Elevator and Lumberg Cos Elect Officers
The annual meeting at Rock Valley Opera House reported a satisfactory year and elected Pred Miller as President Arie Gaals wyk as Secretary Treasurer Pred A Miller as Vice President and directors Tim Kooiina Backy Bajema Tom Cullinan Frank Tevera John Took Hd Miller Owen Manning was named manager. The Farmers Lambert Co met last week electing John McKeegan as President Fred Diller as Vice President E B Klein as Secretary Treasurer and directors Weed Rack M McNu 08 Kooinan and Ed Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Rock Valley
Pred Miller
Arie Gaalswyk
Seoy-Treas
Pred A.miller
View Pres
Tim Kooiina
Backy Bajema
Tom Cullinan
Frank Tevera
Jobn Took
Hd Miller
Owen Manning
Mans
Farmers Lambert Co
John McKeegan
Presi
Fred Diller
BE. P. Klein
Seey
Fred Bauder
Treas
Weed
M. McNu
Kooinan
Ed Miller
Hog Tattooing Plans Move Forward in County
A letter from Gee Dunlop, county agent, outlines hog tattooing plans after July 1st. Officials await detailed layouts from livestock markets and packers before final recommendations. A sample tattoo icon is considered but costs about $2.09, with more information to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Walhof
Gee. Dunlop
Hasid
Gay Textuer
Town to Entertain President National Congress PTA
Mrs. Si Ne Me Marvis of Avatin Texas is elected president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and will be guest of Towa Congress and Des Moines Council PTA June 28 27 and 23rd. Mrs Mace will attend Home Economies Directors and Supervisors convocation in Des Moines. she is wife of S N M Marris State Superintendent of Public Instruction. In Iowa a luncheon at the Country Club will honor Mr Marris with Mrs B C Hopkus and Mrs D R Eliet serving as hostesses for state and city respectively.
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Si Ne Me Marvis
Avatin
Texas
National Congress of Parents
Towa Congress
Des Noines Council of Parents and Teachers
Mace
Convanfinn of Home Economies
Des Moines
S. N. M. Marris
Terns
Hargeli
Iowa
Wes. Maris
Des Maines Council
B. C. Hopkus
D. R. Eliet
Visitors and travels fill a small town week
SHS and Mrs J Large and Mrs Kaskie visited Hancock. Howard Shipsan drove to Doon to meet his sister in law Mrs G A Shipman from Rock Rapids. Thr J Narris returned to Pomeroy after a pleasant visit with home folks. Miss Grace Mathews left for Lions Gil for commencement. Mrs Poa Mingus and her mother rode to Sheldon. A local swing vendor plans Fourth of July business.
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Shs
J. Large
Kaskie
Hancock
Minty
Howard Shipsan
Doon
G. A. Shipman
Rock Rapids
J. Narris
Pomeroy
Skill
Canton
Arm Reilly
Grace Mathews
Lions Gil
Poa
Mingus
Olfo Billy
Sheldon
Werkhoe
Parkinson
Akron
Agnes
Dykstia
Rolie Roontree
Parker
M D
GW. Tacols
Jett Pyrdity
Ashton
Simon Siemensma
Wm. Tnehs
Bock Rapids
Bock Rapids, Who Is Sharing, Horses At Schemmer’s
Ding Leu
Schemmers
Elenry Bowe
Tel Bowman
Wide
Sious City
Aurobon
Conley
Sinus Falls
Inwa State Normal
Cedar Talla
Highway Commission Pays Tama Reservation Indians
The Iowa Highway Commission paid 3,807 dollars to 388 Tama reservation residents for right of way for a Lincoln highway segment. Each received 48.52 dollars, covering a three mile wooded stretch along the reservation adjacent to the Iowa prairie.
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Highway Commission
Tama Reservation
State Highway Commission
Iowa Preer
Sebesta Sells Orpheum Theatre to W L Hill
Sebesta sells the Orpheum Theatre to W L Hill who arrives from Dighmore with his wife. Hill takes possession Monday and moves into Warren Avenue Greer gouge area in Iowa. Sebesta, in charge of the theatre for ten months, built up a large following and will assist the new proprietor before leaving town for a ten week stay or until another location is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theatre
W. L. Hill
Dighmore
Fire destroys barn near Inwood in Roge Valley incident
Former Roge Valley resident Vor Wey reported alfalfa in a barn at his Jos Hanson property four miles south and two and a half miles west of Inwood. a Sunday afternoon fire spread unexpectedly, burning the barn and its contents before volunteers could muster help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood
J.B. Ver Wey
Jos. Hanson Price
Alton-Rock Volley Fall Short In Eight To Four Loss
Alton defeated Rock Volley 8 to 4 at home. Van Nimwegen starred with two hits and a later run driven in. Emmet Seas and Ty contributed, while Rock Volley made a late surge but could not overcome the early inning setback.
