Oil prospecting in Oklahoma and Texas eyed near Guthrie Center
Jack Lloyd promotes a test near Guthrie Center as oilmen in Oklahoma and Texas discuss the Town Over Lap near the Balcones Farm and plan a geophysical survey of adjacent country. Corn market strengthens from limited visible stock and heavy livestock feeding, while wheat and oats remain weak amid unsettled conditions and volatile prices shaped by weather forecasts.
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Jack Lloyd
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Guthrie Center
Lloyd
Texas
Missouri
Mississippi
Lioyd
Gurihie Center
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Sioux Center News Items Highlight Local Fires and Visits
Fire discovered at the Proper home Tuesday morning left considerable house damage while Ms. Duim, overcome by smoke, is improving. Twin girls born to Mrs. H. E. and family. Esther Burgman visited Sioux City. Gilbert De Zeeuw is seriously ill with spinal meningitis. Local juniors hosted a banquet for seniors at the high school. Mothers Day program planned by First Reformed church families. Mr. and Mrs. John De Boer and others visited Sioux City. De Boer undergoing facial treatment. Van Wyk couple visit son Arnold in Bismarck hospital after car crash. Skate rink preparations underway with opening planned for Saturday May 40.
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Sioux Center
Duim
H. E
Margaret
Eldive
Marios Dyks
Esther Burgman
Sioux City
Gilbert de Zeeuw
High School
Cym
Aix
Rock Township School District to Vote on Bond Issue
Rock Valley hosts a May 17 election in Town Hall for Rock Township School District voters to approve bonds totaling 3500 to finance a new schoolhouse in sub district No 1. The current building is overcrowded and the polls run 1 to 6 PM. Secretary Join H Klein presides by order of the school board.
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Rock Township
Rock Valley
H. Klein
Sioux County Hog Vaccination School Noted
Fifteen Sioux County hog raisers attended the vaccination school in Rock Valley Friday and Saturday under Dr Shush ing. Dr Smith traced hog cholera serum origins to Ames Experiment Station and explained serum and virus production, sanitation links to disease and worms, and demonstrated disinfection instruments serum fillers and serum injections. Attendees included Ben B. Mou Sioux Center Henry Hoefakker Hudson M D Albert M Rehder Hawarden J BR Vander Schaef Jr Sioux Center Will R Moir Maurice Henry Van Vandenberg Hudson 8 D Bert A Kamerman Sioux Center Francis McNamara Rock Valley Art Vanden Brink Inwood Herbert Schmidt Rock Valley Joe Van Westerhuyzen Rock Valley Henry Boender Boyden Jake Grevengoed Hudson D Van Maanen Rock Valley John Dirksen Rock Valley.
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Sioux County
Rock V
Shushing
Smith
Darst
Miles
McBride
Ames
Ben B. Mou
Sioux Center
Henry Hoefakker
Hudson
M. D
Albert M. Rehder
Hawarden
J. BR. Vander Schaef, Jr
Will R. Moir
Maurice
Henry van Vandenberg
Poultry Disease Schools Held by Dr Stouder in County
Dr. K. W. Stouder of the Extension Service conducts a series of poultry disease schools this week in the county. Sessions cover sanitation problems and post mortems on numerous diseased birds, ending with meetings at Ireton School Friday morning and Hawarden Auditorium Friday afternoon.
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K. W. Stouder
Extension Service
Ireton School
Hawarden Auditorium
Public Health Phase Presented in Sioux County Meetings
The Farm Bureau brings a new public health phase, Mother Welfare, to Sioux County in a series of meetings May 13 in Orange City May 14 in Rock Valley May 15 in Ireton May 16 in Boyden and May 17 in Hawarden The program runs daily at 2 30 with an exhibit and the film Well Born No admission charged Miss Hartz emphasizes reducing maternity related deaths and building welfare from early childhood through a state appropriation attendees include town and country residents men women and high school girls.
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Sioux County
Farm Bureau
Orange City
Cottage Theatre
Rock Valley
Ireton
Boyden
Boyden Hall
Hawarden
Hwaraden
State University of
Town
Miss Hartz
Sioux Township Farm Bureau Meeting Notes Notes and Plans
At Mia home in Sioux Towns ship Miss Wilson led the final lesson of this year’s project on April 17. Attendees included seven local leaders and one visitor. They prepared posters a township project map and mounted photographs and news articles for the Sioux Township booth at the county fair. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lewis Ebert’s home on May 8. Pub chairman Tressa Corer.
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Mia
Joe Hevern
Miss Wilson
Sioux County
Sioux Township
Lewis Ebert
Tressa Corer
Auction Sale at Hockstranlace Public Auction
Public auction will be held at the Hockstranlace three blocks west of Cover Cash store on Saturday May 70 commencing at 00 olelack sharn. items include six dining chairs a sewing machine an ironing chair two steps a table and chair set and other household goods listed along with consignors names and placeholders.
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Hockstranlace
Tonsa
Har
Aingart
Netomol Rayle
Two Rescued From Burning Automobile Near here
Mrs. WG Sehauke of Minneapolis and her nephew Douala Clark of Alexander, Iowa, escaped a burning Ford after the car veered into a ditch. Passing motorists freed them within seconds as the vehicle was almost completely consumed. Clark, 19, drove. the aunt believes he dozed. The car was later abandoned. insurance actions to follow. Lyon County Reporter
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WG Sehauke
Minneapolis
Douala Clark
Alexander
Lowe
Shanke
Quinn
S. D
Clark
Rock Rapids
Moorlag Van Duyn Wedding in Rock Valley
Miss Berendena Moorlag and Mr Martin Van Duyn wed with only immediate relatives present at the home of Mr and Mrs D Moorlag. The bride, longtime Rock Valley resident, and the groom, son of EL C Van Duyn and Home Bakery employee, will reside in Rock Valley with many well wishes from local friends.
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Rock Valley
Ife
Academy
Uull
Langen-Donohoe Case Settled in Primghar District Court
Several Rock Waller residents were summoned as witnesses in the Langen-Donohoe case tried in Primghar district court. Before defense arguments, the case was settled favorably to the plaintiff, according to reports reaching our office.
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Rock Waller
Primghar
Langen—Donohoe
Bank robbers seek parole move in Maurice case
Pred warner of the Iowa Bankers Association warned the Sioux County Bankers Association that a parole movement is under way for two of the five Maurice bank robbers. The five men were sentenced in January 1923 to 30 to 40 years. The county association met in Hawarden to protest to the governor and the state parole boards, and members will file protests individually. The five have served seven years of their sentences.
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Pred Warner
Iowa Bankers Association
Sioux County Bankers Association
Maurice
County Association
Hawwarden
State Boards of Parole
Lavery
Brooks
Synhorst
Maurice Bank
Inage Hutchinson
Doon News Items Junior Senior Banquet Recap
Doon reports a successful Junior-Senior Banquet at the Corner Cafe with lavender green and yellow color theme and French-inspired costumes. Local guests include Verna Zoring and Jake Mann, while Mrs. Ray Gately and Mrs. Jake Scholten hosted community groups.
Cucumber Pickled Fifty Years Ago Still Fresh
Mrs Amanda Whisler once placed a cucumber inside a bottle in 1875 and added salt brine sealing it. The cucumber remains perfectly pickled after fifty four years and is still in good condition. Report comes from Union County.
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Amanda Whisler
Amanda Dale
Union County
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Sioux County Farm Bureau News
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Moorlag—Van Duyn Wedding
DOON
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