Sioux County Court News Summary
Sioux County Court News reports on bank suit against W J Kintery with withdrawals and a $1042.55 judgment against W J Blorer secured by property in Sioux County Iowa. W H Beadle seeks $301.51 on four notes dated 1924 with foreclosure and receiver actions. Ben Hoeven alleges Antonie Scholten owes $3861.67 on four notes and seeks attachment to seize $10,000 of defendant property. The Last Will and Testame nt of William G Nibblink Sr. is slated for March 14 1927 with guardian appointment for assets around $7500. Local school officials investigate age to enforce compulsory attendance amid marriage licenses and town announcements across Orange City Sheldon Hull Hawarden Alton Wesper’s Rock Valley and other towns.
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American Trust & Savines Bank
LeMars
Kintery Et
W. J. Blorer
Sivas County
W.H. Beadley
W. P. Beadle
Piamii
Sioux County
Iowa
Ben Hoeven
Antonie Scholten
William G. Nibblink Sr
Rollintons
Mae Rake
Yoauil
George
Mariage
Johu Jasper
Orange City
Katherine Fidders
William Balkema
Sheldon
Dena Krommendyk
Hull
Walter van Rooyen
Alton
Nellie Fonkert
Wesper's
Harry EB Bulithau
Hawarden
Liella Helen Hills
Gerrit FL Wesselink
Ocheyedan
VerSteeg
B.A. Durbound
Struble
Mary
Curtis
Rock Valley Rock Valley
Tillie Dr
Harness Sale Extended As Stock Replenished
N. J. Greiner Harness Store extends sale for another week after selling all harness on hand. Customers who missed last week can call now as new stock arrives and orders are filled.
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Marek
N. J. Greiner
Sandschulte Marries Onawa Woman in Sioux Church
Grace McGarr became Mrs. Grace Sandschulte on Thursday February 17 at the St Mary Catholic Church in Onawa. Father Savage officiated mass at 9 o clock as guests viewed pink carnations and blue guest attire. The bride wore a French blue Georgette dress with matching hat, pursued by attendant Miss Ryan of Sioux City and a groom’s party including L C Sandschulte. A wedding breakfast followed at Monona Hotel with close relatives, after which the couple departed for an extended trip and planned residences in Le Mars and Omaha. The bride has worked as a bookkeeper for Cudahy Co. in Sioux City and the groom is a respected local businessman. Out-of-town guests included Sandschulte family members from Rock Valley and Sioux City.
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Grace, McGarr
Harry J.sandschulte
Iowa
Father Savage
Margaret Murphy
Ad M. L. Samson
Haved Ryan
Sioux City
L. C. Landschulte
Monona
le Mars
Omaha
Cudahy Co
B. Sandschulte
Elizabeth
Sandschulte
Leo Sandschulte
Rock Valley
Mir
W. H. Perasso
Sions City
Ann Sandschulte
Dorothy Gibson
Whiting
Betty Overing
J. Thurson
Onawa
Sentinel
Pigeons Wanted Opens Season at Faller Poultry Yards
The season opens for pigeons with a limited time offer paying $1.20 per dozen. Faller Poultry Yards invites pigeon suppliers to bring birds for purchase during the promotional period.
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Faller
Valley Poultry Yards Offers Early Baby Chick Orders
Order baby chicks now for March and April hatchings at Valley Poultry Yards. Custom hatching services offered with reasonable prices to meet farmer and hobbyist needs.
Legislature Recess Planned to Mingle with Constituents
The legislature votes a ten day recess from February 26 to March 7 to allow members to interact with constituents and handle routine business. A Nebraska study committee on bank de is delayed, while unfinished measures await action after the break.
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Nebraska
Bank de
Iy Ng Ch
Bills Pass And Fail In State Legislature
The house approved the Hopkins bill setting bond passage at 63 percent and altering primary nomination thresholds. It also passed a poul dealer location and identification bill to curb theft. A senate bill to extend county official terms failed two to end. a long debate featured Senator Shimmera’s push for journal printing, rejected by over two to one.
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Bhl
Senate
State Board of Education
Ames
Town City
Wade
Shimnpera
Senate Journal
Quail and Prairie: Closed Season Extended Indefinitely
The Trank Walton League pressed for a continuance of the closed season on prairie chicken and quail, resulting in an indefinite extension. The Fish and Game Committee debated methods to prevent rough fish, arguing such efforts kill game fish and let rough fish escape. A bill proposed ending the closed season on muskrats in southern Iowa while keeping it in the north, reflecting Senate action on ice-bound lake conditions.
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Trank Walton League
Committee On Fish and Game
Iowa
Senate
Banking Committees Prepare Legislation for Floor Action
Committees on Banking advance measures with drafts ready for floor consideration. The sub committee includes Senator ALeen Bergman of Jasper as chair, C.F. Johnson of Franklin, W. S. Baird of Pottawatamie, L. Rigby of Cedar, Wanella, and Representative Francis Johnson of Dickam. House chair WW. E. G. Sanders of Palo Alto, B. Torgensen of Worth, Roy Haney, and B.S. Ratelift of Henry also active.
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House
Aleen Bergman
Jasper
Senate
C.F. Johnson
Franklin
E.G. Sanders
Palo Alto
B. Torgensen
Worth
Roy Haney
Henry
Bid to Raise State Speed Limit Divides Lawmakers
A proposal seeks to raise the state speed limit from 25 to 40 mph with options for city councils to designate suburban districts. Support cites paved highways and traffic flow during the state fair, while opponents warn of congestion and safety risks.
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Polls
Be. Jasper
Simi
Poor House Reform Committee Formed to Probe Conditions
An agitation by benevolent groups led to the creation of a committee headed by Binett to pursue current pension law reforms and to thoroughly investigate poor house conditions. The panel will report to the next general assembly, including Senators Frailer, Lee County. George A. Wilson, Polk. D. W. Kimberly, Scots. Rep. T. J. O Donnel, Dubuque. J. A. Johnson, Mavion. and Charles Knudson, Mavion.
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Binet
General Assembly
Frailer
Lee County
George A. Wilson
Polk
D. W. Kimberly
T. 7. Odonnel
Dubuque
J. A. Johnson
Mavion
Charles Knudson
Gasoline Tax Increase Proposed by Senator Bergman
Senator Bergman of Jasper proposes raising the gasoline tax by one cent, adding to the existing two cent tax. The move aligns with Governor Hamill’s inaugural address and the 1926 state highway commission report, and would maintain current distribution to roads funds, county roads, and township roads.
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Bergman
Jasper
Cannix
Hammill
Legislatve
State Highway Commission
Berryman
On Top of the World Lookout Cabin After Renovation
The author recounts reaching a remote lookout cabin perched on a high ridge, its interior ruined by months of neglect. Pack rats mice and ants infested a sparse furniture setup, with cedar slats used as shingles and makeshift walls. After cleaning and repairs, the crew found a panoramic view of canyons and forests from the four sided windows, enduring rain and cold before settling into a habitable summer home.
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Lonkpust
Sas Gradualy
Pearl
Loio
Lew and Clark
Clearwater
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the State Bank of Rock
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C. A. Walhgof
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F. J. Pylman
Eond
Br. RR
M. Schutz
Chiropractor
Paone
Idaho
Lomi Vail
Boulevar
Cally
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
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