Mrs. John Hayden Dies After Illness in Rock Valley
Mrs. John Hayden, born November 25 1864 in Lyons Iowa, died December 19 after three days of pneumonia. She moved to Rock Valley in 1886 and remained until death, married to John Hayden since December 28 1887, with eight children born of whom six died in infancy and one son James died 1916. Funeral held at St Mary’s church in Rock Valley with large attendance and floral tributes. She leaves husband son Earle sister Mrs James Lowery brother James Keegan, all in Rock Valley area.
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John Hayden
Hayden
Lyons
Clinton County
Iowa
Rock Valley
James
Earle
James Lowery
James Keegan
Vicnity
St. Mary’s Church
Gratitude for Support After Illness and Death
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. Gratitude to the American Legion and Auxiliary for the flowers. Your kindness will not be forgotten. John Hayden Barle Hayden ATA adds
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Peculiar Accident Involving Paul Murphy
Attorney Paul Murphy of Washington DC underwent tonsil examination in Philadelphia when a steel instrument fractured and lodged in his bronchial tubes reaching the base of his right lung. Physicians failed to remove it at first and later succeeded in extracting the fragment. He remains weak but expects a full recovery and return to normal.
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Paul Murphy
Washington, D. C
Mrr
Ta. Murphy
Rock Valley
Paul
Philadelphia
Washington
Reform Church Notes Service Schedule in Holland Language
Pastor Rev. R D Douwstra leads Sunday worship with 9 30 A M Holland service Remembering the Lords Death. 1 30 P M Holland service The Soul Loves Christ Jesus. 3 10 P M Sabbath School 7 45 P M Young Peoples Society Larning from Experience Mrs A Bonthuis Leader Old Year and New Year services in Holland language Old year 7 45 P M Remembering our sins New Year 10 A M Gods Command to go forward Acts 26 19
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R. D. Douwstra
Holland
Holland Service
Christ Jesus
Young Peoples Society
A. ‘Bonthuis
New York
Joe Lotz Injured in Auto Accident Near Mondamin
Remsen resident Joe Lotz, former Reck Valley baseball player, sustained serious injuries when the car he rode in skidded on ice near Mondamin Iowa. He was pinned under the wreck with a deep scalp wound a fractured rib and multiple cuts while passenger Jim Early of Sioux City escaped unharmed. The car overturned twice after another vehicle attempted to pass.
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Joe Lotz
Remsen
Reck Valley
Mondamin
Iowa
Lotz
Jim Early
Sioux City
Harly
Harry
Mr. Lotz
Doon Christmas Visitors and Travelers Arrive
Ai and Mrs. Edgar Serey and children of Hurley S D visit in the G B Miller home Miss Marguerite Keith of Chicago N J spends Christmas with Doon relatives Corn callers include Mr and Mrs John Brinkhous Sibley and others from Rock Rapids Pipestone and Sioux City Families host and visit during the holiday season Milner and Louis Athens travel to Browns Valley Minn to spend Christmas with John Athens home Grace Scholten of Dover Col visiting Doon area Mike Gerdes Ted Nagel spend Christmas at John Greeley home Lake Park Riuave Trower of Sioux City visiting relatives Will Steinbruk of Rock Rapids Doon caller Tuesday
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Edgar Serey
Hurley
S. D
G. B. Miller
Marguerite Keith
Chicago
John Brinkhous
Sibley
Ray Gately
George Gately
Hazel Gately
Rock Rapids
Thomas Norris
Wilfred Kirk
Pipestone
Mina
Jake Brinkhous
Russel Mc Dowell
Frances Mc Donwell
Sioux City
Henry Visser
Ed Ross
Sadie Visser
Sioux Center
John van Hull
Hull
Rudolph Jantzen
Boyden
D. Visser
Charles Bird
Iowa City
Milner
Louis Athens
Browns Valley
Minn
John Athens
Grace Scholten
Dover
Col
Mike Gerdes
Ted Nagel
John Greeley
Lake Park
Iowa
Riuave Trower
Will Steinbruk
Rev Roy L Howell to preach at St John church services
Former Rock Valley resident Rev Roy L Howell now with the Town Conference will lead both Sunday services at St John church. He will preach at 11:00 A M and 7:30 P M with an invitation to worship. Lyman F Focht, Pastor.
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St. John
Jesus
Roy L. Howell
Rock Valley
Lyman F. Focht
Mrs Herman Oldenkamp dies after illness
Mrs Herman Oldenkamp, aged thirty years, eleven months, and fifteen days, passed away Sunday after a several year illness. Born in Rock Valley she lived most of her life there aside from a Colorado sojourn with her husband Hermann Oldenkamp. Funeral services were held at the Christian Reformed church in Rock Valley Thursday afternoon.
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Herman Oldenkamp
Denver
Colorado
Rock Valley
Mrs. Oldenkkamp
Hermann Oldenkamp
L. Vanden Bosch
Christian Reformed Church
J Ro and Emma Benson Head Overseas for Sweden Visit
News notes report J Ro Benson and Miss Emma Benson of Rock Valley with J W Benson of Ireton leaving Monday for a three month visit to Sweden. They plan to sail from New York Thursday to Benestad akoholm where their parents reside.
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J. Ro
Emma Benson
Rock Valley
J. W. Benson
Ireton
Sweden
New York
Benestda
Akoholm
J. BR. Benson
Mabte Serre
Clarinda
Inez McClean
John H. Kearns
Sioux City
Foppe Pioneer
Harness Repair Notice for Farmers at Peters Harness Store
Farmers are urged to bring their harnesses to Peters Harness Store for oiling and repairs. The notice promises a neat, thorough job of work and outlines the service location for drop off.
