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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1930

Page

4

Rock Valley Bee outlines Iowa Automobile Association growth

The Iowa Automobile Association, affiliated with AAA, operates from Hotel Fort Des Moines and offers emergency roadside aid across 600 garages. Membership rose from 6,709 in 1926 to 19,800 by 1929, with 24 directors and Des Moines officers guiding safety and community efforts amid widespread service calls.

Ige Iowa. Automobile Association Hotel Fort Des Moinés AAA National Organization Des Moines Dean Schooler W. E. Wissler A. J. Verran W. B. Rood H. J. Bigge Ene Ene Agency Service Were Respondehild Safety Almoast Exellent 4

Notice of Estate Administrator Appointment in Iowa

The District Court ofaux County Iowa appoints L. O'Reilly as Administrator of the estate of John A. O'Reilly. The administrator will present the authenticated settlement to the court on February 4, 1980. Named successors include Maurice O'Reilly.

Pexas

Monument to mark Black Hawk grave in Davis County

Edgar Hazan of the State Historical Department said Black Hawk chose the Des Moines River bank in northeastern Davis County as his burial site for a monument. He noted the grave’s marker was disturbed when a dentist kept the remains, but the spot remains historically significant.

Monument Black ~Hawk Davis County Blackhawk Des Moines Edgar Hazan State Historical Department Ais Harlan

Bremer County Sees Sleds and Milk Deliveries

J F Grawe of Waverly notes heavy bob sled traffic in Bremer County with hundreds of bobsleds and loads of milk for Carnation plant. Hoofed teams, well bred horses, and a lively street procession mark the season as dairy shipments avert spoilage and highlight local pride in horse power.

Bremer County J. F. Grawe Waverly Carnation

Iowa Company Expands Hotel Ownership Across Cities

The United Realities Corporation based in Davenport controls 15 hotels in Washington and other locations. It recently declared a 12 percent stock dividend as it expands by taking over the St. Paul Hotel in St. Paul and later acquiring Grove Park Inn in Asheville and the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, while continuing operations in Des Moines and Davenport.

Iowa Unted Realities Corporation Davenport Washington Dick Lane Des Moines St. Paul Hotel St. Paul, Mun Asheville N.C Mackinac Island

College Students Carved Names in Sandstone Bridge

Iowa State College alumni from Ames left carved inscriptions on a sandstone bridge of the Chicago Northwestern line between the college and the north woods. Workmen uncovered the lettering during repairs. Names include W. J. Eck Pleasant Plain class of 98, Glenn D. Herald Farley class of 97, Andrew Brown LeClaire class of 97, and Guy Brewer Des Moines class of 97, a Rainbow division veteran.

Iowa State College Ames Chicago”-Northwestern North Woods W. J. Eck Pleasant Plain Souther Railroad Glenn D. Herald Farley American Telegraph and Telephone Company New York Andrew, Brown LeClairé Prosser, Wash Guy $_Brewer Des Moines

Sky Brilliance as Mercury Drops Below Zero

Walter S Beall of West Union Fayette County recalls a mid January frigid morning when the sky displayed brilliant sun dogs flanking the sun and four bright spots around the cloud rim above the horizon. An arc hung at the zenith with a rainbow tether to the southeast, a sight observers say they never saw before.

Walter S Beall West Union Fayette County

Practical Tests Made At Woodward Study Of Epileptics

Prof B G Lockhart and a Drake University psychology class of sixty visited the state institution at Woodward to study epilepsy patients. They interviewed many patients aged ten and up to test mentality and treatment, aiming to identify relief and potential cure. The research yielded valuable information and another study will be presented soon.

Woodward B.G. Lockhart Drake Uni

Truth or Heroics in Joan of Arc Tale

The Womans Home Companion questions the traditional Joan of Arc story. Investigators found records of her Metz visit in 1496, five years after her supposed death, and later notes cite her marriage and a gift from Orleans, while her ashes were said to have been scattered eight years earlier. The article advocates accepting thorough research even when unsettling, claiming true knowledge remains inspiring.

Joan of Arc Faial ¥ Weil The Womman’s Home Companion Joan Metz Orleans Seine

Smart Dog in Denver Uses Phone to Call Police

A six month old terrier named Dynamite awoke in a locked jewelry store and triggered the telephone by pulling the receiver from the hook. The operator heard the dog’s bark and alerted police, who rushed to the scene to rescue the dog and owner. It is unclear if the dog intended to call for help, but owners of smart dogs may believe so.

Denver Dlot

Fighting Forest Fires as a Scientific System of Crew Organization

The article describes forest fire fighting as a scientific, organized effort rather than a laborer’s task. Crews of 6 to 12 under a ranger execute precise roles with tools like axes, brushes hooks, shovels, and backfires. Large fires employ 50 to 300 men, while ten acres or less need only one crew.

Variation in Stars and Stellar Evolution Terminology

The passage explains that giant and dwarf stars refer to brightness rather than mass, with stars starting as low density low temperature gas. Giants are stars in the ascending, hotter phase, while dwarfs are those on the descending path that cool and dim toward the red stage.

Whose Lead Is It In A Bridge Argument

A friend argued about a bridge point and asked a known authority to decide. She got a courteous reply plus a $25 bill for professional services. Her lawyer advised paying the bill, and two days later another $25 bill arrived, also for professional services.

Towo

English game protection and leasehold rights in English law

English law treats ground game as hares and rabbits subject to protection to prevent injury and loss to sporting interests. Possession of land does not grant a right to kill game, though leases may provide for keeping down ground game.

England

Every Ten Years Bill Explains Census Bath Joke

In a quirky exchange neighborhood cutup Te man jokes about a census bath, prompting Charles to ask what it means. Bill agrees to explain that the census bath is a playful idea where pie is shared as a count of inhabitants every ten years.

Bill Charles

Doon Mews Items Highlight Doon Area Socials

Doon notes show Mr and Mrs John Smith visiting in RH Penning home in Sanborn Iowa Tuesday. Andrew Kipnley and Mrs. Kipnley shopped in Rock Rapids Friday. Sam Grim of Hills Minnesota visited Mrs Grim's parents E Nester on Sunday. Hubert Ross recovering from pneumonia hopes to return to school soon. M J Scholten and Mrs Sheldon visited Tuesday in Sheldon. Mrs D Visser visited Sioux Center Saturday. Hugo Nagel and daughter from Alvord visited Mrs Nagel Sunday. J Van t Hull and daughter Beth visited D Visser Sunday afternoon. L H Laackmann and Hugo Glissman families were Sunday visitors in Sibley. Door people attended S K Tournament at Canton Saturday and Sunday. A J Tasshaller of Le Mars attended Rev Father O'Reilly funeral at Rock Valley last Wednesday and visited Lizzie Witt and John De Bondt homes in Doon.

John “Smith RH Penning Sanborn Iowa Andrew Kipnley Hock Rapids Sam Grim Hills, Minn Scholten D. Visser Ab Sioux Center Hugo Nagel Alvord Mi Nagel J. Van’t Hull Boma Beth L. H. Laackmann Hugo

Parrot Fever Warned To Curb Imported Parrots

Dr. Henry Albert, state health commissioner, notes 56 US cases of parrot fever or ornithosis with eight fatalities. He warns parrots are always fatal and contagious to humans. Until eradication, avoid buying imported parrots to prevent spread.

Henry Albert United States Albert

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