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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1941

Page

4

Best of Families Dinner Table Reaction

A family gathering at The Kimily dinner table becomes a spectacle as Johnny Johnny, a year old, initially distracts adults with lively antics. The father suggests keeping to a regular feeding schedule, while Aunt Thelen notes the absence of the youthful entertainer from the table.

Agneelsta Johnny Fator Galiug Father Adins Thelen Cape Sand Ale Ealing

Fragmented ad fragment on liver oil usage and bone health

The readable text discusses liver oil for children and adults, noting no clear age to stop taking it and suggesting daily intake. It claims benefits for normal bones and better dentition, with mentions of dosage like a teaspoon, and references to seasonal usage.

Treat Morses Now to Rid Stomach of Bots

Iowa State College veterinarians report a near perfect method to eliminate stomach bots in horses. Proper antiparasitic treatment reduces worm infestation and helps prevent subsequent digestive disorders. Early intervention is urged to prevent worms moving to the intestines where eradication is harder. In other news, North English reports a theft of porkers weighing about 240 pounds each.

Iowa State College Velorinarians Soin Ineo Sonny Hritirs

Pancakes for Lunch Recipe and Tips

A vintage kitchen note explains making griddle cakes with milk or water, flour, sugar, baking powder, and optional sour milk. It outlines batter consistency, cooking until golden brown, and avoiding over dressing with toppings. The text includes a pineapple honey topping and serves as a home meal guide for a family.

Mike Roelit Spain

Fragmented Tales From a Turbulent Day in News and Life

Disjointed anecdotes recount incidents from a busy day including a mother recalling past misdeeds about cookies, a dramatic claim of child abduction after an infant’s removal during a telephone system installation, and quirky vignettes from urban life. The text blends overheard quotes, mistaken identities, and odd moral reflections across several speakers.

Family claims ties to Rock Valley pioneers in Ames note

A fragmented letter cites lifelong Rock Valley roots and family links to pioneers Fred J. Uusig and George W. Kessler. The author references past issues of The Bre and a front page photo, mentions a move to Ames two years prior while her son attends college, and asserts a personal identity connected to local history.

Mr. Bowers George W. Kessler Che Fale Fred J. Uusig Siowx County Rock Valley Tenn Alton Democrat Ames George Mir. Kessler

First Automobiles in Rock Valley Spark Local Memory

The letter recounts the arrival of the first new car in Rock Valley, a Cadillac costing $1,000, and notes earlier rough vehicles used by local livery. It describes road conditions, hazards, and social scenes from Sunday rides, with mention of families, drivers, and the challenge of early motoring. The author reflects on community figures like Mr. Kearns and Mr. Kessler, and ends with gratitude to Ames and Iowa State for education and campus life.

Andy Rock Valley Way Griver Hull Inewood Lareisod Fairdow Orimel Andy Do Kearns Mr. Kessler Lashother John W. Carey Sioux City Giowx City Towa Hke Nid Rour Cale Omnia Santis Obispo TH. S Mmich Langer

Comfort Improvised Jail Bedding After Mattress Mixup

An error at the Lake Mills jail led to innerspring mattresses being shipped instead of a cheaper grade. Inmates were allowed to keep the mattresses after the mixup was discovered. A separate road incident saw Ass. Leo Avedner of Forost City forced off a highway to avoid a collision, blocking a car door with an embankment while a passerby rescued the trapped occupant.

Lake Mills Leo Aveidner Forost City Avoit Passens-by

Sioux Rapids Supt Henry A Dostic cooks New Year dinner

An odd report from Sioux Rapids notes Superintendent Henry A Dostic prepared a New Year dinner with unusual items fovind Shochinken and a nugget found in the gizvard, described as a pressible delight and worth the price of the whivk n.

Henry A. Dostic Sioux Rapids Fovind Shochinken

Wood Roles in War Effort Highlighted by Forest Products Lab

A Forest Products Laboratory report outlines wood as a strategic material for war needs. It notes wood’s use in housing, barracks, ships, bridges, and transportation, with research on flame retardants, ship containers, and resin treatments to strengthen aircraft components.

U.S Mavison Wis Gerwain Marshel Herman Goering Awerlen Chonists Germany Wayricks Ang Forest Products Laboratory Huntert ikTeuse Si Experis Sue Forrest Praducit Laboratory

Hometown Taste Seen in Marengo Visitor Tale

An out of town visitor who frequents Marengo discovers a fish tale connected to Sherwood Anderson's Hometown The Fare of America. The passage notes local pride in the town and a coal contained setting referenced in the work.

Mirengo Sherwood Anderson Touk Wee Fichire Marengo

Lyon County Men Sign Up for One Year Service

Twelve Lyon County men were sent to Omaha Vel. 3 by the Lyon County Local Board to sign in a year of military service. Names include Elmer Hasty Wallinga Vernon Earl Sin siniy Don ald H. McKisivk Walter Edward Vietz Francis Wayny Jacobsen Clifford John Martin son Robert William Dickman Vernon Marcne Kahl Oscar D. Pierce Orville Ar kd Benson Alternates listed for possible selection. Also notes on ongoing school and post office projects in region.

Lyon County Omaha Sig Elmer Hasty Wallinga P.1 Shelton Vernon Earl Sinsiniy Hock Rapids Donald H. McKisivk Rock Rapids Walter Edward Vietz Larchwood Francis Wayny Jacobsen Fuwnad Clifford John Martin~son Dawood Robert William Dickman Bully Vornon Marcne Kahl Oscar D. Pierce Orville Arkd Benson Weont K. Huisman Rock Rapida Jamey Sabilt Doon Acharigus Trie Lithie Ruck Robert Startin Jolimeon Tingood Charley Wredtick -Hisly

Change in Iowa school election date proposed

Renaford US Lykhouse notes a legislative measure to shift school elections outside Des Moines from March to May. The plan aims to raise voter interest and boost teacher efficiency, arguing that current rehiring practices hurt unfinished pupils. Under the proposal teachers would await board formation before rehiring to protect the school year’s balance.

Renaford Lykhouse Iowa

Ressons Job Hawarden Bathkdol Leaves Hawarden Bank

Klay, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Hawarden, resigns to become a teller at Bank of America in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Klay have one son, three years old.

Dol, Klay First National Bank Oi Hawarden Bank of America Los Angeles Calif Abs Klay Sun

Goon Miller Faces Thirty Year Sentence in Ascenia Case

A jury in Ascenia County found Jim Miller guilty of assault with intent to commit murder after wounding three Toon men with a revolver last spring. Judge Redmn noted the case's severity and imposed a forthcoming sentence of about thirty years in the penitentiary.

Goon Miller Toon Ascenia Jim

Unclear matter mentions long sentence and appeal option

Fragmentary report notes a 60 year old man facing a 30 year sentence with a 20 day window to file a motion for a new trial. If denied, he may appeal to the state supreme court.

Ionas Jys Miller Anl

Thieves Target Hawarden Businesses in Recent Break-ins

Reported burglaries hit Hawarden including the French Tanalier Coy, Achochwmien firns, Cuy ype Uia warden Mill and Lembertson grain elevator, with 92 worth of stamps and tobacco stolen. Local men in Rolla Tramore Hawarden were recruited for a new government project, while workers Harland Milled and Edward Schirmmann are noted in related roles. Six months saw each man cut his font with an ax while trimming trees.

Hawarden Rolla Tramore Holla Duke Vogelzang Bowrenee Muth Hol Lundberg Harald Milled Edward Schirmmann Rolls Clifford Bishop Howe Wee Union Clifford Carl Appelune Mul&is

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