Anton Dahl dies after illness in Rock Valley
Anton Dahl aged 28 dies Friday December 28 after double pneumonia. Born Rushford March 17 1900, he grew up in Mason City and Rock Valley, attended Rock Valley High School, and is survived by father L H Dahl two sisters Anna and Bertha and brothers Lew Norman and Selmer. Funeral services were held at the Rock Valley Methodist Church with many offerings. his mother preceded him in death ten years earlier. The Dahl family receives sympathy from local friends.
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Anton Dahl
Norman
Awell
Rock Valley
Rushford
Tareh
Trinity Lutheran Church
G. G. Bulsheim
Mason City
Iowa
Dahl
Of Thanks From Mr Dahl and Family
The Dahl family thanks friends in Rock Valley for kindness, help and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Your support is greatly appreciated by L. Hr Dahl and children.
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Rock Valley
Arery Iuch
L. Hr Dahl
Doon News Items From A Busy Holiday Week
Eyelyn and Bol Miller spent a few days at Salem D 8. D with relatives. Margaret Kasten of Canton D itiue a few days here with friends. Mrs WR Prigg is ill with influenza. Norma Rook of Rock Rapids home of Paul Trigs. Leone Miller returned to Brookings M D to resume studies at Brookings College. Mr and Mrs H W Stueven and daughter Phyllis Mae visited D Weben at George Ja last week. Mrs C Ross ill with the flu. Mildred and Cornelius Ross burned to their home in Chicago after stay in parental home over Christmas. Mr and Mrs Ray Gately and niece Hazel of Rock Rapids visited in Jake Brinkhon’s home Sunday eve. Melvin Thompson at Alvord Friday. On Christmas day Mrs Mike Gerdes injured in a collision near a crossroad. eleven stitches in her head and improved. Mrs Nancy Wagner died at home on Christmas Eve. Funeral Thursday and interment White Lake D.
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Margaret Kasten
Canton
Wr.prigg
Norma Rook
Rock Rapids
Paul Trigs
Leone Miller
Brookngs
M. D
Brooking
H.W. Stueven
Phyliss Mae
D. Weben
George
C. Ross
Mildred
Cornelius Ross
Chicago
Svit
Chris Was
Ray Gately
Hazel
Rock
Jake Brinkhons
Melvin Thompson
Alvord
Lake Park
Miké Gerdes
Gerdes
Read
Idward Plambe
Des Moines
Pas. Minmaugh
le Mars
P.O. Aginnaugh W. OW
Cucxolt
Laverne
Don MikKellar
Alvs
Evans
Deil Rapids
Joh Veldboom
Charles
Ethel Day
C. A. Day
Sue City
Tolks
P. D. van
Florence Knupp
Woodstock
Mim
Mes James
N. P. McLean
C.J. Pink
John H. Kearns
Webster City
Alton Banker's Death in Auto Crash Near Hock Valley
J N Kuhl president of AL&P Savings Bank was fatally injured in a car crash on Road No 73 five miles east of Hock Valley. His two sons and two other passengers endured injuries as the car veered into a ditch after a passing maneuver. Dr Morris aided at the scene and Kuhl died in Hull Hospital Saturday.
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J.N. Kuhl
Al&p Savings Bank
Joe H. Wolman
Alton
Ding Attengon
Hock Valley
Kuhl
Dr. Morris
Hull
Hubuan
Howard Kahl
John Kuhl
Large Rise in Iowa Automobile Registrations 1928
Iowa motor vehicle data show a 17 584 jump in car registrations for 1928 versus 1927 and an increase of 23 265 motor vehicles including trailers. The Dec 1 totals rose to 135 216 from 711 951 in the previous year.
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Iowa
Towa
John Hoekstra Dies at 65 in Rock Valley
John Hoekstra a Rock Valley resident for nine years died peacefully at home Sunday evening aged sixty five years four months eleven days after illness with diabetes and flu. Born in Marwan Netherlands August 19 1863 he came to the United States 47 years ago living in Orange City Doon and near Doon before moving to Rock Valley. Survived by his wife Ida Faber and four children Redward Newt Peter and Mrs Otto Van t Hal plus eleven grandchildren and two sisters in Rock Valley and Marin Netherlands. Funeral in Christian Reformed church Rock Valley with burial at Valley View Cemetery.
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John Hoekstra
Rock Valley
Yavelock
Mr. Hoekstra
Huekstra
Marwan
Netherlands
Orange City
Inwood
Doon
My. Hoekstra
Ida Faber
Redward Hoekstra
Newt Hoekstra
Peter Hoekstra
Near Doon
Otto Van't Hal
Grand Rapids
Mich
Plp. Leistra
8. Boersma
Marin
Hoekstra
Christian Reformed Church
Rock Wey
Valley View
Graveling Unpaved Streets Experiment in Indianola
Wil D Allender of Chariton describes an Indianola trial to surface unpaved streets with gravel or shale. The plan aims to keep costs low per 75 foot lot while shale is already used in southern Iowa cities on lesser avenues. Costs for shale and gravel are similar, and after years of debate the method avoids costly paving though crude oil has many advocates.
