Eight McCallsburg firms to close two nights weekly
Eight local businesses in McCallsburg will close at six o clock on Tuesday and Thursday two nights each week starting next week. The item notes a shift in operating hours affecting commerce in town.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
4
Eight local businesses in McCallsburg will close at six o clock on Tuesday and Thursday two nights each week starting next week. The item notes a shift in operating hours affecting commerce in town.
A plague-prevention survey across Africa found a spot utterly free of fleas. Prieska and its surrounding Karroo prairies in the Cape of Good Hope province yielded dogs with no fleas, suggesting natural nitrates in the barren lands may act as a disinfectant.
A visitor to Agra Fort reports that the Anjuri Bagh central court, about 280 feet square, was used as a pachess chessboard by Mughal emperors. Young slaves acted as pieces while players directed moves from marble pavilions.
Pigeons used on forestry patrols by the Royal Canadian Air Force yielded limited success. Birds released 500 miles from home were hindered by an electrical storm and many were lost. those that reached targets arrived late. One bird reached its home with a lost message, forcing the flyer to walk hundreds of miles.
March 16 1931 Roland town council opens bids for a three 75 KVA transformer bank 2300 volts and accepts Westinghouse bid with conditions including delivery F O B Des Moines Iowa and town transfer of two 50 KVA and one 75 KVA used transformers. Council adjourns to April 2. The 7:30 p m meeting notes include approval of a Marshall Canning energy contract and tax roll actions. An April 13 session approves minutes treasurer report warrants and bills, and adopts billiard pool hall ordinance number 106 and license ordinance number 107.
The text notes early precautions against premature burial by Egyptians and Greeks. It then corrects the attribution of the saying But for the grace of God there go I to John Bradford, a martyr burned at Smithfield, clarifying the common misattribution to John Wesley.
George von Hevesy argues in Science that earth ages are vast yet stars are much older. Three astronomical methods yield ages for stars between 5,000,600 and 10,000,000 years. He compares human time scales to cosmic ones to illustrate scale.
Senator Sorghum warns that memorable speeches may be quoted when he seeks to shift topics. The exchange notes audience attention and potential manipulation of public memory for future discourse.
The remark references Mrs Jones asserting blue blood, while quips suggest generations of her family handling washing blue. The exchange underscores pride in lineage and domestic duties as a running joke.
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