Rock Valley Bee subscription and editorship note
The Rock Valley Bee edited by L. Halstead in Rock Valley Iowa lists an annual subscription rate of $2.00 and records the editor as the post-registered proprietor.
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
11
The Rock Valley Bee edited by L. Halstead in Rock Valley Iowa lists an annual subscription rate of $2.00 and records the editor as the post-registered proprietor.
Judge Dewey of Powesheik County District Court in Montezuma presided as a naturalized Belgian citizen pleaded guilty to taking and selling "Sunshine." The judge reminded him he had sworn to support the constitution and laws of his adopted country and warned he could lose rights if he violated the People law.
Towa officials extol the corn crop as a stream of gold bringing wealth to the fertile soils of Towa. The article notes the crop feeds hogs at fourteen percent and lists key articles and the overall promise of prosperity and happiness for the people.
The report lists gasoline tax totals for July 1924 and includes citizen observations on living costs. Statements cite Bloomfield and Miami figures, with oranges, grapefruits, and chickens priced across regions. Household expenses show porch sleeping, $25 weekly room rent, and a $200 monthly six‑room cottage rent.
A sheriff urges farmers and chicken raisers to secure premises after widespread thefts. He warns of attempted molestation of flocks and asks for immediate notification of any incidents.
A local classified note advertises onions and potatoes for sale. George Middle in Rock Vale Iowa offers various onions and extra fine potatoes at reasonable prices.
Fragmentary OCR mentions shipments, contact via phone, and a person named B. V Smith as the point of call. No clear event date or organization is evident. The text appears as a brief procurement or logistics notice with incomplete lines and unclear context.
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