The First All Talking Epic Hurricane At The Movies
The Valley theater runs the first all talking sea epic Hurricane with Hobart Bosworth Leila Hyams and John Mack Brown on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. A Max Davidson comedy Blow by Blow plays with adult 35 cents child 15 cents. Saturday features Rex the king of wild horse along with a news reel. The Rock Valley Bee reports Garnaville’s wealth backed by two banks with 2 225 000 in deposits and notes its historic isolation from crime with dray deliveries and stagecoach routes.
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Hobart Bosworth
Leila Hyams
John Mack Brown
Max Davidson
Garnavill
Clayton County
Coal Mining Output In Iowa In 1928 Reported
A Department of Commerce statement shows Iowa coal mines produced about 3,000,000 tons in 1928. Twenty three mines contributed, with nearly one third from plants yielding 200 000 to 500 000 tons. Hand mining produced 379 742 tons, shot off the solid 2 030 875 tons, with some tonnage attributed to machine bending and remainder unspecified.
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Department of Commhicete
Iowa
Center News Items Highlight Local Visits and Events
Si qu e Center residents and guests visited relatives in Hull Rock Valley and Orange City over the weekend. Doon and Sioux City hosted church services and a Northwestern Iowa high school chorus performed with two hundred students under Hal Buntley. A Town Hall program by the Library Association featured a play, music, and addresses as several residents traveled to Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. E. Suellis
Sioux Center
Rell
Hull
Mas
Wm. Dykshorn
Rock Valley
Afr
Ahairy Vander Slyot
Sanborn
H. Swair
Rev
F. Lubbers
Doon
Joe Bruinsma
Orange City
J. Binsbergen
John
Sioux City
Wilbur’ Moon
Harold Haverkamp
Sonx Center High School
Hirst Reformed Church
Sioux Centre
Hidine
Margaret Dykshorn
Library Association
Rupture Expert to Demonstrate Free in Canton S D
Redlich of Minneapolis renowned rupture appliance expert will demonstrate his method at Rudolph Botel Canton S D on Saturday October 26 from 10 AM to 4 PM. He claims the Perfect Retention Shields hold ruptures in any position and weight, with instant relief and lasting results. Doctor I W Seaver notes 75 percent cures with this system. Redlich is internationally known and speaks multiple languages. Home office: 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
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Redlich
Minneapolis
I. W. Seaver
Yale College
My. Reditch
Boston Block
Minn
Sioux County teachers attend Northwest Iowa meeting
A large delegation of Sioux County teachers from town and rural areas attended the Northwest Iowa State Teachers meeting in Sioux City last Thursday night and Friday. The highlight was a 300-voice concert featuring 21 high school choirs directed by H. Buntley of Sioux Center. The Parent Teachers group in Newkirk heard Mrs. Tye describe her Washington trip.
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Sioux County
Northwest
Iowa
Sioux City
Round
Dire H. Buntley
Sioux
Sioux Center
Tawa
Crhsols U
Tye
Newkirk
Washington
Floyd Township
Bokk
Liones County
Hawarden
Parker
S. C
Orange City
Akron
East High
San Horn
Pyogra
Est
Neachrs
Plato Township
Eagle Township
Siti
Myrtle Holdrot
Center No. 9
Hal Alton
Pheasants Walk Streets of Rock Rapids Unharmed
In Rock Rapids a rooster pheasant wandered across Second Street from the Allison Ladd property toward the Henry Geick corner. The editor notes pheasants have begun walking the town streets, a curious sight amid abundant wildlife and few other notable animals.
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Rock Rapids
Leo
Civil Cat
Second Street
Allison Ladd
Henry Geick
Lyon County Reporter
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Orpheum Theatre
Broadway
New York
Kempy
Elliot Nugent
Merma Lea
Roland Young
4. C G. Nugent
Photoplay Magazine
Rex
THE
Rock Valley Bee
A. L. Halstead
Goal
neCall
Roelofs & Vander Bok
Rock Valley,owa
MoCo
Buresos
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sique Center News Itens
Supt
G. Halder
Hospers
Mulder
Chas. H. Tye
Home Bakery
A. G Vander Heer
Prop
Firestone Oldfield Tires
DEE LD Cette
Firestone
H. Helmers
Atwater Keng
Central Auto Co
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