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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

4

Iowa Senate votes on state liquor control bill in 1934 special session

In Des Moines on March 19 1934 legislators debate the Harrington amendment to privatize liquor sales. The Senate defeats it 35 to 15 and moves toward final passage of the state monopoly bill. The House adjourns and reconvenes as conference committees work to align liquor and tax measures.

Senate Harrington House Youight Sears Joe Frailey Lee County Frailey Senate Liquor Control Committee State House Liquor Central

Where is the Tax Bill Interims Tax Revision Passed and Amended

A state interim committee revises the tax bill, which has passed and undergone many amendments. The bill addresses tax revisions and allocations, with ongoing discussions on its final form and potential impacts on revenue and policy.

Adjournment Discussed For Early Date In Legislature

Lawmakers debate an early adjournment with a target around March 10 or 16 as conference committees work through the final session. Some members note this could be the last session for many, wondering what difference the end will make.

House Senate M Mareh

Move to Help Land Owners Meeting in Des Moines forms state wide farmer aid committee

A meeting in Des Moines last Friday led by H. M. Case of the farm credit corporation drew many farmers bankers insurers and lawyers. A 27 member committee was chosen to organize five men per county to hear distress cases and prevent sales, following similar setups in other states with government support.

Des Moines H. M. Case Farm Credit Corporation Canyon

Republicans Hold Preliminary Pow Wow in Des Moines

Iowa Republicans gathered in Des Moines for a large meeting last Monday with spirited pep talks resembling a college game. Several potential candidates circulated, private talks hinted at discord, and the party signaled a campaign in June with a major race in November while debates over a new Iowa quor law just begin.

Iowa Des Moines Hering Towa

State Liquor Act Sparks Aid for Struggling Bootleggers

Officials face broad statewide issue as the liquor control act passes and seeks to balance enforcement with relief for bootleggers, including possible measures proposed by Dubistermars and other administrators to ease compliance and survival.

Duistermars

Court Doings of Our District Court Finance and Foreclosures

Petition filings include James T Rowe and Anna Rowe versus Henry and Della Krommendyk for rent and costs with statutory attorney fees and writ of attachment sought. Other actions note Schon against Eldowne, Life Assurance Society foreclosure petitions, and executions for mortgage foreclosures. Judgments recorded include Oliver v Freeman and Vreeman, Van Bonnema v Van Otterloo, with several receiverships and a foreclosure continuation to March 1, 1935.

James T. Rowe Anna Rowe Henry Krommendyk Della Krommendyk

Foreclosures and judgments in early 1930s case filings

The document records a warded judgment against the SEM of Section 8-97-45 for 18137.78 on a promissory note by Andrew De Roos and Mina De Roos, plus 221.37 attorney fees and 22.10 costs. A mortgage on the described property was foreclosed and a special execution issued. It notes another judgment against the NW% of Section 15-87-43 for 17510.43 on a note by Lyzia Schaap and Maggie Schaap, deceased, with 215.10 attorney fees and 70.40 costs, and a mortgage foreclose order. An order approving the 1933 rent settlement in Alice M. Vail v. John J. Ralders et al and a lease for 1934 with Tony and Minnie is issued.

Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Alice AL Lawton Myrtl Maud Fer T Ue Coopers Olive Justice of the Peace Joe Te Veltrap Court John T. Olivier Dick Freeman Marie Vreeman Siven Andrew de Roos Mina de Roos Lyzia Schaap Maggie Schaap Alice M. Vail John J. Ralders Tony Minnie

Hawarden Bank Receiver Autorized in Foreclosure Actions

Court records show the Hawarden State Bank Receiver authorized to enter into corn and hog reduction contracts and to compromise judgments with A B Maynard for 250 dollars and with R C Miller for 150 dollars in cash plus interest. An annual report of guardian Kathrine Hansen Haack was approved. Marriage licenses issued for several couples in Boyden, Orange City, Hull, Hartley, Ireton, Hawarden, Rock Valley, and Hudson including Peter Herrewynen and Carrie Ver Hoef, Gerrit Boerma Jr and Esther Klaub, Evert Jounstra and Henrietta Vander Wilt.

