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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
2
Terome Betsworth Jr. unearthed a gold ring while digging in a Le Mars garden. The ring, belonging to Mrs. Braun who died a decade ago, had been buried for 27 years and was found in near mint condition with engraved initials clearly visible. The garden had been spaded annually with no prior trace of the ring.
A Missouri Faller Iowa woman has not eaten in 11 years following an operation for a severe esophageal stricture caused by an influenza attack. She has relied on tube feeding for all nourishment but remains unusually healthy with limited public awareness of her condition.
Francis Sisson of the American Bankers Association urged a nationwide push for a failure proof banking system. He stressed shared responsibility among bankers government officials and the public and called for stringent supervision and sound banking principles to prevent dishonesty and incompetence in American banks.
A New Hampshire farmer, with help from the county agent, topdressed acres with 500 pounds of complete fertilizer at $75. After 4 weeks cows grazed on pasture, and in six weeks produced 7,099 pounds more milk than the previous year while one cow died and 800 pounds less grain was fed. Based on current milk prices, he earned $185 from extra milk and saved $16 on grain, increasing income.
The final school notes of the year thank patrons, boards, teachers and pupils for cooperation in Sioux County schools. Highlights include perfect attendance marks for Liord and Ehner Van't Hul, Verna Janszen’s teaching assignment, and closing programs in Districts No 1 and 5 with Mother’s Day events. Readers are urged to identify owners of two anonymous geography and physiology papers.
Charles Curl of Bromfield Iowa refinishing an antique dresser discovered a page from The Daily Whig Quincy New Hampshire dated September 1856 and part of an April 29 1856 issue of the New York Daily Tribune. The editorials praise the Anti Nebraska National ticket and reference a California born writer Joan C Fre mont. The text alludes to sectional tensions five years before the Civil War.
E Bal O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation will address Sioux County Farm Bureau members at the Sioux City Auditorium on June a firsthand view of the New Deal for agriculture. O Neal, born October 26 1875 in Florence Alabama, has led Alabama Farm Bureau Federation and national agri business groups and will discuss Congress Washington and the Muscle Shoals matter. He will also broadcast speeches on multiple Iowa stations and NBC June 10.
Rex Beresford of Iowa State College helped start a summer pig feeding experiment at the BE P Swint farm two miles east of Sioux Center. Four lots of five pigs each were weighed and will receive distinct rations including corn self fed minerals water and various additives with rape pasture. Tankage minerals and Felco feed supplied by area businesses. A letter from Dr A L Bakke notes leafy spurge blooming and spraying timing.
A note explains the State Home Project Leader cannot attend in Sion county on June 1 and the Home Project Achievement Day date has shifted to Friday June 2 at 10 am along roadsides.
Thompson, a star athlete nearing graduation, learned B. L. Harris of Beaman, Grundy County, needed blood. At BS Hospitals a standard $25 test led to a successful transfusion, curing illness and allowing the graduation suit to be purchased.
A shopkeeper left his assistant in charge and warned him to be civil. Twenty minutes later the proprietor returned and asked if any orders were given. The boy said a gentleman came in, ordered him to surrender the cash register, and took the money.
In a terse exchange between Australian and American voices they compare building scale. The Australian notes hundreds of buildings while the American counters with thousands in the United States, highlighting a discussion of large structures and an implied asylum labeled as an Inpatie asylum.
In Sioux County Iowa the District Court receives the Receiver's application to reduce his surety bond from 20000 to 10000. Hearing set by Judge C W Pitts for June 7 1933 at 10 00 AM in Orange City Courthouse. Parties urged to appear and show cause or default will be taken.
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