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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
18
The State of Iowa case involving James McMannan seeks action in Sheldon and Sioux Center. The notes reference a defense, court location, and county venue.
A Le Mars resident named Malleseh attempted to poison her husband and children with strychnine at a Sunday meal. A two month old died and another child was seriously harmed as the poison was fed to the infant and a two month old woozy convulsions occurred before a doctor arrived.
The notice invites strangers and friends to all Sunday School sessions at 10 o clock and morning worship with sermon at 11 o clock. Midweek service is planned for Thursday evenings.
Piano by Schiller offered for sale in Sioux City Iowa. Used briefly, priced for quick sale. Details indicate a large amount paid previously and inquire about lone sale arrangements. Potential buyers urged to contact seller for terms.
Local notice from George Middle in Rockey Iowa highlights demand for onions and potatoes. Readers are urged to check prices and availability at area markets and contact sellers for bulk orders.
The Rock Valley Shipping Association invites inquiries about stock handling services. For information contact MB. J Smith, Manster.
Missouri launches the largest road program in state history with 210 bids received and about 2.5 million dollars of road work let. Bonds issued have been sold and construction will continue through spring and fall across multiple projects in the Deepwater area.
The fragment notes a speaker discussing delays and fatigue before an athletic show. It suggests an upcoming event date will be announced, with actions taken promptly after brief talk and limited discussion about timing.
The Brick Court of Sioux County issues a special execution directing sale of the property of Freda Schultz and Mathilda A Schultz. The mortgage covers 233 acres in sections 16 and 21 with school and highway easements, auction to the highest bidder. The debt totals 17,271.82 dollars with 2.62 dollars costs, dated September 5, 1925, Sheriff Hugo Synhorst acting.
The American Legion plans a drive to raise 35,000,000 for the disabled and unaddressed government needs. Officials say funds will support welfare through public charges, with the Legion backing work already begun and seeking to ease wartime burdens despite financial strain and local weakness.
Rock Valley public schools opened for the year with Superintendent Lovne Smythe and a staff that includes High School Principal Mrs Huie, English and math teachers, and music and glee club leadership. Enrollments showed 75 in the high school and an expected total around 146 as more arrive, with plans for football, glee clubs, and an orchestra underway.
We thank friends for kindness help and sympathy in our bereavement Your kindness lightened our sorrow and will not be forgotten Signed Mr and Mrs H E B Dennis
Notice announces renewal of Articles of Incorporation for Farmers Lumber Company of Rock Valley Iowa. It details principal business at Rock Valley Sioux County. authorized capital stock of fifty thousand dollars. officers President B M Doherty Secretary E F Klein Treasurer A J Fritts. directors. term lengths. liability limits. and exemption of private property from corporate debts.
The baseball game at Rock Valley Park between Ashton and Rock Valley teams stretched to thirteen innings with a close score. Ashton scored twice in the 13th to win 4 to 1, securing the victory in a tight, low scoring affair.
The Rock Valley Town Council met in town hall with Mayor W. L Murphy and councilmen G. H. Vogteveen Thos Hellstern Sersbergen present. Minutes of previous meetings were read and approved, including reports mentioning Com pany gas service and local utilities.
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