New Railroad Dream Takes Shape In Rural Iowa
Prominent leaders push for a 67 mile extension from Rock Valley to Doon with Ireton and Doon meetings reporting strong farmer support. Browning and colleagues outline plans, a right of way survey is underway, and local committees raise funds quickly as residents vow to proceed with the railroad project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itchell
Vresidenk
Secretacit
Wortasa
Uelplan
Laginter Veescas Dusy
Adam
Lions City
Ireten
Rock Valley
Doon
Mustiger Browning
Tie Progress
Ireton
Prost
Plato Township
Roon
Freton
Allornay Deegan
Daonyin Rock Valley
Thos. Stinton
H. DB
Ara
George Dennler
Mitchell TG
Vitathum Winkes Walpole
Ty Bani
Icton
Jack Valles
Tre
Phil Botoand
Dickson
Browning
Adhiers
Dim Shermay
P Nesameh
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
James Walpole
J W. Black
Dlw
Kaat
Treton Citi
Zens
Lara
Frost Schanlhouse
Holand
Klans Meeser
George Rentschier
Atanager Browning
Messrs
Lo, Vituthum
J, Guizenga
James
Thos
George Kessler
James Gorman
Ad Thi Boland
Trived
Mr. Boland
Aheve
Oak
Peonin
Gorman
America
Telephone News From Rock Valley Exchange
The New State Telephone company completed a line and connected with the Rock Valley Exchange. Patrons will enjoy excellent service across surrounding towns. Don Mefflar is praised for steady leadership as weather reports will soon be relayed over rural lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley Telephone Exchange
New State Telephone Company
Rock Valley Telephone Company
Hines
Don Mefellar
Rock Valley
Sooniar
Relugrans
Saul
Farm Notes From The Bee On Late Farmers Institute
The Bee received valuable notes on the late Farmers Institute but they arrived too late for this week. They will be used next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Death of Meso Migs Mes at Took Valley home
The Roman Catholic resident died Monday after illness. The bereaved family extends sincere sympathy. Further particulars will be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thés Higeins
Took Valley
Hee
School House Woes Spur Call for New Building
In Reel Valley, residents lament a drafty old school house with poor ventilation and repeated illness. Teachers and pupils struggle to stay warm while casual health concerns threaten regular attendance, spurring demand for a new, modern facility funded by local business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Thomas
Aylia Haynen
Reek Valley
Reel Valley
Seventeen Ladies Entertain Seventeen Guests at Home
Seventeen ladies of the PL O gathered at Rev Huizenga's home with Misses Margaret and Lizzie Huizenga as hostesses. Guests were treated as little girls representing characters from different countries. Refreshments matched each country’s theme and the event was highly enjoyed by all participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
PL. O
Huizenga
Margaret
Lizzie Huizenga
Pember Sells Brug Stare and Partners Seek Future
Pember sells Brug store assets to Saty and associates. Pembor remains in part ownership while plans for new firm include Aron and Toole. Community forecasts high fees for the business as Pembor weighs a partnership offer with his brother. Also note an ad for Dr Shoop's Cranp Care claiming quick relief for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petes
Huizenga
Phil
Aron
Akronsin
Toole
Shoop
Ye Permber
Loelvy Methuen Mariiadso
Georgy Sidon Saker
Neo
Gun Frame
Thor
Mary
Amit
Maral
Atten
Alistra
Jay
Patterssa
North
Eugene Hensier
Dates of Sales Declared for Local Vendors
P Van Boek lists February 5 as a sale date. W and Smiley set the sale for Wednesday February C. Rentsehlér schedules for Thursday February 14. H Roetman posts February 20, 1907 as sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. van Boek
W. & Smiley
Rentsehlér
H. Roetman
Organize a Grange Gains Interest from Farmers
A Bee editorial urges farmers to scrutinize all farm agencies before joining the Grange. It argues the Grange is farmer led, long established for 32 years, and has shaped national and state farm legislation, from interstate commerce to rural mail and agricultural support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee
Ufey
Annual Statement for a Mutual Insurance Association
The document records annual receipts and disbursements for a mutual insurance association in Missouri, detailing income sources including premiums and investments, and listing expenses such as pensions and administrative costs. It notes officers, dates, and locations, with references to meetings, audits, and governance actions.
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Dane Daor
Jiehuk
Uren Folking
Firaud
GEA Wlrs
Meso
Novel Entertainment
Pember Sells
Brug Stare
Auscumnetins Liee Organization
Mun
Hacenthur
Ortha
Kachiniray
Lyon
Uo Ural
Aracd
Balt
Thu
Fawn
Kloax
AWE Eng
Preatstort
Rade
Tay Nantaut
Aditvane
Mopreltty
Utes
Yosinosa
UNE Crease
Asattesane
Senn
MSM
Asntubie
Cba
Jon Couture
Radnor
Sonlen
Baginning
Yaar
Novoipts
Prowl
Hii
AélLor Zirewsy L.A Tom
Cesioveseatts Vostentatentin Disbursements
Bung Ce Ver
Labiount
Lasses Palaiturin So
Cord
Csc
Ouployas
Iano
Siato
Jamnat Bons Camas
Wlova
Perth
Owen Cornfortil
Ano Miars
Sdudseribad I
Yre
Hye
Jules Goris
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Spencer
Sioux Falls
Irs. Feddy
Medyeo
Mary Baker Bekly
Lavoe
Freily
Ms. Baldy
Ike
Roy Tate
Iba
Lone
Cheristhia Selene
Guvernae Picvon
Vroklin
Vinseo
Gio
McChira
McChrets
Magnaine
WhitcClero
Mannel Anil Ager
London
Roy
Meret
McChain
Rove
Medhiro
Massarine
Bakera
Tyelve
Bamile McNeil
Dudge
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