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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1928

Page

2

To Help Save Our Forests

Gy Elmo Scott Watson reports that President Coolidge will issue a annual proclamation for American Forest Week urging citizens to act. The American Tree Association led by Charles Lathrop Pack announces prize winners for cartoons encouraging forest preservation and education efforts to reduce idle land and boost forest production across the nation.

Gy Elmo Scott Watson TPHIN Coolidge american /Tiée “association Charles Lathrop Fuck Grawigs Samy E. Nash, Jr Tyler Texas Floyd ‘“Gottfredson Richfield Utah Caird Richard W. Tipper Washisston D. C James T. Shaffer Thancaster N. Y F. D. ‘Miller Charles Lothrop Pack Forestry Trust Pack United States Rocky Mountain American Tree Association New York Pennsylvania Michigan Sweden

Iowa News Notes and Local Developments

Iowa entries cover a longtime Elk’s death in Burlington and a 52-year railroad career, a Fort Dodge power rate cut, a Dumfries land sale at 204 per acre, Iowa law entrance changes, Cedar Rapids centenarian death, and multiple road, building, and philanthropy items. Other notes include Maytag funded Salvation Army citadel in Newton, highway paving contracts, King of Trails progress, and farm and housing expenditure across several counties.

H. S. Underwood Dumfries University of Iowa College of Law Henry F. L. Maytag Maytag Washing Machine Company Newton Salvation Army Citadel Maying Young Men's Christian Association

Bridge sale may end tolls in Sioux City area

The Missouri River Bridge at Sioux City was sold for about 1.5 million to the Missouri River Sioux City Bridge Company, formed by H. H. Polk & Co of Des Moines and H. M. Byilesby & Co of Chicago. Owners John A. Magean, B. H. Kingsbury, and the Eston estate may retire bonds to make the bridge public property. Kingsbury to stay as manager. If feasible, Iowa or Nebraska could buy the bridge when funds allow.

Emil Kekich Department of Commerce Sweden Royal Conservation Boards Government Forest Service Stockholm Lars G. Romeil Charles Lathrop -Pack Cornell University United States Congressional Record John Q. Tillson National House of Representatives China Japan Korea Tientsin Taku Bar Pexing Hoi Ho Jagan Orient Eunice Ennis Terner Batavia Iowa Brotherhosd Threshermex Des Moines Dent Montgomery Ward & Co Chicago Dubuque Waterloo Cedar Rapids Davenport Mason City Jackson Township Vail S. W. Hawks Massena Bernice Tracey Jasper County George W. Edge A. Wielers Council Bluffs Iowa Sioux City Missour River Missoui River F. L. Eston Eaton Lioux City Stockyards Company Nebraska Kingsbury Town Council Binis Dubique Glen B. Eastburn Chamber of Commerce Industrial Bureau Ames C. R. Sweeney Chemical Engineering College Iowa State College Denville, ii William Wrigley, Jr Mr. Eastburo

Civilization's Ills The Next Age of Man excerpt

An excerpt from The Next Age of Man by A B Wiggins critiques civilization’s promises. It ridicules the grand schemes of progress offering wealth, comfort, transit, hospitals, welfare, and education, yet notes many people remain unconvinced by the grand plan.

Salvation Army A. B. Wiggins

Coal industry gains in efficiency through electric power firms

In recent years the efficiency of a ton of coal rose significantly driven by Lie electric power companies. Between 100 and 1927 the increase in power use represented about 5 percent while fuel use rose only 17 percent, reflecting adopted improvements when warranted.

Lie Electric Power

Western Girl Strengthened by Vegetarian Compound

Orro J. Gevee of Manchester South Dakota writes that after a period of weakness on a five person farm she began using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained strength and weight and offers to answer letters from women about the medicine.

Manchester Dakota Lydia Pinkham Orro J. Gevee R. F Sc. Dakota

Castoria Ad Promises Gentle Baby Relief

An old advertisement extols Castoria as a safe gentle remedy for babies, claiming it relieves colic fever and digestive woes without harsh effects. It emphasizes natural sleep aid and warns other preparations may be unsafe, urging parental trust in Fletcher’s Castoria.

Castaria Fletcher

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Floyd Gatffredson Nash Teo Fio Gor John L. Houch Burington Fort Dodge Will Davis Tri- County Co-Operative Association State Highway Commission Monona Harrison Counties Davis Qapawa Harrison County Missouri American Legion Devonport G. Decker French Edward Spafford Spafford Gill Robb Wilson Washington Legion Commerce Herbert Hoover Sheffield Stoll-Kugler Harness Shop Cochrane’s Rockwell Hampton Kresge College Morningside College Store King Navy Clarinda—Swift & Co Clarinda U.S. Navy Sea Wall Point Navy Greenfield Greenfield—Jr. F. Cior Ariller St. Peter’s Stuart Lydia E. Pinkham Helland Maarlem Hanford Rene Touistille Courie The Shior Wale Fort Scott Kentt Bates Preston Stella Judd Dr. Pierce Buffalo
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