Farmers Jamber Company annual meeting set for June 18
Rock Valley area notices describe the Farmers Jamber Company annual meeting to be held Monday June 18 at 8 pm in Town Hall. Manager Alvin Miller announces the event with Farm Bureau women's tour updates from Rock Township and related community alerts.
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Farmers Jamber Company
Alvin Miller
Rock Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Omaha
Cecil Smith
Robert Klein
Roy
Art Klein
Farmers Elevator Company
Owen Manning
Gene Rumch
Rock Valley
Just-A-Mere
Walter McNamara
United States
U. S
de Bruin Meat Market
Rock Valley Band Plays Garfield Township Rural Picnic
The Rock Valley Band performed at the annual Garfield township rural schools picnic in Lyon County northeast of Doon last Friday. The event featured a program by school members, music from the band, a speaker, and a public dinner at Gerla's hall on Monday.
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Rooda
Reek River
Rock Valley Park
Dick and
Harold Keeloff
Dick Wesselink
Rock Valley
Garfield Township
Lyon County
Doon
Rock Valley Band
Gerla
Local graduations and military moves among area residents
Frederick Hamann returned home from Germany on May 28 to spend furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Hamann before leaving by plane Tuesday for Fort Eustis Virginia. The Vander Weerds drove to Sioux Falls last Thursday to meet Mrs. Vande Weerd's father Charlie Smidstra of Laverne, returning from a three week Netherlands trip. Pete Vande Velde Jr. honored his son Mark's graduation with gatherings after Baccalaureate and Commencement, hosting relatives and friends including Winnie Boscalion Tuwood Dennis Briggle Scott Canton John Lema Canton Wilma Moorman Hull Walt Vugteveen Larry and Pam Bunch.
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Frederick Hamann
Germany
Fritz Hamann
Fort Eustis Virginia
Jack Vander Weerd
Sioux Falls
Vande Weerd
Charlie Smidstra
Laverne
Netherlands
Pete Vande Velde Jr
Mark
Winnie Boscalion
Tuwood
Dennis Briggle
Scott Canton
John Lema Canton
Wilma Moorman Hull
Walt Vugteveen
Larry
Pam Bunch
Community Members Gather in Rock Valley Event
The list shows residents from Rock Valley including Me, Mrs Kari Hamann, Dennis Klein, Mary Klein, Mr and Mrs CHtt Moore, Rev Mervin Nelson, and Mr Hurmelinis. Tuesday evening attendees include Pete Bascaljon Canton Milo Olson Hull Bernie Van Veldhuizen Linda Connie Mike Hull Wilma Moorman Hull Pete Vande Velde Sr Martin Vande Velde Diane Fred Kedima Casie Gerritson Pam Paul Kruiginga Paula and others from Rock Valley.
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Kari Hamann
Kim
Dennis
Mary Klein
Chtt Moore
Mervin Nelson
John Hurmelinis
Rock Hvalley
Pete Bascaljon
Canton
Milo Olson
Brandon
Mey Bernie van Veldhuizen
Linda Connie
Mike From
Hull
Wilma Moorman
Pete Vande Velde Sr
Council Proceedings Note Night Meeting In Towa Area
The council in Towa held a session with present members Dykstra Van Maanen Winterfeld Kersbergen and others. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved. Claims were reviewed totaling 2 029 57 and 389 00 with township accounts and material expenses itemized.
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Alley
Towa
Sune
Romatar
Oldenkamp
Dykstra
Bure van Maanen
Wiiterteta
Kersbergen
Alscantanon
Turzers
Winterfeld
Nigelir
Uurgurs
Fefort
Watton
Kershersen
Kershergan
Tery Care Vanier Warren Gaia
CoMenbaugh
Account Furgeg
Count Menu Ardoihit Miciete
Ashalt
Fragmentary ledger note with accounts and sums
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous accounts and sums such as Bell Telephone, National Bank items, and state department fees. It references entities like Vander Well, Vogel Paint, Blue Bunny, Thornburg Campus, and a line item total around 630.07 with scattered names and places.
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Bere Skelly
Dykstra
Boise
Vogel Paint Company
Ohare Vander
Sas Beast
Aecount Bell Telephone
Blue Bunny
Poat Anderson Chemical
Pook
Thornburg
Reck Valley
Kootkey Ie van Voorse
Frangier
Nationa Malnenante Cory
Nationab
Jals
Brown Iy Ga
State Dept
of Teatry Tesa
Kanemar
Dairy Breeders Embrace Science Over Luck, Says Expert
Dairy breeders are shifting from courting luck to data driven mating decisions. extension dairyman Tasil R. Rantwraad of Iowa State University notes breeders now cull pres to improve odds of good offspring. The change marks a move toward more scientific methods in dairy cattle breeding.
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Newaiy Cucu
Tasil R. Rantwraad
Towa State University
Dairymen turn to odds in mating as trends shift
The Rock Valley Bee notes Iowa dairymen increasingly gamble with mating choices to boost profits. They move from blind inbreeding to careful selection, culling, and diverse systems, with pedigrees shrinking and production testing guiding evaluation. The DIVA program aids assessing conditions of milk and butterfat, while emphasis shifts to practical traits affecting production.
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Iowa
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Harvey Wesselink
Paul Coldenbaugh
Fred Johnson
Charley Moeller
John Tank
Edigin Miller
Fred Dierks
Hans Moeller
Frank McGill
General Assembly
McGill
van de Weerd
Sheldon
J.C. Boole
Lawrence Richter
A. Trebon
Tiudsan
Lame
Gerretson
Wol Gerretson
Ace A. Bouthuist
B. Lems
Lems
Rock Valley Baseball E
Orange City
Farmers Lanmber Company
Pipeline Milkerg
Northwest Dairy Equipment
Willis H. Meylink
Sioux County
Council Proceedings
Swaek
Serena
Paes
Northwestern Bell
Chuck Roast
HEINZ
Waxtex
Leah
Columbia
Coe
Maxwell House
Hills Coffee Ale
Eastwood
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