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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1930

Page

3

Question on Iowa road bonds and a Nebraska City exit

The Rock Valley Bee notes a proposed 100 million bond plan to finish Iowa's primary road system. Primary Road No 3 would run from Primary Road 6 west of Fort Madison through several towns to Nebraska City, risking a Missouri River bridge. Congress action would be needed for such a bridge, and Iowa faces questions over terminating in Nebraska City without Nebraska's official approval.

Fort Madison Farmington Bloomfield Centerville Corydon Leon Mount Ayr Bedford Clarinda Shenando Nebraska City Iowa Nebraska Iowa Supreme Court

Former Davis County Legislator Bequeaths to Iowa Wesleyan

Reuben Anderson of Davis county, a former legislature member, died in Minnesota through drowning. In his Bloomfield probate, he left 2000 dollars to Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant to fund music and oratory prizes, creating the Lowell J Anderson fund named for his son, Lowell, a 1908 Wesleyan graduate who won the Harlan prize and wrote the college anthem Wesleyan We Love Thee.

Towa Wesleyan Lawel Minnesota

Mistaken identity disturbs Guthrie county sheep herd

M S Varley Clark Griffith a farmer near Monteith heard a disturbance among his sheep, armed with a gun he fired at a dark moving object striking his son in the chest and face. The boy recovered after medical removal of the buckshot. Both men narrowly escaped serious harm. The cause of the disturbance remains a mystery. Earl Hayden offers spot cash for any livestock alive or injured on his claim.

Guthrie County M. S. Varley Clark Griffith Monteith Robert Ver Mulm Wina & Dykstra Central Auto Co Earl Hayden

Thirty days in the county jail for disturbing the peace

A local note jokes about a jail sentence given to three men for disturbing the peace. The piece predicts a tough Fourth of July in Independence Bay, hints at sheriff actions, and pokes fun at Orange City jail conditions and praiseworthy meals for inmates.

Dalge Murphy Dependence Bay Synhorst Lions County Bastile Orange City

Wedding at Little Bit of Heaven Chapel

Miss Thelma Gashel of Cedar Falls wed Hugo A. Meineke of Preston at the chapel of Little Bit of Heaven in the Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport. The couple share a Feb 29 1904 birthday, both born only on leap years, per FB Young of Maquoketa.

Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Thelma Gashel Cedar Falls Hugo A. Meineke Preston Young Maquoketa

Automobile Liability Losses Surpass Fire Losses in 1929

At a Des Moines meeting of 56 Iowa and Nebraska agents of United States Fidelity & Guaranty Mosby Montague from the home office spoke. He noted automobile liability insurance was newer and that 1929 losses topped fire losses by 300 million dollars. Automobile losses stood at 800 million versus fire losses of 506 million.

Des Moines Iowa Nebraska United States Fidelity & Guaranty Mosby Montague Home Office

Creston Hardware Firm Offers Nail Bounty to Kids

A Creston hardware store ran a stunt paying schoolchildren one cent per pound for nails they found on the street. Over 50 children participated, turning in 1,048 pounds of nails displayed in the window. Top student Win. Keoepel collected 92 pounds, while two girls together gathered 170 pounds.

Creston Win Keoepel

For Sale A highly improved farm near Rock Valley 160 acres

D. 4. Seanlan and Son offer a prime package with 160 acre farm plus 80 and 40 acre tracts near Rock Valley. Properties priced to sell, with strong improvements and convenient location for farming and homesteading.

Avery Rock Valley Seanlan & Son

For Sale Threshing Separator by Woods Bros

Threshing separator offered by Woods Bros in good condition. Seller James McElroy provides contact for purchase inquiries.ends

Woods Bros James McElroy

Sioux Center News items scattered around region

Miss Myna Borgman spent a few days last week at the Martin Dybs horn home at Ireton. Mrs. Garret Van Putten has returned from the Hull hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Sneller motored to Orange City Tuesday. Miss Adelaide Boeyink left Thursday for Fremont to visit her brother H. Boeyink. Mr. and Mrs. L. Vander Berg made a business trip to Hawarden Wednesday. Miss Margaret Van Wyk of Sioux City spent the week end at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Wyk. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bergman and Grace visited friends in Reck Valley Friday. Mr. Henry Ver Meer Sr. made a business trip to Orange City Tuesday. Misses Anna and Wilhelmina Eppink, who visited friends at Pella and Ames, returned home Friday. Rev. L. A. Brunsting married to Newkirk Thursday to take part in the Sunday School picnic there. Ellen Vermeer, attending Summer School at Spencer, spent the week end at home.

John Sneller Orange City Adelaide Boeyink Freemont H. Boeyink L.vander Berg Hawarden Margaret van Wyk Sioux City L. van Wyk Henry Ver Meer Sr Anna Wilhelmina Eppink Pella Ames L. A. Brunsting Newkirk Ellen Vermeer Spencer

Peace Lutheran Church Notice at Plate Two

Peace Lutheran Church invites strangers to Sunday School at 9 30 A M and Divine Services in English at 10 30 A M July 6 Sunday The Luther League meets at 8 P M Ladies Aid Society gathers July 8 at 2 P M in the church basement Pastor C J Graf announces programs and location

Peace Lutheran Church Plate Two AL ML Luther League Ladies Aid Society C. J. Graf

Free Citizenship School Returns in Sioux Center

Attorney and Mrs. A. Te Paske will lead a Free Citizenship School this season starting next Monday and continuing each week until September. Sessions will be held at their home in Sioux Center.

Free Citizenship School A. Te Paske Sioux Center Sious Center

County Agents Tour Planned Across Midwest and DC

Iowa county agricultural agents will tour from June 29 to July 12 aboard a chartered bus. The trip includes stops at the Thaois Experiment Station in Urbana, the ana station in Lafayette, the Ohio Station in Wooster, and USDA stations near Washington DC. States’ extension workers will host and assist them during Washington visits.

Iowa Thaois Urbana Ana Lafayette Ohio Wooster United States Department of Agriculture Washington D. C

Iowa Marriage and Divorce Totals 1929 Reported by Commerce

The Department of Commerce released figures showing 21 935 marriages in Iowa in 1929 up from 20 529 in 1923 an increase of 1 406 or 6 8 percent. Divorces rose to 4 402 from 4 076 in 1928 an 8 percent gain. In 1916 marriages were 22 843 and divorces 3 309, with 25 marriages annulled in 1929 versus 26 in 1925.

Department of Commerce Iowa

Public notice of wife’s separation and debt disownment

To whom it may concern. My wife Alice has left me and I will not be responsible hereafter for debts contracted by her. Pred W. Collenbaugh Arnold’s Park Iowa June 27, 1930.

Alice W. Collenbaugh Arnold's Park Iowa

For Sale and Want Ads Roundup

A mixed set of classifieds lists multiple items for sale and services. Entries include room rental, a vehicle tire ad, a registered Shorthorn bull for sale, a seven room modern house with double garage, shoe repair while you wait, a spray product for weed and fly control, battery insulation explanation, and brief social notes about visitors from Stour Falls and Bruce South Dakota visiting the Bergsma home.

Clay Mc Keegan Chas. B., Jacobs

Ben Zden Ad Writer Encourages Confidence

The note suggests telling the boss you admire his ad writer and promises relief from ice cream and pop stains tomorrow by letting the advertiser worry about the mess. It reads like a light promotional message aimed at self assurance.

Ben Zden P.S

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