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Wil D. Allender
Chariton
Indianola
Towa
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Friday Jan 4th in Orange Cit
The Lime County Farad Bureau holds its annual meeting January 4 1929 at the courthouse in Orange City with reports from the auditing treasurer and county agent. Miss Andrews Home Demonstration Agent reviews 1928 women’s work as George Dunlop presents the past year’s report. Oscar Helmne of Marens Town and PLE Vermeer plan the afternoon program including remarks on inflation and road policy.
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Lime County Farad Bureau
Orange
Town
Tow Far Bureau Federation
Sioux County
Par Bureau
Orange Cin
Wrlack
Ple. Vermeer
A. M. van Wyk
Slohe
Mie
Haine
Wax Andrews Hlc
George Dunlop
Freedinger
Pres
Vermeer
Mayer Cor Vander Steer
Comnitter
Henry Beait Jy
Town Park Bureau Federation
G. L. Roberts
Farmers
Mutual
Tfe
Death by Self Destruction Near Rok Valley Farm
Henry Vaner Sehaaf was found dead in a sweet clover field on the W. er Muli farm near his home southwest of Rok Valley. Vir Alulin discovered the body with a gun nearby. He left home Christmas day, had been away for days, and relatives note no warm reception. He was about twenty six and lived in the area most of his life. He leaves parents and twelve siblings. Funeral services were held at the church in Lebanon Tuesday afternoon.
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Henry Vaner Sehaaf
Vir Alulin
Mar
Shnon Vawler Schaat
Vliveh
Lebanon
Automobile Insurance Mandatory by Law Proposed
A plan to require automobile owners to carry insurance is under consideration for the coming general assembly. Applicants for licenses would need an insurance certificate, or license issuance would be blocked. Proponents argue it protects victims of reckless drivers. opponents fear it may encourage carelessness on highways. A reminder advertises the Old Time dance at Wessler's on January 4th.
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General Assembly
Writer & Fon
Death of Mrs George Griffin in Rock Valley Iowa
Mrs George Griffin of Rock Valley Iowa died at home on December 25 following a long pioneer life. Survived by husband eight children and many relatives, including Lawrence Goldie Smith Violet Town and others. Funeral held Tuesday at ten AM at the Methodist Church with Reverend Lylvan Focht officiating. Interment Valley View Cemetery Missouri relations noted.
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Ela May Henderson
George Griffin
Sioux County
Lawrence
Goldie Smiths
Violet Town
Harry L. Hender
Kansas
John Henderson
Greely
Colorado
A. B. Tiederson
Mand
Qiabama
Dick Henderson
Tan ¥ Moe
Mc Cord
Cleburn
Texas
Pune
Rev
Lylvan Foeht
Valley View
Missouri
Ane Saul Se
Old Soldier From Grundy County to Be at Assembly Opening
Jack Teffetinger, a World War veteran from Grundy county, will attend the opening of the General Assembly as door keeper. He began as door keeper during the 22nd Assembly under Governor Larrabee, served in every session since, and is expected to be assigned a role at the 43rd Assembly opening.
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Jack Teffetinger Etil
Grundy County
General Assembly
22Nd General Assembly
Larrabee
Govn
AO Versay
Paved Roads Proposal Draws County Attention
County highway officials in multiple counties discuss proposed paving programs aimed at improving major routes. The plan covers towns and townships including Garmen and Des Moines, with concerns about funding and impact on local travel. Supporters emphasize road quality gains while opponents raise costs and logistical questions.
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Minrae
Wyitpelle
Jefferson
Des Moines
Actious
Farmers in Johnson County to Have Electric Service
Iowa Electric and Johnson County farmers reach agreement to bring electric service to farm homes. Ten year plan requires farmers to pay $6 monthly, with the company installing lines and bringing current to the door while owners cover wiring and fixtures.
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Johnson County
Iowa Electric Company
Hil Joinson Couity
Farmers Protest TB Eradication Tax Levy
Farmers protested the TB eradication levy at the board of supervisors meeting. A petition claimed over 1400 residents favored a county referendum, but the county attorney ruled no provision for such a vote. The board approved a two mill levy this year, with one half mill for TB testing.
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Board of Supervisors
L Hoard
Ducal Gorgeman
James
King the Hoard
Wny
Bovnds
Ution
Bel
Tus
State Department of Agriculture
Sheldon
Church Notes Rev Downstra Pastor Service Sabbath School
Church notes record Rev RG Downstra as pastor with Sunday services at 9:20 AM English service and 7 PM sermon. Sabbath School at 3:30 PM discusses the heavenly Father. Young Peoples Society aims to advance with Christ, citing scripture 2 Timothy 1:12.
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Thee
RG. Downstra
Pal Hollkzand
Servier
Too
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Farmers Elevator
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Atre
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