Divorce Granted and Alimony Cut in Sioux County Case
Sioux County court granted a divorce to Hattie Bruinsman from Joe Bruinsma on cruel and inhuman treatment and ordered alimony reduced to 30 dollars per month with contempt proceedings for nonpayment to continue. The De Bruin Alexander case yielded a 1250 dollar jury verdict for the plaintiff amid slander accusations involving Ed Gross and others. The docket notes multiple guardian and administrator reports approved, estates opened or re opened, and bond actions for minor heirs, with various guardianship and trustee reports on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bruinsman
Joe Bruinsma
Rejnfre
Evert de Bruin Alexander
Studer
Ed Gross
de Bruin
Guardian
Frederika’ Larsen
Abraham Bevers
John Schweback
John W. Hospers
Johannus the
Jacob * W
Meyer
John Lutgens
Neema D. Wilkens
F. F. Nenvich Tristeeship
Wim
Ruisch
Ethel Harlan
Margaret Brows
Harley B. Leonard
Emberg
Verrips
Hemmingson
Coreen R. Saterjee
John Smith
A. de ¥Oies
van Brouw
Heitritter
Jerry Krsai
Sona Minors
Jacob Wiersma
Smit
Mein Minors
van ‘Maannen
Jonnie van der Schaaf
Jacoba Heusinkveld
Double Wedding at Lema Home Near Rock Valley
A double wedding was held last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lema. Their daughter Miss Lems married Kleinwolterink, and their son Paul married Emma Cannegeiter in the presence of about sixty relatives and friends. The Lems couple will reside on a farm northeast of Rock Valley, while Kleinwolterink and his bride plan to live on a farm near Sheldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riday
B. Lema
Migsie Lems
Kleinwolterink
Paul
Ema Cannegeiter
Paul Lets
Aml
Lems
Rock Vidley
Kleinwoltexvink
Nea Sheldon
Tie
Sheldon
Sioux County Spelling Contest Set for Orange City
Sioux County notes report the Lions County Spelling Contest will start at 9 A M Saturday March 26 in Orange City with one contestant per rural school and public invited. Other items mention State inspector Mr Simmons visiting Alton Treton and Orange City, Sioux Center girls winning Northwest Iowa District title and heading to State Tournament, Hull high school comedy The Desert Girl drawing full houses, a $17,000 bond for Center Township schoolhouses defeated 120 to 5, Supt Stamper’s health return to Sioux County, and annual Sioux County Music Contest set for Hawarden on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Seai
Simmons
Pols
Alton
Treton
Sioux Center
Northwest Iowa
Ida Grove
Northwest Town
Sioux County
Hull High School
Center Township
Sup’t Stamper
Sionws County
Samper
Hull
Hawarden
Legislative effort aims to abolish numerous bills and reshape highway control
The proposed highway law shifts license funds to a state pool and creates a continuous highway system under state control, reducing county discretion. It also outlines bond payments, property tax impacts, and refunds to counties, while restricting use of road funds for secondary roads. The Izaak Walton League backs a fish and game reform bill drafted by King of Clay County, proposing a nonpaid fish and game commission with gubernatorial appointees and a $2,760 warden salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilt
Mary
Izaak Walton League
Joint ‘ Committee On Fish and Game
League
Department of Fish and Game
King
Clay County
Compulsory Military Training Sparks State Board Debate
The Sons of Union Veterans pressured Gov Hammill to have three state education board appointees pledge opposition to compulsory military training at the State University and Iowa State College. The Board defends training as discipline and physical improvement, noting better physical condition among students at the two institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Hammill
State Board of Education
the State University
Iowa State College
State Board,of Education
Petitioners Crush Tax Proposals in Lawmaking Contacts
House and Senate members receive heavy mail opposing tobacco taxes and the boxing bill. The petitions reflect broad public interest, with lawmakers noting ongoing correspondence as sessions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senator Robison and faith groups oppose boxing bill
The report notes Thoms J. B. Robison of Hampton and a court of religious and educational groups sent a telegram from Dyersville urging him to help defeat a bill to legalize boxing in Iowa. It mentions his past senate service and current Third district representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propter
Thoms J. B. Robison
Hampton
Senate
Bas
Conareys
State House
Dyersville
Iowa
W. Co P. U
United Brethren Church
German Methodist Church
School Board
Iowa considers bill to combat corn borer threat
A bill advancing through the state legislature would enable Iowa to use its share of a 10 million federal fund under the Purnell act to eradicate the European corn borer. The measure, introduced by Cole of Delaware County and Gilchurst of Pocahontas, authorizes state entomologists to administer pest control with the agriculture department and to set rules, with no new state appropriation required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiana
Iowa
Cole
Delaware County
Senate
Gilchurst
Pocahontas County
Shinn
Harrison
State Department of Agriculure
Governor’s Appointments Confirmed in Senate Battle
Governor Hiatt’s appointees cleared by the senate amid debate. Names include George Norman of Mason City on the State Board of Control, E L Hogue as budget director, FH Evans of Corydon as Parole Judge, George W Godfrey and E P Sehoergen on the Board of Education, Frank Abbott and Dan Schrimsen on Budget Board of Appeals, A L Crick as Labor Commissioner, and John W Sirehm as Fire Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fov Hiatt
George Norman
Clark
Mason’ Ity
State Board of Control
Senate
E. L. Hogue
Board of Parole
FH. EK. Evans
Corydon
Board of Education
George W. Godfrey
Algona
E. P. Sehoergen
Dem
Coumicil Blifis
Pauline Devitt
Oskaloosa
Budget Board of Appeals
Frank M. Abbott
Osceola
Dan J. Sshmitsen
Della
A. L. Crick
Dea Moines
John W. Sirehm
Clinton
Bank Gossip Bill Aims to Curb Insolvency Rumors
Circulating false reports about banks has been proposed as a crime against the peace and dignity of the state. The measure, urged by the Iowa Bankers Association at a conference, targets idle unfounded gossip on bank conditions and follows alleged near bankruptcies amid rapid rumor spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe
Town
Iawa Bankers
Excelsior Springs Health Resort praised for affordable baths
A promotional piece extols Excelsior Springs Missouri as a health retreat with five mineral baths, palatable waters, and affordable two hour treatments costing $1.40. It describes numerous local amenities, low-cost meals, and a scenic town layout with parks, a golf links, and easy rail access, urging readers to visit for rheumatic and general health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Daeobs
World West
Simyone
Europe
Balen
Bailen
Wiesbaden
Lithia
Excelsior Springs
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Beacon Hill
Ani
Kansas City Daily Papers
Public Library
Aparide
Missouri River
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Richter moves stock to Central Garage
Richter relocates his automobile stock from the Ford Garage owned by Hes sel Roorda into Central Garage. He will handle Overland cars including Whippet and Willys Knight. Roorda will occupy his own building but has not decided which cars he will handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Richter
Ford
Hessel Roorda
Willys- Knight
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Sioux County Court News
Schrier
Huessenback
Sibley
Quigley
Wm. W. Bushley
Jans Mulder
Frank Hauz
I. J. Reeves
King Tut
Tom
the State Bank of
Rock Valley
P. D. van Gosterhout, Pres
C. A. Walhof
C. Rozergom
F. J. Pylman
Asst. Cashier
Bsgnens Sennenes
Dr. R.M. Schutz
Palmer
Reek Valley
Pitone
GRE
Excelsior Springs Health Resort
Central Garage
AEA
Tearn
First National Bank
Rock Valley, Iowa
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