Legislative Letter and Capitol Gossip in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa January 1 1934 Governor Harring voiced sternly that the session must close to only emergency business and warned lawmakers against rushing through non essential bills The report notes lawmakers returned from Christmas and pressed many acts despite the governor s warning highlighting a friction over legislative control and signature power
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Herring
Zorg
County Agents Bill Faces House Fight Yet Again
A controversial bill by Maloné and Muauniece aims to abolish the current system of county agents, testing the Farm Bureau setup in the state. In the agricultural committee it drew few friends and now sits on the calendar for a likely clash. A recent Senate incident saw a page query clerks about political affiliations, prompting a probe amid concerns Democrats employ too many Republicans.
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Maloné
Muauniece
Fara
Agricultural Committee
Shelalas
Senate
Ebiihies
Democratic State Organization
Liquor control bill faces push in House and Senate tax debates
Lawmakers shift focus to liquor control and tax revision measures after weeks of partisan wrangles. The House resumes committee of the whole to dissect the liquor bill detailing state liquor stores and sales control while private interests are said to oppose the plan. Local option emerges as a contentious element in the debate.
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House
Senate
House Liquor Control Committee
Liquor bill seen passing House and Senate soon
The writer notes a state liquor policy allowing local stores and sales, with counties and towns choosing. Taos is cited as having varied experience with the liquor question. Those old enough to recall the issue warn younger members of differing prejudices, and anticipate the liquor bill passing both chambers within twenty days.
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State Commission
Hgquor
Taos
House
Senate
Tax Revision Uncertainty Persists In Legislature
About a hundred House members signed a pledge not to adjourn until a tax revision bill passes. They demand real estate tax relief as a major outcome. The Senate has a different tax bill in play and may keep three tax options in the package for later conference committee talks.
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Senate
Two Million More For Relief Demand Amid Incoming Bills
Officials indicate a desire for at least two million dollars more relief for the unemployed. A bill to curb warathons has passed both houses. Des Moines walkathon criticism sparks a bill for act. A bill mandates equal telephone facilities for out of town calls where multiple systems exist. About 350 bills remain for consideration, likely to be postponed. Republican gubernatorial candidate remains unresolved. Conference meetings held downtown with undisclosed purposes.
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Des Moines
Eva Trebon Announces Saturday Night Closures
Eva Trebon states her shop will not be open on Saturday nights until further notice, canceling evening hours and prompting customers to adjust visits.
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Eva Trebon
Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two Service Notice
Peace Lutheran Church Plato Two announces Sunday January 7 with Sunday school at 10 00 A M and Divine Service in English at 11 00 A M led by Pastor J Graf.
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Peace Lutheran Church
Plato Two
K. J. Graf
Review of Local Events of 1933 Year
Review lists deaths births and local happenings through 1933 in Rock Valley summaries. It mentions Huber Pemberge, Dorothy Bonthuis, Harvard Wesselink, Edgar Burke taking over Valley Cafe Market, various market reports, jail break, fires, school directors, community luncheons, numerous births and deaths, and local civic notes across months February to November with many named residents and events.
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SUARY
Huber Pemberge
Dorothy Bonthuis
Harvard Wesselink
Koppe
Edgar Burke
Valley Cafe
Steve Vander
J. A. Gartland
Des Moines
Gary
John Leoistra
Janus DeJong
O.luhring
Faude Weerd
Harmeli
Main Street
Twessler
Perkins
Miilerhed
Ba Buffington
Air
John Intveld
Ais
Web
Berrier
Synhorst
Orange City
Frans
Ait Repoi
John Haupt
Vander Stowe
First Reformed Church
Olin G. Reiniger
Margie Gorter
B. AL Walrath
Sioux City
Sherif Syoherst
Alice van’ Oort
Jake Cannegeiter
Gerrit van’ Beek
Andl
Peter Attama
Robert VanderWerff
Jake’ Cannegeiter
Harold ‘Roelofs
Abs
Dick Dyke
Jake
Rock Valley
James Gourley
John Wrnia
Rock Valley High School
Gilbert de Boer
J. E. Akin
Klaas Boer
Charles van der Ploeg
J. H Gerla
Los Angeles
Kooimen’s
Doings Of Our District Court Forecloses North Sioux Center Lot
An order in T. W. Searle v Charles J. Zylstra confines the case to March 1, 1935 under Iowa law. Clayton B. Thompson named receiver with immediate possession and rent at 10 dollars monthly to satisfy mortgage and taxes. Claus D. Buis awarded 950.95 with costs and attorney fees. Mortgage on Lot 1 Block 1 Schoep addition to North Sioux Center foreclosed. special execution issued for sale.
