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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
3
The Rock Valley Bee lists A. L. Halsted as editor and notes entry at Rock Valley Iowa with annual subscription rates of 2.00 dollars.
Montezuma in Poweshiek County prides itself on never having a Memorial Day event desecrated. The town has long honored veterans with parades and observances, and a new generation now maintains the tradition. Also noted are dairy milk declines due to dry May, rising dairy product demand, and a statewide move against oleomargarine with July 1 restrictions. A Supreme Court date June 16 will hear the TB eradication case under the county area plan, with state fight against the county board’s enrollment.
Miss Pansy Vail daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Vail of Rock Valley and Joe Oldenkamp son of Mr and Mrs John Oldenkamp of Rock Valley united in marriage in Orange City on Tuesday June 9 The bride graduated from Rock Valley high school in 1925 and will reside in Rock Valley at Mr Vails house The couple plan to move to Brookings South Dakota where Mr Vail has a barbershop position after a short stay in Rock Valley
Aliss Ethel Collenbaugh and Mr Dick Wesselink were united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Rock Valley on Wednesday afternoon June 10. Rev W C Bergman of the Rock Valley Methodist church performed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Collenbaugh, is educated and has taught in local public schools. The groom is an enterprising and popular young man who has lived in the area most of his life. They will reside in Rock Valley.
Market list shows calf skins under ten pounds at one dollar per set, ten to twenty pounds at twelve and a half cents per pound, and horse hides around four dollars per pound. It also lists sheep pelts, scrap iron, Ford radiators, copper, inner tubes, rubbers, books, magazines, old batteries, and general storage items with per pound or per item pricing.
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