01 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
1
Fragments describe classroom activities from first to sixth grades, with pupils making a duck, Halloween decorations, and poetry readings. Awards note high spelling and penmanship, while staff share schedules, diet, and a high school Halloween party. Athletics discuss basketball and CO operation themes, plus a towel fundraising drive by the Town Club women for employment.
A 41 year old Sioux City man, WoC Neibber of Brows' City, died Wednesday morning while pheasant hunting after a heart attack. Three companions were present. he collapsed near a railhead station, and was dead before medical help could arrive.
Attorney General Joby Motcer states that highways used by the public for many years become public highways. Even if privately originated, owners cannot block use once tacit public use has been established over the long period.
Pioneer resident Mrs. Meban B Sillith of Turk Faller died in Sunny Balls hospital aged eleven months and years. Born in Chin, Lor d 18638, she moved with parents to Taspey county Iowa, married Melvin R Smith in 1880, lived in Beck Valley then Sioux County. Funeral at Rock Water Rock Valley Methodist church with burial at Valley View. Survived by A B Smith two sons and three daughters. Community mourns her loss.
Rev J Gritter pastor leads at Christian Reformed Church 30 A Michellasid with a 2:00 PM service. The Providence of God Love 10 Infant Baptism and People’s Catechism featured. All welcome seeking winter reading and contributions for tribulations and readings.
A notable consolidation of farm publications is announced with Dante M. Piever credited as leader. The shift aligns Homestead as a sustainable press venture and signals a move to strengthen journal activities across Wisconsin property interests. The Walker family group from three generations leads the administration to boost prestige and quality in agricultural publishing.
The First National bank at DeWitt adds a ventilating system and a telephone in the vault to allow staff to notify authorities during emergencies. The vault is also fitted with a vigilante style alarm to prevent disasters.
Oscar Loe sustained severe injuries to his right hand when a corn picker jammed in the rollers, trapping his hand and smashing multiple fingers. Fellow workers and family aided, medical staff treated the wounds, and Loe remained conscious as the machine stopped.
The article describes penalties for deceitful acts involving banks or trust companies. Anyone who publishes or repeats false information that damages a bank’s financial condition or harms its business may be guilty of a felony. Punishment includes up to five thousand dollars in fines and up to five years in prison.
Mrs Rimest Melisick of Rock Rapids arrived Tuesday for a visit. A Bonthnissis bought Sy aeres joining his term from dole Kua vink. Mr. and Mrs. dake Mocier south of Rock Valley visited Bridgewater S D. Many residents traveled to neighboring towns for visits and services, including Christian churches and worship in Hull, Steen, and Hospers.
Mrs. Clarence Ruben of Covington Iowa visited the Anamosa Reformatory and told A L Ganthin that the institution cultivates about 1400 acres of land. It keeps Holsteins cattle three bendy and try, with cows supplying dairy products, plus 7 510 chickens and 100 ducks yearly. The facility is moving toward self sufficiency and expanding operations to feed the inmates.
Fragmented OCR data shows scattershot figures on automobile deaths per 100000 people in Washington and Des Moines during a year. The text cites 17.5 deaths per 100000 and mentions weeks with high fatality counts, including diving incidents and a pattern of the worst weeks.
A fire four miles east of Rock Valley destroyed barns and outbuildings on James Keegan’s farm. Four small pigs died. the barn complex was 40540 feet in size and insurance will cover losses. Firefighters prevented spread, with tanks and a nearby machinery shed saved by efforts.
Charles D. Reed, Director of Bisa Weather and Crop Service, announced a new structure with 260,000 par. vent baking in Dew Mores. He noted February temperatures and barometer movements, and the updated forecasts aim to aid agricultural decisions alongside historical state agricultural statistics from 1851 and the 1920s.
Fragmentary text shows President Walter A Jessup honored as part of a survey project involving Columbia University Teachers College and multiple universities. A twenty five year program is mentioned but details are incomplete.
Harvey Stella, justice of the peace in Wirtjes, Iowa, fined Yn for passing a school bus while unloading. The driver argued the river crossed the road before the vehicle passed the bus, but the judge imposed a $10 fine.
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