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T. W. Searle
Charles J. Zylstra
General Assembly of
Iowa
Clayton B. Thompson
Claus D. Buis
Charles Aardena
Emma Aardenaa
Fis
Schoep
North Sioux Center
Bankers Life Awarded Judgment and Mortgage Foreclosure
Bankers Life Company was awarded a judgment against Myles Hodgdon totaling 16 938 18 with 209 35 statutory fees and 17 40 costs. Foreclosure of the mortgage on the SH YY except Railroady right of way of Section 25 97 44 and a special execution for sale were ordered. A petition from the Board of Supervisors seeks to vacate or modify maintenance orders for Mrs Jerry Brandis dependents. The petition notes Mrs Brandis receives 32 monthly for four minors from Sioux County and may receive part of 85 monthly from a son, a single sho with Town State Highway Commission, prompting taxpayer complaints. Court set January 16, 1934 at 10 00 A M for hearing at the Court House.
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Sam Miedema
Case van Dyke
Geo. Brandsma
Wm. Hop
M. van=Duyn
Frank Fox
City Eate
SD Reiiers
Woes Rapids
Ollie. Kaskie
Mir
Vanden
Hamann
Bis
Albert Pap
Gerrit van Beek
Fonpe
Custer
George W. Kessler
Esther Schouten
van Beek
Rock Valley
Herring
Ada
J. Greiner
Henry Osten
BR. M. Schatz
Marion Boone
Sioux County
Hawarden
John B. Richter
Clifton Moore
Lloyd Holt
Abs. D. DeRuyter
Jake Brands
Wa van Zanten
Krousie
Airs
John van Holland
Henry Vande Weerd
Saay
Alice Cary Johnson
Leona Ripperda
Ambrose Higgins
St. Mary's Church
Guy M. Gilette
Gerrit Mosterdt
A. Filteh
Lyon County
John van Dalsen
Robt. Veldkamp
L. Murphy
Bert de Zeeuw
Peter Roxeboom
Jake Tennissen
Gerrit Gerritson
EB. O. Brands
Henry van Ginkel
Henry Koedam
K. J. Fritts
Francis Keegan
Peter van Beek
John Otten
Roland Fox
First National Bank
Mary Irene Buckles
John Doorn
J. Richard Kearns
Monica Fleming
H. B. Wesselink
Ed Moss
Wesselinky
Bankers Life Company
Myles Hodgdon
Board of Supervisors
Jerry Brandis
Town
State Highway Commission
Court House
Receiver approves final report in Schoeneman case and releases bonds
The final report of J Gus Anderson as Receiver in the case Schoeneman v Eben Luchsinger et al was approved. Court costs paid from a $205.83 cash balance will apply to the plaintiff's judgment and the receiver and sureties are discharged. An order allows charging off unpaid stock assessments and lists specific debtors and real estate holdings valued at several thousand dollars including farms in Union County South Dakota and other properties.
