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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1930

Page

4

Refrigeration Necessary The Year Around

Health comfort and convenience drive the push for electric refrigerators in homes says H E Dennis Iowa Public Service Company district manager. Proper food preservation protects health and should be year round not just in summer as more people use and buy refrigerators in winter.

H. E. Dennis Iowa Public Service Company

Fourth Year Clothing Lesson Held in Sioux Township

The Sioux Township Farm Bureau notes the fourth lesson in year four on February 6 at Mrs. Emery F. Suter’s home. Miss Wilson led the session with one visitor and nine legal leaders, making three dress forms and focusing on tailored finishes. Anticipates better roads by March 13 and urges attendance at Mars Schmidt’s home for Lesson No. 5, The Tailored Garment, announced by Publicity Chairman Tressa Coyer.

Sioux Township Farm Bureau News Mars Schmidt Tressa Coyer

State operates Anamosa cheese factory under prison labor

Iowa runs a cheese factory at Anamosa managed by the State Control. Goods for prisons asylums and institutions are produced there. The state also completed the largest dairy barn to house a large Holstein herd, built entirely by prison labor.

Iowa Anamosa

Ice Breaks Thick Record on Des Moines River Harvest

Ice harvest on the river above the dam in Des Moines measured 19 inches thick with unusually clear ice. At Waverly on the Cedar River thickness reached 23 inches and 800 carloads were shipped to Oelwein by the Chicago Great Western. Des Moines uses river ice mainly to fill meat market receptacles for cooling while homes use artificial ice made from filtered water.

Des Moines Waverly Oelwein Chicago Great Western Railway Company Des Moiines

Sioux County Farm Bureau holds poultry and eggs marketing meetings

Sioux County Farm Bureau invites farmers to a series on poultry and eggs marketing with displays of dressed poultry grades and eggs. WD. Termohlen, Extension Service marketing specialist, leads sessions across Orange City Holpers Borden Rock Valley Hull Maraice Sioux Center Treton Hawarden from Feb 17 to Feb 21. Bring neighbors.

Sioux County Farm Bureau WD. Termohlen Extension Service Court House Orange City Holpers Cooperative Hall Borden Rock Valley Township Hall Hull Maraice Legion Hall Sioux Center A.M. Stewart Treton City Auditorium Hawarden

Duncan to Direct Treton Juvenile Band This Year

D W Duncan of Sioux City will direct the Treton Juvenile band for the year, bringing 30 years of band directing experience. He met with band members and parents in Ireton to finalize arrangements for rehearsals on Mondays and after Saturday concerts.

D. W. Duncan Sioux City Chamber of Commerce Treton Duncan Fairview S. D Rock Valley Ireton Unization Rock Valery Ireton Ledger

Rupture Shield Expert Visits Sheldon And Rock Rapids

Rupture shield expert C F Redlih tours Sheldon at the Arlington Hotel on Feb 5 and Rock Rapids at the Marietta Hotel on Feb 17 from 10 AM to 1 PM for free consultations by appointment. He cites Perfect Retention Shields that purportedly secure ruptures in any position, relieve symptoms, and strengthen tissues without belts or leg straps.

Sheldon Rock Rapids Arlington Hotel Marietta Hotel C. F. Redlich C.F. Redli Home Office Boston Block Minneanslis Minnesota

Farm Land Conditions Report Iowa Land Bank Sale

George Cosson, president of the Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank, reported 13,000 acres sold in 1929 for about 1.6 million dollars. The Cosson report followed the bank’s annual stockholders meeting and officers’ election. About 40 percent of the land was cash on possession March 1. Total investments reached 13 million, with 1.7 million remaining in farm lands.

Iowa George Cosson Des Moines

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Farmers Elevator Company Frigidaire State Cheese Factory Morton Salt Company Morton Diamond M Brand Sioux County Farm Bureau News of B. W. Duncan Eleane Tus Aican Rkling Beauty Aaa W. Vander Well & Sons Stoge Huntting Steele Duroc Jersey Ireton, Iowa MAIN DE Vries & Raymaker, Auds W. Steele Greiner
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