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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
2
A lavish presentation showcases outstanding performance, quiet operation, long life, ease of control, and economical ownership. The message invites readers to engage further and consider the advancements demonstrated.
In New Auburn Wisconsin two Chippewa county farms completed a remarkable separation with eleven children, two husbands, two wives and furniture traded between families. Mrs Lizzie Heidelberger moved with six children to William Browns home. Mrs Brown with three children went to Edward Heidelberger. Both husbands agreed and the exchanges were peaceful. Brown was ordered to pay $25 monthly child support. The six Heidelberger children range from one to sixteen. Browns include Charles fourteen, Rehard twelve, Billy seven, Bessie sixteen, and Mary seventeen who attends New Auburn high school.
College students in Knoxville rely on parcel post laundry to Home. About 600 UT students use the postal service weekly, sending soiled linen to distant homes and receiving freshly laundered clothes the following week. Reasons include strengthening home ties and economy while cutting repair costs.
Aller Albright, a Cumberland University senior from Nashville, builds a bug and butterfly collection to fund college. His hobby includes 20,000 specimens with rare Sulphur butterfly males turning white, Clubless Sulphur and Monarch varieties. Monarchs have scent glands and eject an odor when threatened. values range from 4 cents to 190 dollars per specimen.
Curtis M. Glover of Boston, a Dartmouth junior, has left college tired of civilization. He has written the college paper expressing a decision to give expression to his wild nature.
Pathfinder magazine questions the claim that monkeys form a bridge by linking bodies to cross water. It notes monkeys sometimes cling or drag each other, but Mann of the National Zoological Park says the cross-bridge tale may stem from South American spider monster maneuvers. A stray finance note follows about livestock pricing at La Sour City.
Doon Rendering Works calls for customers to contact them about dead stock removal. The ad from Doon Iowa promises removal services and offers a phone contact. It states payment terms with no calls and provides address 26 Doon Iowa.
The note credits Steck & Walpole as proprietors at 87 with a call to bring in work for blacksmithing and horseshoeing by John Kersbergen. It highlights the value of cooperative effort and skilled trades in maintaining the Pioneer Dray Line.
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