic Manitowog Wis Ream Lake Michigan Niorth Western Railroad

Radio Not a Musical Instrument Ruling Declared

The Iowa Court of Appeals ruled that a radio set is not a musical instrument and thus exempt from certain execution laws. The majority held against the notion, while a dissent argued the opposite, noting the instrument’s harmony could be heard as a sound artifact.

Northwestern Iowa Banks Struggle After Daylight Bank Robberies

Reports say cash shortages hit banks in Cherokee Orange City and other towns after daylight robberies. Bankers warn local deposits are tight as authorities pursue criminals, while Sioux City aids in arranging funds to meet upcoming demands.

Iowa Cherokee Orange City Gibnove City Sioux City

National Guard Camp Dodge Encampment Draws Crowds

Visitors from across Iowa attend Camp Dodge events as the National Guard hosts daily drills, aerial displays, and band concerts under army officers. The encampment showcases military formations and public recreation, with spectators enjoying games and educational facilities including the swimming pool.

Iowa Camp Dodge Orbiutyation Wohsn

English Sparrows Make Good Eating in Town

Walter Beall of West Union cites authority for eating sparrows as a practical industry option. He suggests a simple method to pluck and prepare the birds, noting that while not all parts are usable, the tender meat makes good pie and food, and locals may be surprised by the quality.

Walter Beall West Union GR. Bhthrd

Veteran Civil War veteran Glenn honored with John Brown cabin relics

A Kansas tribute to Glenn, a civil war veteran, features an illustrated booklet and memorabilia about John Brown. The Osawatomie cabin linked to Brown is shown. the main cabin, partially restored by Samuel Glenn, stands about a mile and a half northwest of Osawomie.

Towa John Brown Lucas Bootie County Polsily Low Glenn Kansas Chicago Virginia Mr. Glenn Osawalome Samuel Glann Osewalomie

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A. L. Halstead THE Mong Goldwyn Mayer Dugan Ned Sioux Center J. Flim Allaod Minny Council Bratts Ftadio of National Guard Af Labor Day BELL Sheldon White City Milwaukee Road Blanton Peters Roelofs & Vander Bok
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