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Rock Volley
Attia
Alton
Rock Volley Sundae
Miauw
Emmet Seas
Ty. van Nimwegen
Stow Halls
Elenied
Anather Scort
Fire Prevention To Be Carried to the Country
A state wide fire prevention campaign is organized by the Town State Pi Provoktive association with W A Harvey of Des Moines and Prof Lindson J Murphy of Town State College Ames as promoters. The effort, led by Prof Murphy, aims to educate farmers about fire hazards following recent rural losses and will include an organ campaign to reach agricultural regions.
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Pi Provoktive Association
Favners Ihair
W. A. Harvey Yd Barty Civier
Des Moines
Lindson J. Murphy
Town State College
Ames
N. Bapkins
Yohn Thompson
Tawi Homestead
Murphy
Landschulte Accepts California Bank Post
L F Landschulte, assistant cashier at First National Bank of Rock Valley for ten years, has accepted a position at Southgate State Bank in California. His move leaves friends glad for his progress yet sad to see him depart. He began at the Rock Valley bank after high school ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Landschulte
California
Landschulte
First National Bank Ofl
Rock Valley
Stowe State Bank
Southate
J.rock Valley
Bank
Hogan
Sandselife
Hin
Bas Log Tn
Gasoline substitute eyed by Iowa professor
Prof. O. R. Sweeney of Iowa State College told the 28th annual Iowa Manufactures conference that fuel from straw and oat byproducts could replace gasoline when oil runs out. He cited cost hurdles and predicted a Grady Rapids plant will produce over a million pounds this year, using corn stalks and hulls as feedstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worey
R. Ewerney
Lowa State College
Ames
Towa
Grdny Rapids
Sweeney
United Statos
Fined for Shooting a Snake on a Public Road
Page county Justice of the Peace fined a man who shot a lone enamy along a public road. The incident involved a harmless bull-snake, with experts noting its value in rodent control and benefits to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page County Justice of the Peace
Tial Krag
Towa State College
Towa
Ford Des Moines assembling plant in operation
The Ford plant in Des Moines is now running and employs 400 men producing about 5 autos daily. The work week is five days long, and the facility is expected to reach 1000 workers by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Des Moines
Des Mois
Cost Of Running An Automobile
Experts at Town State College at Ana study automobile operation costs. Analyzing 11 cars over price ranges from 400 to 21800, they find an average cost per mile of 10.27 cents. At 50 miles daily for a year, annual cost exceeds 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Ana
Ami
Reform Church Notes and Evangelist Dr Michelson Pulpit Visit
A note on Reform Church services with 4:30 A M and 2:00 P M sermons plus a prayer service. Dr Michelson, a former German judge and criminal lawyer who converted to Christianity, will preach June 27 and 29 at different churches. His life story includes academic honors at Berlin University and a dramatic religious conversion that drew Jewish and Christian interest.
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Alt. Michelson
Cermany
Blml
Dr. Michelson
Iowa
Dy, Diud
University of Berlin
Evn Whiel
Germany
Afini
Tathex
Rochester
Raglester S
Micholson
Michelson
Jesus
Ansious
Mason City
Hoover and Curtis Nominated at Republican Convention
Lorber Hoover nominated for president and Charles Curtis for vice president at a Republican gathering in Kansas City last week. Hoover, born August 10 1874 in West Bend, Iowa, rose from modest origins to engineer and public service, later secretary of commerce. Curtis, born January 5 1860 in the Kaw Indian Reservation Kansas, became a lawyer after early work as jockey and driver and served in Congress with influence.
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Lorber Hoover
Ifor
Charles Gartis
Kansas City
Hoover
West Bensolt Laws
Ihe
Australia
Chia
Tain
Rusia
Alaska
Indi
Mesiva
Charles Curtis
Bor
Kaw
Kansas
Mr. Curtis
Congress
Veteran D H Hall of Weet Union Civil War Soldier
D H Hall of Weet Union served in Company I High Wisconsin Infantry known as the Eagle regiment. He traveled about 14 810 miles by river steamers and 3 045 miles by rail, with four years of service described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Hall
Weet Union
My. Hall
Highth Wisconsin Infantry
Eagle Regiment
Binder canvass repair and supply ad by Breht Now
The Breht Now Greiner Harness Store advertises repair service for binder canvass and offers new canvass, binder slits, nails, and binder canvas web. It urges customers to bring materials to avoid delays and promises lowest prices with a claim of honest merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breht
Greiner
Man Delivers Ringing Testimony for Christ
A guest preacher invites all to hear a ringing testimony for Christ with no sect or blood line restrictions. A free will offering will be taken at evening services for the Palestine Missionary League with Maywood and Ti cited as locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Michelson
Church of Community
Palestine Missionary
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Toe Tota
Mats Enshedt Nl
D. van
DR. R. M. Schutz
D. Douwstra
Wolland
Tolland
Paul
Tadly
Min
Curtis
Gonvention
United States
Raspublican
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Harding
Coalidge
Lehome
Stanford University
Palo Alo
Cali
MR. Farmer
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
Ron Rigtty
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