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Peters Harness Store
Christmas visits and local notices in Rock Valley
George Relander of River Falls arrives in Rock Valley to spend Christmas with his brother Fred Relander. Dykstra of Muskegon visits Rock Valley friends. Miss Lucile McKeegan returns from Nealsville to her parents. The Howell family from Sildiff spends Christmas with relatives. Sandsehulte families from Le Mars and Sioux City greet Rock Valley kin.
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George Relander
River Falls
Wis
Rock Valey
Fred Relander
Wph
Dykstra
Muskegon
Mich
Rock Valley
Lucile Mc Keegan
Teaghas
Nealsville
John Me Keegan
R. TL. Howell
Fern
Sildiff
Iown Hame
H. J. Sandsehulte
Legora Sandsehulte
le Mars
Ann Sandschulte
Sioux City
Christian Reformed Church
J. Gritter
Prosper Michigan
Mel
John Vander Bilt
John Koolmees
Autoes
Hynes California
Vander Bilt
California
Movig
Koolnees
Meslink
John Humme
Sioux County
F. Ta. Dixon
Chicago
Dixon
Baby Beef Club Entries Open in Sioux County
Sioux County Farm Bureau notes entries for the Baby Beef Club close January 1. Calves must be weighed and certificates mailed to the office. Participants 10 to 19 years old may enter, calves born between March 1 and October 1, 1928. First prize earns the Dunlop Trophy, won three times becomes permanent ownership.
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Baby Beef Club
Sioux County Fair
Geo. Duunlop
Annual Sioux County Farm Bureau Meeting January 4
The Sioux County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting in Orange City January 4 with Oscar Heline of Marcus as principal speaker. He will discuss the secondary road situation and proposed legislation. Officers will report on the past year and plans for the next year will be set. Rex B. Conn, County Agent_signed (text replicated from source)
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Sioux County
Pam Bureau
Orange City
Oscar Heline
Marcus
Heline
Sioux County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Rex B. Conn
County Avent
Herman Te Paske Regains Post at Orange City Bank
Herman Te Paske formerly connected with the Northwestern bank at Orange City resigns his position and will retire at year end after twenty seven years in public service including twelve years as county auditor or deputy. He is well known in Rock Valley and vicinity.
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Herman Te Paske
Orange City
Herman Te Plaske
Northwestern
Tewelve
Me Te Paske
Rock Valley
Bridge Builders Seek Cargo From Stranded Boat Return
Builders working on a new Missouri River bridge near Missouri Valley plan to recover whisky and mercury from the sunken steamboat Bertrand which sank April 1 1864 after striking a snag. The whisky valued at 150 000 and mercury in kegs and carboys were aboard the boat bound for Montana to aid gold ore processing. Farmers along the river helped rescue the passengers.
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Missouri
Missouri Valley
Diguor
Carboys
Bertrand
Strek Ay
Montana
Bertryand
Growth at Iowa State University Seen in Five Year Span
Walter A. Jessup president notes five year growth at Iowa State University with total registration rising from 6 39 to 9 203 in the 1928-29 period, and the value of buildings and equipment increasing from 8 440 227 to 16 003 429.
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State University
Iowa City
Walter A. Jessup
Old Pal of Buffalo Bill Dies at Sioux City
John Grubbs aged 85 dies at Sioux City. He was a friend of Buffalo Bill and claimed to have hunted buffaloes fifty years ago. The article notes Bill’s belief in exterminating buffalo to promote western ranching and economic development.
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Bufflo
Bill
Sioux City
John Grubbs
Buffalo Bill
Buffloes
Western Plains
Grubbs
Baflalo Bill
Great West
Fewer Bank Failures Reported by State Official
State bank superintendent I A Andrews says banking conditions improved over the past year. He notes 31 bank failures in Iowa in 1928 compared with none in 1937s early period. total capital impairment reached 1 168 000 with deposits of 10 554 895. He adds improved bank security fosters hopeful business confidence.
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I. A. Andrews
Towa
Andrew
Absent Voter Ballot Arrives After Election
Henry Lane of O skaloosa requested an absent voter's ballot mailed to his Japan address while serving in the military. The first ballot mailed to the Pacific coast reached him after the election, yet he marked it and returned it to County Auditor Varley despite knowing it would arrive late.
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Japan
University of Sapporo
Henry Lane
Okaloosa
Varley
Pacific
Mi Lane
Jane
Killing Pheasants Out of Season Expensive Business
The state game department reports fines totaling 264.10 plus 2.05 to 304.85 penalties for illegal pheasant killings. Fines money funded a school fund and game wardens’ budget. One hunter faced 107.40 dollars fine and 60 days jail.
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State Fish and Game Department
Bliss
Fies
Schiool Fund
Minnesota
Iowa Builds Record for November Contracts Total
Iowa reports November construction contracts reach 7,021,200 dollars, the highest for November and 83 percent above last year. The January–November total hits 57,445,800 dollars, up 26 percent from 1927's yearly total.
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Iowa
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Peculair
DOON
State Bank of
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W. J. Skewis
Jess
Thomas Kent
Raymond
BE. QO. Plumbe
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Horace Boies
Waterloo
Grundy County
Boies
Wm. Norris
Norris
Novis
Owen Manning
Iowa State University
First National Bank
Rock *Valley, Iowa
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