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Newspaper

Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1929

Page

6

State Park Drive Aids Northeastern Iowa Region

Several counties in northeastern Iowa unite to press for a large state park. The state board of conservation and lawmakers are urged to back the project. Promising sites exist and paving could make the area a regional attractor, with millions within reach.

Owa Towa State Board of Conservation General Assembly

Insurance Business Immense in Iowa

A historical Iowa report notes 17 life insurers 10 fraternal societies 15 fire insurers 35 casualty and misc firms domiciled in Iowa plus about 160 mutual associations. It lists 77 foreign insurers licensed here. Receipts of the Iowa insurance department for year ending June 30 1928 from taxes and license fees totaled 1 6388 525 42 with current year estimates at least 1 806 000.

Iowa Towa Insurance Department of

Strange birds wintering in Fremont County

Arthur C. McGil of Des Moines on a trip to Sidney, Fremont County, noted a flock of peculiar birds unfamiliar to him. They are small flat, formed doves with white breasts and drab backs and wings, seasonally wintering in the area and seeming unfazed by the cold.

Arthur C. McGil Des Mones Sideny Fremont County

SAME WARDEN MAKES REPORT

Fish and Game Warden Albert reports progress in conservation efforts including larger catches, fewer course dish recepts sold, and improvements at hatcheries. Purchases for hatcheries and additional rearing ponds are planned to expand game fish propagation and safeguard game laws. Accidents in Iowa rose in 1928 with 1460 deaths from accidental and external causes, up from 1494 in 1927. auto accidents caused 335 deaths, rail crashes added 120 deaths.

Albert Andry Iowa State Board of Health Albert Head Department

School Bus Drivers Must Be At Least Seven Years Old

State department of public instruction issues order requiring school bus drivers to be at least seven years old. Provisions of Section 4947 of the Code state if a driver owns his own bus, he must obtain a chauffeur's license, but the chauffeur's license is not used by anyone under 18.

State Department of Public Instruction Chaffeny

Amendment to Rock Valley Creamery Articles

Regular stockholders meeting in Rock Valley Iowa on January 24 1929 adopted amendment to Article IV of the Articles of Incorporation. It strikes 1000 shares of 25 each and inserts 2500 shares of 10 each. President Fred De Jong and Secretary A Gaalswyk authorized to acknowledge the amendment at Rock Valley on January 28 1939.

Rock Valley Creamery Company Rock Valley Towa

LOCAL TIMETABLE FOR M. & ST. P. BY RAIL

Eastward and westward passenger trains listed with times and destinations. Notes advise purchasing tickets and checking baggage for eastbound No 4, as well as advance sleeping car reservations. Jacobs agent, phone 15, offers through-ticketing and baggage checks.

C. M ST. P. BY Rock Valley Spencer Des Moines Mason City Marquette Savanna Clinton Shelton Madison Milwaukee Chicago iWay Canton Sioux Falls Mitchell Black Hills Mitchel Jacobs

School Man Goes to the Philippine Islands

The superintendent of the Ochevedan public schools for five years has been appointed by civil service to a post in the Philippine Islands. The appointment increases salary and responsibility as he will head thirty provincial vocational agricultural schools on the islands.

Ochevedan Civil Service Philippine Islands Comer Islands

Propose Scenic Highway Plan for Iowa River Corridor

Prof P H Edgood of Iowa State College leads a group urging the state board of conservation to construct a forty foot scenic parkway along the Des Moines river town corridor from Faenington to Algonarecreation. The plan envisions a scenic backbone studded with seven state parks to boost Iowa’s highway system.

Des Moines Faenington Algona State Board of Conservation P H Edgood Iowa State College Iowa Seomu

Population shifts show Iowa births dip in 1928

Figures from the Iowa Department of Health’s Vital Statistics indicate fewer births in 1928, totaling 42,442 compared with 44,296 in 1927, while deaths rose to 25,517 from 24,532. The record notes 1,754 fewer babies and a loss of population due to mortality. The document also includes a long list of petit jurors for March 1929 reporting April 1.

