Rock Valley Residents Donate to Volunteers of Viva
Rock Valley people opened their bowls and purses on Saturday to aid destitute women with children in care of the Volunteers of Viva, contributing 43.78 dollars to the cause. Organizers thanked city readers and patrons for generosity. in a school event, many grade girls played competitions with Helos Varder Mouwe winning second with six dollars, Franco Smiles earning five.
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Rock Valley
Sturday
Viva
Kendons
Alfa
Segursentative
Self examination questions for Methodist church members
A church note invites readers to reflect on personal Christian practice and church involvement. It urges self scrutiny of attendance, Sunday school participation, outreach, and fidelity to duties, ending with notices for a conference delegation and worship times led by Pastor Bergan.
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Eidty, GT
Teaccom
Christ
Iw & Bergan
Beauty Parlor Opens In Huizenga Building
Mrs A W Kessler signals a new beauty parlor will open this Thursday in the Huizenga building bee office area. Miss Temes aide is requested as Bessler offers to assist.
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Huizenga Huidling
Bee
Tait
Teme
Bessler
A. W. Kessler
Separated Family Reunited After Long Train Journey
A Casper, Wyoming family traveling to Bimix Mulls became separated near Bellary as funds ran out. They split up with two cars and trains, with a mother and two children eventually picked up by a northbound vehicle and later joined by the father and two more children in Rock Rapids. Local officials and Lyon county Red Cross coordinated the return, reuniting the family by Rock Rapids and Rock Valley authorities.
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Yom Perkins
Casper
Wyo
Bellary
Hie Cain
Rock Valley
Canton
Rock Vallar
Faekr Rapids
Har
Rock Rapids
Tether
Ihather
Bork Valley
Rock Apis
Aid Worf
Hydme
Tee
Lin
Marning
Rock Rapids Review
Rock Valley to Have Band
A band is planned in Reel Valley with monthly support totaling about a hundred dollars from Parkville and others. Mr Duncan of Sioux Center will be employed as instructor and visits town on Saturday to assess progress. Nephinix to organize the band early August. Boys and young men are urged to join. names to be left with FH J Sanilseluire, secretary of the Booster Club, aiming for fifty or more enrollments.
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Rock Valley
Reel Valley
Business Iin
Parks Villey
Mx. Duncan
Sioux
Center
Nephinix
J. Sanilseluire
Booster Club
Boaster
Chily
Notice to Rock Valley Golf Club Players on Dues
A notice from Rock Valley Golf Club secretary E. R. Colelan advises members who have not paid dues to settle fees or refrain from playing locally. The club urges timely payments to maintain playing privileges.
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Rock Valley Golf Chair
Rock Valley Golf Ginb
RB. Ceoolan
Telephone Rates in Rock Valley Increased August 3 1925
The Northwestern Belt Telephone announces higher rates for all town lines in Rock Valley due to rising operating costs. Residential and business charges rise to 8.00 monthly for certain services, with individual line bills shown and a 25 percent discount offered if paid by the month’s end.
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Royal Gates
Mikelson
Jyrom
Nwamier
Rock Valley Exchange
Ivenish
Mirelson
Farm Tax Reduction Urged Overvaluation of Lands
M G Thornburg secretary of agriculture urges tax relief for farms arguing farm lands are valued about 10 percent higher than city property relative to sale price. Government investigations across counties show higher farm land valuations than urban real estate, affecting tax burdens.
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M. G. Thornburg
Ageienlnvegatin
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Stair
Tn Syers
Farne Imus
Wiferanes
Local Lutheran Picnic Draws Townsfolk to Oak Park
Community notes from Plato Township recounts a Sunday gathering at the Carl Tankl and Huth homes with baptisms, birthdays, and a village outing. Residents Emil Lange, Winterfelds, Dachsteiner family, and many neighbors attend the event, share meals, and discuss farm work as weather remains hot.
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Menthos
John Tank
Herman
Walter Scholerman
Carl Tankl
Hades
Huth
Taney Millar
Wishsin
Herks
Agbrelay
Refs
Whoo
Winterfeld
Inive Lutheran
Ehuveh
Naned Dal
August Witd
Mas
Adda Winterfeld
Delbert Qual Albert
Abder
Trev
Dachstener Tele
Montana
The
Luther Ehuvel
Emil Lange
Ates
Dave Jason
Yenny Penple
Luther
Pionie
Oak Park
Busiss Enihe
Dachsteiner
Royad
Ziel
Davhsteiney
Garfield
Monta
Aether Gillowany
Tuwood
Tawi
Sigtey Louie
John Smith
Sivas Pallhy
Yerman Sphollerman
Fairy Wave
Mil Lange
Hans
Charley
Moeller
Wilterfeld
Max
Mamsann
VerMula
Mary Heminpen
Gladbrook
J. E. Redox
Med Muehlentatler
Umeda Freiburghitus
Elgu
Towa
Alex Millay
Rndalph Muehlenthaley
Satie Jay
Haven
Wtrich
Hintbeldi
Nui
Pasink Miller
Sone
Will Schuldt
Thouboldt
Carl Dietrich
Ebona Gray
Wm Winterfeld
Fred Yonker
County Legion Meeting and Fair Prospect Highlight Local News
The county Legion and Auxiliary convention drew strong attendance with Hall presenting solid entertainment. Speakers included County Attorney Haven and Dist Commoner Du Pree from Sioux Center. Officials announced officer appointments and noted ongoing athletic shows, garden and park use, and a Civil War medal mystery. Blackhawk county trustees approved township dance permit rules and permit fees for dances outside incorporated areas.
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GS. Kemp
Legion
Hall
Haven
Commoner du Pree
Sioux Genter
Ganization
deGerd Fay
Bernard G. Hawer
Mion
Peter Lyngtes
Hull
Ridder
Trospers
Nile Wival
Jasper
Iin Towa
Marsit Farm
Wd. Casey
Knoxville
Marion County
Mure Farm
Senthof Edenehurch
Newton
Vinrinia
Mavioa Oshomi
Blst Indiatry
Towa
Tve Authoritie
Blackhawk County
Waterboard
Fred
Dancing Permit Rules at the Pavilion
The document outlines rules for a dancing venue including lawful conduct, prohibition of illegal activities, no parking on the highway, keeping to the pavilion and premises, employment of two reputable attendants including a woman to police the grounds, Sabbath restrictions, and reserved rights for trustees to inspect premises and enforce rules.
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Laweo Fmanuer
Luy
Minke Eneir
TRY CHIROPRACTIC FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE
An old time chiropractic ad promotes vertebral adjustments by R. Schutz Palner, claiming nerve pressure from subluxations causes disease and promising health if patients accept regular adjustments. It urges trust in the local practitioner and notes the address and phone number for contact.
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Joby Wyivher
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Joh Winterfeld
Iker Goth
Angefond
Henry Rockman and Sons
Edvid and Orvilla
Aug. Gathardson
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Emil Winterfold
Rock Raph
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Hey
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Heney Kelahtt
Sind
Thavalil Vial
Signe City
Tosa
Eilers
Daugh- Mead
Louise
Ener
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Lagle
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Pany Retin
Rohit
Beau
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Marshall Min
Antwil Fo Nok Valley
Me Place
American Legion
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Tios
Empragh
OR. R. . Schutz
Palner
Main Street
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Irst National Bank
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