Rock Valley Bee Publisher Halstead Moves to California
A. L. Halstead, longtime Carrol resident and publisher, plans to relocate to North Hollywood, California with his son John to join the North Hollywood Press. He notes former Governor Frank D. Jackson resides in Redlands pursuing citrus culture and hybridizing rare varieties. Frank Merriam, ex Delaware County resident, ex-state auditor, ex California state senator from Long Beach district, is also mentioned.
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J. B. Hungerford
Carrol
North Holywood
California
John
North Hollywood Press
Frank D. Jackson
Redlands
Frank Merriam
Delaware County
State Central Committee of
State Senate
Long Beach
Movement to Restore Old Fort Atkinson Park Site
A Winneshiek county initiative seeks a $25,000 federal appropriation to enlarge the park area at Old Fort Atkinson and to reconstruct remaining structures to reflect the fort’s 1840s military appearance. The request comes from the Town state board of conservation and awaits a bill approved by that board, now before town delegation members in Congress.
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Old Fort Atkinson
Winneshiek County
Congress
Town State Board of Conservation
Ten Poplar Trees Likely Doomed by Sap-Frost Damage
Otto F. Te of Sheldon in O'Brien County reports trunks of ten large poplar trees on the Wail Washer lawn show sap rising inches above ground, from an inch to four inches, with sap possibly flowing during warm weather in December and later freezing, making chopping down necessary.
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I Brien
Otto F. Te
Sheldon
O'Brien County
Dacenther
Books Burned Over Scarlet Fever Fear in Monroe
The Mother's Club of Monroe contends that first and second grade books in Monroe Japer County public schools spread scarlet fever, a committee urged the board of directors to burn the volumes, the local health board was summoned, and the request was granted resulting in the books being burned.
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Japer County
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Seed corn in Iowa likely injured by weather and cold
Extension plant pathologist H Porter warns that prolonged cold and rain this fall plus winter lows may have damaged much seed corn in Iowa. Farmers should test at least 200 ears of seed, pick six kernels from each ear, and assess strong germination after dust treatments. Early seed (Oct 1) stored dry shows good viability, while post Nov 1 selection yields lower strong germination and more disease.
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Iowa
H. Porter
Iowa State College
Porter Tecoma
Aleady
Louisa County
Porter
Story County
W C T U NOTES On European saloon cages and prohibition
A youth returning from Europe recalls public houses with wire cages for children and condemns public drunkenness. He argues against licensed saloons, preferring U S prohibition. Dr Carlos H Mayo says transportation has moved society beyond drinking as community life.
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Europe
Britain
United States
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Notice of Executrix Appointment in Sioux County
Rotice No 3295 announces that on February 19 1929 the District Court of Sioux County Iowa appointed Tetje Hoekstra as Executrix of the estate. It calls on all indebted persons to pay and on those with claims to present them legally authenticated to the Court for allowance. The date is February 27 1929 and A Walhot is the attorney.
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District Court of
Sioux County
Iowa
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