Hawarden State Bank A.B. Maynard Hawarden States Bank R. C. Miller Paynen Gether Katherine Hansen Haack Mildren Hansen Ward Peter Herrewynen Legal Boyden Carrie Ver Hoef Frank E. Popma Orange City Rensella Draager Henry Merer Siorx Hull Wilma Albert Krockenhers Hartley Louise Erickson Ireton Gerrit Boerma, Jr Leva Hudson Esther Klaub Hawarden Evert Jounstra Rock Valley Henrietta Vander Wilt

Nigger Band Again Pleases Large Crowd at Larchwood

Monday Rock Valley’s newly formed band entertained at the Larchwood roller rink drawing a full floor and balcony crowd. The group, calling themselves a business organization, promised faster progress and fun with members including Art, the Pum Pum section, and Bob on the bass horn. They invite entries for a short snappy name with a prize, contest closes March 1.

Rock Valley Larchwood Frs Bob Art Johnny Richard

Christian Reformed Church Services and Meeting Notice

The Christian Reformed Church schedules 9 30 AM Dutch service with Holy Supper, 2 PM Dutch service continuing the Lord's Supper and sermon, and 7 45 PM American service with a sermon on the Bible. A future 1 30 PM Wednesday gathering in the basement will host deacons from nearby churches for discussion. Several quarantined families returned and the De Boer family remains in quarantine. wishes for speedy recovery are expressed.

Jacob de Boer

Rock Valley Considers Local Bank Initiative

A mass meeting in Rock Valley, held Tuesday evening at Town Hall, heard a local committee report strong farmer and business support for a Manners & Merchants State Bank. About 4,900 promised locally, with plans to canvass surrounding areas for stock pledges and recruit six new committees to boost funding and commitment.

A. L. Halstead W. C. Noorman Elmer Aer Ay. Halstead Y Rock Valley Bank Rock Valley Manners & Merchants State Bank Luasher Rock Walter Kow W. B. Hansen Owen Manning J. H. Kearns G. van" Hol A. G. Vander Meer C. G. Schenmer Meli Emnett Scanlan Walter Hynes Fred Relander Fred Bauder Bee Tyiday

Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two Service Notice

Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two announces Sunday February 25 with Sunday school at 10:00 A M and a German divine service at 11:00 A M. The church extends cordial ercetines and invites all to worship and enjoy its services and privileges. Come Let Us Worship.

Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two

Literary Circle Meeting Highlights Attendance and Quiz

The Literary Circle gathered at Mrs. D. J. Seanan’s home on Friday afternoon with strong attendance. A true and false quiz on historical events, supervised by Mrs. Heee, proved highly engaging and among the season’s best. Mrs. BR. J. McNelly was named high point lady of the afternoon.

D. J. Seanan Heee BR. J. McNelly

Band Rehearsal Night Moved to Tuesday

Band members are notified that rehearsal has been shifted from Monday night to Tuesday night. Members should adjust schedules and prepare for the new rehearsal time.

Roosevelt calls Boy Scouts to aid in relief drive

President Roosevelt urges current and former Boy Scouts to collect clothing bed clothing and furniture for unemployment relief in Rock Valley Troop ?Cap' Eggleston leads this local effort with a deadline of February 28 Readers are asked to have items ready when scouts call and to send a message to the Scoutmaster for pickup Any contribution, no matter how small, helps the effort through the Scouts home for unemployment relief.

Pres. Roosevelt Boy Scouts of America Boy Scouts Rock Valley Cap’ Eggleston

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Mareh Rock Valley,owa M. Schon Ing EL -Downe Feus Fendant Northyntestern State Bank . of H. Niewenhuis Agai van Dyk Joe Te Veltruy van Bonnema van Otterloo van Otterlon Ed W. Kraai Joe Geverink Olin G. Remiger, Jr Ceiver Christian Reformed Church Roosevelt Butter Horns Vander Meer Bakery
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