Iowa R. L. McLaren Vital Stiships Department of the State of Health

Notice in Probate Will Admission Hearing Enters

To whom it may concern you are notified to appear at the Court House in Orange City Sioux County Iowa on March 25 1929 at 10 o clock AM to attend the probate of an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of P P Leistra deceased At which time you will appear and show cause why said will should not be admitted to probate Clerk CG A Walhof attorney seal dated February 18 1929

Orange City Sioux County Iowa P. P. Leistra Towa District Court

Major St Austell Reveals Inside Broadcast Info

Major Francis St Austell of Des Moines, head of the Radio Listeners League, spoke in Storm Lake about broadcasting charges and rates for station usage. He described costs to bring chain programs to Iowa and noted changes in telephone hookups and equipment. He also shared Boer War memories and remarks on African signaling methods observed by natives and the white man.

Storm Lake Francis St. Austell Des Moines Radio Listeners League W. C Jarnagin Matfor Uising Jonal Broadcasting Co Lesworth Jotal Iowa St. Austell Africa

Highway Improvement Conference Seeks Urgent Paving

Davenport Mayor Metcalf convenes Des Moines meeting of city leaders and county legislators to press for paving U.S. Route 32 across Iowa. After the Des Moines session, a Ames visit highlighted the urgent need for paving the Davenport Des Moines Council Bluffs corridor. Route 32, Iowa’s first highway project, is largely paved except for two counties and a gap from Polk county line to Council Bluffs.

Metcalf Davenport Des Moines Ames Iowa Maine Des Mones Polk County Council Bluds

Snow Blockade Delays Funeral in Independence Area

Fifteen neighbors in Buchanan County braved heavy snow to clear roads near Bryantsburg for the funeral of Mrs. Barney Moore. AW and F Miller of Independence noted neighbors’ help in time of trouble as teams pulled stranded cars from snowbanks along the route.

F. Miller Independence Buchanan Sas Bryantsburg Barney Moore

Newly Formed Consolidated School District in Town

In a special election held February 12, 1929, the electors of Humboldt County voted to organize a consolidated school district. This marks the first consolidated district formed in Town. Buckingham date referenced 1923.

Bods Humboldt County Ag 2 Buckingham Sconsal

Dairy farmer uses stale cookies to feed cattle near Kalona

Tenry Bender, recently moving from Goshen Indiana to a farm in Kalona Washington County, received a ton of stale cookies from a mail order house. He plans to enter the dairy business and believes the cookies, shipped in large sacks, will boost milk flow for his cattle.

Tenry Bender Chiago Mr. Bender Kalona Washington County Goshen Ind

Big Haul of Soft Fish in Storm Lake

About 40 600 pounds of fish were pulled from Storm Lake by John Peterson and his crew. The haul, mostly sheepheads with carp and buffalo, included 230 boxes and was described as the largest single catch from the lake. The net was set on the south shore and the seiners worked day and night to load the catch.

Storm Lake Hant John Peterson

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Minnesota Nebraska North South Sota Bell System Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Council Oak Terrace Council Oak Stores Cleo Margarine IE Council Dak van Camp Gak Council Oaks Council Fred de Jong A. Gaalswyk Man Henry Bloemendaal Jos. Bowen Alton Hen Ball Hawarden Pete DeGraaf Martin Delager Neal Dunnick Borden W. Dykstra Peter A. Frantzen Palmer Fredrickson Hudson John McNbily Frank Meinire J. i. McKenney Fairview Andy Popma John Ranshaw Jake Ranos Hospers Herman Scholten Orange Cit Schreur Dick Schaap Dick Schut Sioux Center S Vander Haam Treton Rieze T. van Bruggen Wim Vermuln T. J. Reeves CG. A. Walhof Rhode Island Valley Poulty Valley, Iowa
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