Local Legion Auxiliaty Meeting and Visitors Scheduled
Community notes show the Legion-Auxiliary meeting planned for this Thursday evening. Visitors include Mrs Prise Shoemaker of Kansas City visiting Mr and Mrs John Coert. Dr J J Brady to attend a National Optometry convention in Boston returning June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise Shoemaker
Kansas City
John Coert
Father Foerster
Sioux City
Mes
W. F. Windsor
Boneateel
John Witagerald
Hancock, Minn
Peters Harness and Shoe Store
Chas, de Smet
St Louis
D. de Smet
Alice Long
Santa Ana
California
W. B. Hansen
D. J. Scanlan
Algona
Jacob Henry
Clarence Scanlan
Hock Valley
George Murphy
Harrisburg
H. J. Heynen
Orange City
Christian Reformed Church
Dusseljece
Jenison
Mich
J. Gritter
Priday
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Peter Kok
Holland Mich
Gerrit Roelofs
Byron Center
Rock Valley
A. Roelofs
Kok
Mr Roelofs
H. O. Ward
Sibley
Iowa
A. Walhof
Ward
Thora Iverson
Stanhope
For Sale Classified Ads From Rock Valley Area
Numerous listings include a 113 acre farm near Rock Valley by James Griffin, a modern seven room house by Chas Jacobs, job ads for canvassing farmers, ducklings at Ernest Miller, plant and cabbage offerings, shoe repair, hatching eggs by Max Haman, a live stock loss pay claim by Earl Hayden, and a barn for sale with office inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
School
James Griffin
Chas. B. Jacobs
Gee. van Dyke
Town Wall
Joan
D. J. Seanlan
City Hall
Ver Mulii
Rosecomb
Rhode Island
Max Haman
Earl Hayden
Notice to Destroy Weeds and Mow Highways in Rock Township
Notice to destroy all noxious weeds on real estate and adjoining highways per Chapter 246 of the 1927 Code. Sioux County Board of Supervisors adopted the resolution at their April meeting. Weed Commissioner Fred De Jong, Rock Township, issues the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Township
Board of Supervisors
Sioux Conwy
Iowa
Fred de Jong
Pheasants Threaten Corn Crops Across County
K. B. Sherwood of Parkersburg Iowa reports widespread pheasant damage to corn as cold weather left fields backward. He notes thousands of birds along roads and many dead males from autos in a 100 mile county survey, calling the birds a menace this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood
Parkersburg
Iowa
Iowa tops world in telephone counts in 1929 figures
Towa leads in telephones with 561 280 out of 82 712 284 worldwide as of January 1 1929. Sweden shows 485 751. Iowa exceeds the combined totals of Denmark and Belgium and of Italy and Norway and also surpasses Finland Spain Belgium Greece Hungary the Irish Free State Romania Portugal and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ows
Sweden
Iowa
Hawkeye
Denmark
Belgium
Italy
Norway
Europe
Finland
Spain
Greece
Hungary
Irish Free State
Rumania
Portugal
Jugo- Slavin
Judge Rules Springfield Wife and Marine Ins Pays Loss
Federal judge Judge Martin J Wade of Des Moines ruled that Springfield Wave and Marine Insurance Co must pay 16000 for a burning loss at Rockwell City. The fire started just before noon and policy took effect at noon, but damage occurred after. Wade held insurer liable under the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Wade
Deg
Moines
Springfield Wive
Marine Ins. Co
Rockwell City
de Plang
Springfield Cs
Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peace Lutheran Church
C. J. Graf
Valley, Springs, S. D
Helen Walpole
Rowan
Milwaukee
Jake Zettler
Sioux Falls
Henry Nagel
Pease, Minn
Henry Vugteveen
First Reformed Church
Jacob Blau
Decatur
J. C. Wiggerman
Minneapolis
Harry Haugh
Dorothy Dixon
River Forest
Mis
Mary Norris
Chicago
Chas Wattawa
Adalyne
Charles
Claas Soathoft
Janetta
Estelline
John Bajema
Maxwell Dockendorf
Marjorie
Don
Scotland
Ray Miller
Dockendorf
Miller
Mary Walpole
A. J. Fritts
Dell Rapids
Elmer Fritts
T. Limmer
Wentworth
John van Laar
Misses Firace
Helen Ad Tenrietta
J. W. van Laar
John
Idaho
Evda
Harriet Wiggermin
Ethel Mann
Doon
Dick Green
D. de Suet
Green
Clara de Smet
North Pole
Pairmont
Towa
Figgut
Orpheum Theatre
Hells Harbor
THE
Lawrence Tibbett
Gaherine Owen
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Kirby
Booth Tarkington
Reelofs
Vander Bek
Owa
Swift
Rock Valley Creamery Co
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