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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1927

Page

5

Sigux County Court News Reported Judgments and Crimes

The report covers several court items including a defendant sentenced for liquor possession to a three week term with a $300 fine. G. J. H. Ralders et al face foreclosure after a $10,067.04 judgment by Northwestern Bank of Orange City. George Erickson pleads guilty to breaking and entering in Ha ward with thefts totaling $55. A Sioux Center paving settlement ends with $22,026.86 awarded from the Highway Fund to pave a main street project.

Fred Ceila Orange City G.J. H. Ralders G. H. Slobe George Erickson Hawarden Omaha Guinea Anamosa Center Pavign Project Board of Supervisors Sioux County Sioux Center State Highway Commission Fred White State Highway Department Western State

Death of former Rock Valley resident Jody Murphy

Former Rock Valley resident Jody Murphy died at home in San Diego after a weeklong illness aged about. He worked as section foreman during his Rock Valley years before moving to San Diego where he resided. Survived by Delia Murphy wife and children Mrs. P. O. Minnmaugh Lewistown Montana James A. Murphy Hancock Minn Mrs C B Maupin and Mrs DA Wright San Diego and nine grandchildren. Funeral services held January 10 at Smith Goodbody Down Funeral Home with rosary January 9 at 7 15 PM and requiem mass January 10 at St Josephs Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Jody Murphy Rock Valley San Diego California Murphy Rock San Mego Hanlon Plate First Street Delia Murphy P. O. Minmaugh Lewistown Montana James A. Murphy Hancock Minn C. B. Maupin DA Wright Smith, Goodbody & Down Funeral Home Ash Street St. Joseph’s Cathoe Third Beech Streets Holy Cross Cemetery

New Battery Charger Arrives at Rock Valley Garage

The shop announces installation of a Weidenhoff constant potential battery charger and a Jewel Cadium ester unit. They offer prompt, courteous service and full guarantees for battery repairs, inviting customers to bring in their dead or weak batteries for inspection.

Weidenhoff Rock Valley Garage

For Sale and Help Wanted Classified Snippet

For Sale large boxes offered by H Stehrenberg. Work Wanted by Mrs Geo Van Dyke seeking day labor. Peters Harness and Shoe Store promoting shoe and harness repair services.

H. Stehrenberg Geo. van Dyke Peters Harness and Shoe Store

General Assembly Ready for Action Amid Contested Seats

The house sustained the attorney general's ruling over a contest involving Charles H. Scott’s seat and a related Johnson County vote. Debates centered on seat legitimacy for D. Fulton Nice and Samuel D. Whiting’s victory over Lee Nagle. A mixed-leaning contest committee was appointed to report within two weeks.

Charles H. Scott Chos D. Fulton Nice Stan Ls & Session Gener B. B. Forsling Woodbury County Pangose Rice Johnson County Samuel D. Whiting Lee Nagle Nagle Wénting E. J. Cole Hatson A. J. Reiners Lyon W. S. Kennedy Lee Clyde. Charlton Polk Leonard Simmer Wapello

Inaugural Swearing Prepared in Advance by Officials

The joint session was written in advance with the governor to be sworn in after election results. The secretary was given names for delegating to bring the governor before the assembly for the inaugural address. The clerk read a concise account of events and the motion to approve minutes sealed the record for the state archives.

End ‘Hatdnak Joint Assembly

Women's Minimum Wage Bill Aimed In Legislature

A bill to set a minimum wage for women and a 48 hour work week is to be reintroduced in the legislature. The national organization of basin and professional women, meeting in Des Moines last summer, voiced strong opposition to such measures. The discussion notes that similar laws exist in several states.

National Organization of Basin and Professional Women Des

General Assembly Deliberates Road Program Proposals

A garbled report outlines Governor Hainmail’s defense of road funding and a state bond. It lists conclusions urging more road provision, higher user charges, and revenue shifts to primary roads. It mentions county supervision, highway commission review, and use of surplus bridge funds for county control.

Lovernor Hainmail Iit Highway Commission

Primary Law Fight Over Election Amendments Sparks Debate

A historic push to amend election laws faces resistance as a 35 percent clause failed in the Senate. A new plan proposes applying the primary only to principal offices, with convention selection for the rest and safeguards to curb snap caucuses.

Senate House

State Use Plan Ends Reformatory Labor Goods Tied

Organised labor battles in the 41st general assembly over ending contract work at Anamosa reformatory and Fort Madison penitentiary. A compromise bill establishes a state use plan restricting production to state needs and directs the board to run a printing plant at Anamosa for state printing.

41St General Assembly Anamosa Fort Madison State Board of Control General Assembly State Board of Control Boa

Valley Poultry Yards Expands Hatchery Capacity

Valley Poultry Yards owners De Jong and Van't Hui have installed two large incubators, one for 16 200 eggs at 3000 dollars and another for 12 000 eggs at 2000 dollars, bringing total capacity to 42 000 eggs. The plant now houses eight incubators and produces over 40 000 baby chicks every three weeks as demand for poultry rises. They invite inspections of the expanded operation.

de Jong & Van't Hui Valley Poultry Yards DeJong

Local buttermarker earns high score at Ames contest

Palmer, a Rock Valley Creamery buttermarker, scored 85 in the monthly Iowa butter scoring contest held at DowS State College. Judges from Mason City Ames and Roy Scales placed Palmer first, Otto J. Riocek second, and D. Se third among seventy entries. The event aims to help buttermakers improve quality and align with national trends, stressing clean cream from farmers.

Br.be. Palmer Rock Valley Dows State College Ames Towa M. Mortensen Iowa

Annual Ski Tournament to be held in Canton area

Railway notes list events and dates including Canton Ski Tournament on a Sunday in January. Mentions Joe McKeliay sending hinds to a State Poultry Exhibit and a Van't Hul shipment from Jefferson South Dakota. Automobile Show in Chicago January 29 with CMSTP selling remand trip tickets from Rock Valley for 26.85 dollars good return February 9. Telegraphs must be filed before 4 PM. late letters will be carried over to the next day.

Canton Joe McKeliay Ehibit Jefferson South Dakota Chicago CMSTP Rock Valley Western Union

Build Up Your Home Town Study and Promotion

Analyze town advantages and shortcomings to attract profitable industries. Discuss with railroad representatives who will assist in planning outreach. Develop a system to respond promptly to inquiries and advertise benefits to reach desired audiences.

Van Eldik Harmelink wedding in Orange City

Elizabeth Margaret Van Eldik and Garret Harmelink were married Tuesday in Orange City in a ceremony led by Rev. Colephander. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs D. Van Eilik and has lived in Rock Valley most of her life. A shower at the Bonthais home honored the bride, with many gifts. The groom, from Cedar Grove Wisconsin, has worked on farms near Rock Valley for two years. They plan to reside in Cedar Grove where he will farm.

Elizabeth Margaret van Eldik Garret Harmelink Orange City Colephander D. van Eilik Rock Valley A. Bonthais Cedar Grove Wisconsin Rock Faller

Lone Fand Saund and Kentucky Pride at the Orpheum

At the Orpheum Theatre Saturday night Fred Thompson and his horse Silver King star in Lone Fand Saund. Sunday shows present Kentucky Pride a racing comedy drama. Next Wednesday and Thursday feature The Bat a mystery comedy drama. Tickets 10 and 33 cents.

Orpheum Theatre Fred Thompson Silver King

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Sigux County Court News Ani Dgu E . Net Igler Sioux Caunras Highway Department State Bank OF Sayplus Acton Dr. R. M. Schutz Logal Buttermaker van Eldik Harmelink National Bank Rock Valley, Iowa
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