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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
3
The Home Bakery advertises home made bread and baked goods with prices: bread 8 cents to 12 cents a loaf, cinnamon rolls 20 cents a dozen, whole wheat 8 cents a loaf, two loaves for 25 cents, cakes cookies and doughnuts 25 cents each or 2 dozen for 25 cents, assorted cookies 25 cents per pound. A.G. Van Der Meer promotes healthful nourishing cookies from the Home Bakery.
A brief market note advertising livestock shipping at one percent commission or market-price payout. It mentions pasture rental near a water heating plant and baby chicks with seven varieties plus Rhode Island hatching eggs. Contact Ed Vander Schaaf Route 2 Maurice Iowa or C W Jacobs for details.
A compilation of town items includes sales on cabbage plants and tires, visits by residents to Spencer Chicago and Cedar Falls, farm sales and livestock, job postings, car service offers, and a hall meeting to organize a community oil station. Names include M Fouhse, Mrs Warren, Gerald Norris, J C Wiggerman, Gerrit Harmelink, Lois Walpole, Hazel Shillinglaw, A Vander Meer, Emmett Scanlan, Loraine Jacobs, John Large, Fred Brandt, Miss Carrie Diehl, J M Callenbaugh, and others in Rock Valley and surrounding areas.
A warning warns the public that imposters posing as charity solicitors are active in Des Moines, urging careful credential checks before donations. The piece also reports Guthrie County farmer Frank Morgan selling wool and lambs, noting profits from sheep farming, and mentions related local notices and a July poultry price ad.
Public probate notice for Pleun Greeneweg deceased of Sioux County Iowa requires all interested parties to appear at the Coa House Orange City on July 8 1924 at 10 am to show cause why the last will and testament should not be admitted to probate. District Court seal dated June 16 1924 signed Clark of the District Court and C A Walhot attorney for estate.
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