County Board approves bonds and bridge contract in Iowa
The county board authorized a settlement with George J. Oaks related to a state bank portion and approved a bridge project. Items include payment of various individuals, contracts, and budget actions as part of the county's ongoing financial and infrastructure matters. A day shows sessions approving clerks, assessors, and officials, plus notices of summer races and events.
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City
York
Pealy Vkaiarsith
Wm. Abin
R. Scully Vander Meide
Wist
Te Sheldon
Board of Supervisors
Ix County
Iowa
George J
Oiks
State Bank
Goun- Auditoria
Fed
W. W. Ign
Genesis
WOW. Ca
County Audi
M. Borgen
Eberk
Eberk Weat Brass i Veter Wiser
Chatsworth
Justion
Motion
Rgrized Ail Istrivetal
Good Folks Leave- Haydon Family Moves to Traer Iowa
Mr and Mrs Hed Haydon and child Beatrice depart Rock Valley after fifteen months as foreman at the brewery. They plan to make Traer Iowa their future home. Haydon is praised for reliability and loyalty in duties. Mrs Haydon is a capable helper at home and in business. The family is noted for their work with The Bee Printers during Mr Haydon’s tenure and for assisting outside with commercial tasks.
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Uaydon
Beatrice
Rock Valley
Traer
Lowa
Aydon
Tae Brewlery
Haydon
Lis Banda
Miro Efaydun
Apisifrany Rock Valley
BM Payley
Made
Tyan
Crop bulletin notes favorable conditions for corn and oats
The weekly crop bulletin for the week of June 2 reports eighty percent soil moisture with showers expected. Corn stands are below average but improving. cultivation progresses, meadows improve, pastures thrive, oats and barley show growth, and garden vegetables plus potatoes and small fruits perform well overall amid favorable weather.
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Bam
Moxie
Old Fashioned Celebration at Rock Valley
The American Eagle invites Rock Valley residents to a Fourth of July celebration with promised entertainment. The event features a parade, patriotic exercises, and multiple amusements described as the best yet. Residents are urged to attend for an enjoyable day.
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Rock Valley
Bee
Itinerant Merchants Fined by Sheldon Authorities
Sheldon officials fined V. T. Peak and Messrs. Swartz and Gormley a total of 81.30 for violating itinerant merchant ordinances. Peak, a wealthy Tyndall, S. D. dealer, shipped stock from Emmetburg and later from Sioux Falls to Sheldon, advertising to establish permanent residence and business. Attorney WS Diarmond prosecuted, and Mayor Piper imposed the limit of the law.
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Sheldon
T. Peak
Messrs. Swartz & Gormley
V. T. Peak
Tyndall
S. D
Dare Goods
Emmetburg
Siiinn
Plak
Mm Ptak
TyndalVand
Hua
Lightning Strikes Farmhouse Near Rock Valley
Struck by lightning Saturday night near Rock Valley three miles north of J S Thayer two miles away. Fire spread rapidly destroying the house and belongings. Mrs Thayer and others escaped, one child missing. Mr Bakker on the farm reported the blaze and the insured house belonged to him.
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J. S
Thayer
Rock Valley
Mr. Bakker
Childern
Inet
Baler
Andi Klys
Geng S. Schaller
Warren
Mia
Schutter
Treie
Pam Rebrrperdt
Henry Becker
Mans Stroler
Jan
Manger
Caw
Muka Hsurance Company Incredeed
Risls
Jans Moeller
Pictorial Number The Ret Inboret Torter All Kine Of Ciificul Ges
Fragment readable text describes a chase over mortgaged property tied to a figure named Pershing, with travel to Sioux Falls and Excelsior Springs for treatment amid inflammatory rheumatism. The garbled OCR ends mid sentence referencing Pershing.
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Ciificul Ges
Tevahing
Sioux Falls
Sdl
Anil
Excelsior Springs
Pershing
Special Ed ition Plans for Town Issue Advance
Fragmentary notes describe foreman selection and delays in producing a town edition. Mentions Mr Huy, foremanship, and promised help to accelerate the Pictorial Lumber project as the fourth issue nears completion. Local contributors urged to assist the enterprise.
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Huyatte
Persh
National Corn Exposition Seeks Iowa Farmers Interest
Farmers urged to note the National Corn Exposition in Chicago October 8 to 11 with over 924000 in cash prizes and extensive special awards. Corn growers can contact Curt M Great secretary at the Great Northern Building Chicago for prize lists and details. Iowa farm leaders M L Bowman and the Iowa State College Farm Group Dept offer to supply guidance on sampling corn for contest entries.
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Mittéf
Chicago
Tdwe
MM. Great
National Coin Exposition
Great’ Northern
Jackson Boulevare
Towg
M. L. Bowman
Ames
Lowa
Iowa State College
Iowa Corn Growers’ Anoviation
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Sioux County Iowa
Notice to all persons interested that on June 2 1907 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Monika Disehley Gecouzet as Administrator of the estate. All indebted parties must pay to the designated administrator. those failing to comply may face legal action to procure allowances. Dated May 17, 1907. Disencer sr Administrator.
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District Court
Sioux County
Iowa
Monika
Mure
Fireworks Notice From Stsone Teabee District
Public notice prohibits sale or discharge of fireworks except as permitted by local ordinances. The document references town authorities, specific dates, and enforcement within the Stsone Teabee area, urging compliance ahead of the upcoming period.
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Agiinel
Urearia
Orateer
Rael
Hayes
Railway project moves forward amid secured funds
The meeting of Wiedersa and Ilieian in Spitey City and Teton Wierarhiing railway company announced Browning secured the balance and that the design and balances would take four weeks. Browning's hard work shows progress and an intercutting testis e revived in the project with a possible paper plan to build on the right of way. Also listing for MALY SierinN Labs near Rock Valley for sale through ED Brown.
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Wiedersa
Ilieian
Ifhe Spitey City & Teton Wierarhiing Railway Company
Sige E i
My. Browning
Shane
Maly Sierinn Labs
Rock Valley
Mmquire
Brown
Local social and business notices fill Valley columns
The Rock Valley page lists visitors and callers from Ladson Sheldon Inwood and Sioux Center, plus talks of Miss Harriett Elder’s Dakota visit and Rev J Huizenga’s trip. It notes insurance risk totals, society teas hosted by Suter and Huizenga, and the Kemper Foppe wedding in Madison Wisconsin with Foppe family travel plans.
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Larry Murphy
Earl Ent
Sheldon
Traina
Cuesday
Will Rumphy
H. J. Jensen
Inwood
A. Christenson
K. Jensen
John J. Hagman
Tao
Rev. J. Huizenga
Colorado
Montana
Harriett Elder
Dakota
W. G. Harkins
Borba Oil Company
Foorth
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