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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
5
County correspondence lists residents traveling to Canton and Sioux City, visits with friends, and farm activity. Mentions include Dr Te Hyde, Godfrey Beckman, J. Jantzen, Cy Croghan, Arle Garritsen, and William Bootzer. Mentions of local churches, shops, and a political note about Rep. George Scott.
Local notes report Welreia at Pinthorplg Ala soniilaw navers and Harber volneuet Aronday, with Sunny ad fan iard on. Mrs Ligket WU Betoutan Minu, dlording, greets horslutor Biv Wotti Leota and proud parents of twins born April 22. Jans Quinian president of Sein Telephone Uno adds patrons S Hoekstra Westra and J A DeWeant, boosting extension. Quinian sheng the phones Wednesday. Health concerns cited for Mra Goo with extend week due to spring and rest needs. door pri
Mrs Nahward Phillips of Buresy Maryland testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Her two year old daughter Catharine has used it since five months old. She says a month ago she had a dreadful cold and recovered after using the remedy. Available from Huizenga and Mimnaugh druggists.
Local notes report social visits and callers around Carmel including Miss Leonadinever at Strable and Emmy Winterfield returning from Ireton. Spencer and De Mots conduct business in Carmel Thursday. The twin babies of Mr and Mrs Albert Moss died. funeral at the Dated Reformed church with Rev. Rost officiating. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism from Key West patrolman Rolland Curry.
Community digest with names such as C Eblers Hubert Schraber Jey Gros Henry Thomnag and Will Bauder detailing farm purchases travel visits building projects and family movements around Rock Valley and nearby areas. Mentions of injuries and illness appear alongside routine social items.
Kimmel filmed carloads of fat cattle last week bound for Sioux City. Rolstan sold a car road at Way last week. Mrs. John Moane has been unwell but somewhat better. Charles Potta seeks Mr. Brywator. Drowator plans substantial use this summer. Miss Tidith Honk from Shollon employed to teach at Matlock school for six weeks.
Fragmented notes from Sioux County report water supply worries around Orange City and Alton Street. Mentions of Irma Smton schools gaining a twelfth year, Hawarden term debates, and a Des Moines orphan's home adoption involving Granga City. Includes several brief local tidbits with names and places.
Rural carpenter convicted of insanity to Cherokes for treatment. Ashley family tragedy near Hawarden with mother of T. A. Ashley dead. County officials plan reforestation on Day County farm. Neill DeBey, son of Orange City physician, to be published in Etude. Legislature bans sports on certain holiday until 2 pm. County treasurer Te Kee praised for accuracy. Tax receipts and county resources rise $12,000 in March. Disease reports include smallpox scarlet fever and measles in various parts. County health warnings urge care to protect livestock and children from contagions.
Nearby newsletters report the crown station at Doonstad opening amid scandalous speculation about false reports on the incident involving G. Ross and others. Gov Cammlia revokes a warrant, while Mrs Urtenville faces correctional actions for public nuisance conduct.
One cent a word column now open for reader submissions. Advertisers may write their own copy or have the shop compose it for a cent per word per week. The ad space offers seed rain, surplus breeding stock, clothing from a clothier, and writing supplies at The Fee Printery.
Advert mentions sleeplessness and nerve fatigue, praising Dry Miles Nervine for soothing nerves and restoring vitality. A testimonial from Mrs Ele Gilbertron of Belvidere claims dramatic relief after using Nervine, with Dr Miles' Nervine sold by druggists and a money back guarantee.
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