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J. Gus Anderson
TF. B. Scboeneman
Eben Elizabeth Luchsinger
Hawarden State Bank
Arthur EB. Anderson
Victor R. Anderson
Tl, Jacobs
Wilson Miller
Pierre
Gas
Union County
Watt
S.D
Miller
S. D
Gantt
Foreclosures Hit Early Farms and Receivership Actions
The petition notes the first four farms foreclosed by first mortgagees with no title or value for the receivership and identifies a last real estate lien of 15 000 dollars with no equity. It lists charges against Osterdt Hurmelink Quinlan Doty Murphy totaling 2 729 dollars as the receiver’s write offs for a Rock Valley State Bank action.
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Frst
State Bank of
Rock Valley
Osterdt
John Hurmelink
James Quinlan
Nellie Doty
L. Mrphy
Rock Valley Compromise Deal for Edith and Richard Huizenga
The Rock Valley entity agrees to settle the indebtedness of Edith and Richard Huizenga by accepting a Warranty Deed to Lot 4 and the West 34 of Lot 3 in Block 3, Rock Valley, free of encumbrances except the mortgage held by the Trust.
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State Bank of
Rock Valley
Edith
Richard Huizenga
Final report approved in land bank case Taft et al
The final report of the respiver in the Federal Land Bank of Omata versus Ellen Taft et al was approved. It was ordered that the balance of 163.00 be executed on the remaining judgment balance herein.
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Federal Land Bank of
Omata
Ellen
Taft
Court approves compensation and bond reduction for receiver
An order by the Court on petition by Depositer's Committee of the Bank of Granville allows MLB Gibbs, receiver, to receive 75 dollars per month starting January 1, 1934. The receiver's bond is reduced to 8000 dollars, with a surety company bonded for that amount.
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Bank of Granville
Mlb. Gibbs
Bend
Sale of 25 Montgomery rd Company shares at private sale
C. J. Comway as administrator of the Phillip J. Conway estate seeks to sell twenty five shares of Montgomery rd Company Commay Stock Class A at private sale for the best obtainable price and to use proceeds as directed in the estate plan.
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C. J. Comway
Phillip J. Conway
Montgomery Rd
Commay
Guardian to Sell Strip of Land for Road Use in Tawa
J A Sorgdrager guardian of Marie Sorgdrager estate to sell 1.02 acres to the State of Tawa for road purposes at 125 dollars per acre. If not less than appraised value, plus a special damage payment of 25 dollars for the cost of proceedings.
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J. A. Sorgdrager
Marie Sorgdrager
Tawa
Order to Sell Bonds in Oberman Estate
An order was issued authorizing Lawrence Oberman as administrator of the estate of Henry Oberman to sell United States Bonds totaling seven hundred dollars.
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Lawrence Oberman
Henry Oberman
United States
Guardians Appointed for Oepke De Roos Property
By petition Frank De Ross and Henry Huibregtse were named guardians of the property of Oepke De Roos. The court set the bond at $2,000 to secure duties and guardianship responsibilities.
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Frank de Ross
Henry Huibregtse
Oepke de Roos
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Orange City and Nearby Towns
Marriage licenses were issued to Burt De Vries 24 of Orange City Rebecca Muilenburg 25 of Orange City Bernard Rensink 22 of Hospers Apa Langstraat 21 of Sheldon Milo Graft 26 of Granville Treve o Meara 22 of Treton Ernest J Murphy legal Minneapolis Minn Dorothy J Dixon legal Rock Valley Martin W Pittbaum 23 of Remsen Evelyn A Galles 18 of Granville Dick Stander 24 of Orange City Esther Loretta Schreur 22 of Orange City.
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Burt de Vries
Orange City
Rebecca Muilenburg
Bernard Rensink
Hospers
Apa
Langstraat
Sheldon
Milo Graft
Granville
Treve O- Meara
Treton
Ernest J. Murphy
Legal
Minneapolis
Minn
Dorothy J. Dixon
Rock Valley
Martin W. Pittbaum
Remsen
Evelyn A. Galles
Dick Stand
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Pig In the Blanket
Vander Meer Bakery
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