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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1930
Page
7
An advertisement listing Fearil Auto license number 85-6572 and a well drilling and repair service offering soy prices on a new or old wells. Includes Malcolm E. Larson contact at Ker Sale Blue Reed with a phone number 121 and directs inquiries to the Record office.
Grove spends days on his Titonka farm. Jacobson and Hegland handle business in Des Moines and Iowa City. A J Johnson returns from Hector Minnesota. Out of town visits include Elmore Minnesota visitors, Eagle Grove and Slater residents. Mrs Darby arrives from Minneapolis and Irene Cowan visits Des Moines friend.
Miss Esther Cole stayed with Rev and Mrs J B Rognlien at Eagle Grove. Mr and Mrs T N Dueland and Mr and Mrs Oscar Cole visited Forest City over Sunday. Mr and Mrs T Lunde and child of Volin SD visited Mr and Mrs A B Anderson Saturday.
Miss Orphie Anderson and Walter C. Jacobson visited at Mt. Pleasant. Lois Hill of Garson and family visited the former's sister Mrs E W Olson and Mrs H E Holland in Boone. Argyll Thompson of Webster City spent Sunday with his mother Clara Thompson. Lawrence Lyman and child from Cedar Rapids were week end guests at James Novak's home. K K Teig and S O Birkelandwith spouses left for Lakefield Minnesota for a visit. Anna Solberg stayed with her brother Jacob Solberg at Fernald. J A Simser and Aloys Simser returned from a week at Clear Lake. Agnes Johnson visited Eness family in Ames. Abraham Thompson's wife returned to Kanawha after a week here. Cyrus Thompson and children returned from Forest City. C J Jacobson Ames and Carroll Jacobson visited Elmore Minnesota and Forest City earlier this week. Lois Krohn returned to Des Moines after a summer with Martha Sheldahl. Agnetha Hoversten visited Eagle Grove with Joseph Tolheim's home. Anthon Hauge and Mable Darby of Des Moines visited here Friday. Oscar G Tweet and daughter Helen and Anna Twedt visited Belmond and Estherville over the weekend. Mrs Julia Anderson and Mrs Lloyd Bock of Des Moines were weekend visitors at the QO Anderson home.
Sanford and Lester Shafland were weekend guests at their brother Ervin W. Shafland's Des Moines home. O M Rierson and O M Thompson couples left Sunday for a week visit in Spirit Lake and Minneapolis Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs W Weick of Cedar Falls and Miss Julia Eggland were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul F Pederson.
Mrs. L. Shafland and family spent Thursday with Mr. Shafland in Clarinda and stopped in Shenandoah on their return trip Friday.
C O Highland visited Minneapolis returning with Mrs Highland and children after summer there. T A Hereim visited Forest City for a few days with daughter. Evan Eliassen of Spring Grove joined Evans Bros. visits at Slater. A daughter Susanne was born to Mr and Mrs Iver J Iverson of Hutchinson on August 6. Iverson formerly edited the Roland Record.
Mr and Mrs L H Larsen and family came home from Laverne after a week plus Mrs Larsen's visit. Several guests visited Lena Michaelson's home including Mable Thorson Cambridge Gerda Severend Story City and Genevieve Grimm Stratford. Attny Martin J Hegland Roseau Minn came for business and to see relatives. Scout leaders Eli N Nelson and Joseph O Johnson attended a Nevada meeting. Quams Rose Myrtle and Grant returned from Sheridan Ottawa Morris and Illinois. I M Halverson Boone family visited Molde home. Edna and Helen Halverson stayed a week. Jacobsons Bakka and Reuben toured Forest City for a Diamond Jubilee. Sumstads returned from Minnesota trip. Carrie Sandren and Giere family Newton Muskegon Michigan and Obed Sandren hosted them. Giere party then visited Mason City before Newton.
Mr and Mrs K J Hill and daughters Alma and Mayme and Mrs T A Sorem returned from a northern Iowa and southern Minnesota trip Tuesday evening. Rev and Mrs J B Rognlieri and family of Eagle Grove visited the Wierson home Sunday. Rev Rognlien conducted services at Bergen and East Bergen churches Sunday.
Mrs Albert Hanson and her children returned to Frost Minnesota last week after visiting Mr and Mrs Peder Darby Enoch Durby accompanied them on their trip to Buffalo Center plus the visit at the Darbys home
Al Shotgun Shell Prices are high er. You can save on shells at Gambles Long Range Oval Powder box 94c No. 2 Dupont Powder 74¢ box 12 guage Gambles Stores Marshalltown Iowa Adv Mrs Paul F Pederson and Misses Mamie and Pearl Pederson visited Mr and Mrs Ben Hokel State Center. Mrs Hokel and children Betty Ann and Carl joined them for a few days.
Jacob Erickson returns from McAllen Texas where Olaf Erickson recovering after illness. He says Olaf is up and around and improving quickly. He notes southern states suffer worse drought than Iowa with crops ruined in many areas.
Mr and Mrs Elvin Jensen and baby and Miss Camilla Dyrness and Miss Jensen of Chicago arrived Monday evening for visits with Mr and Mrs S A Ericson and Dr and Mrs G A Tjernagel in Story City and surrounding relatives of Mrs Jensen and Miss Dyrness daughters of Rev Durness of Chicago. Miss Jensen will depart for Sioux City to take a teaching position.
Secretary of Agriculture M. G. Thornburg told the Iowa Association of Economists and Sociologists in Iowa City that family unit farms will likely endure despite trends toward larger farms and machine operations. He warned chain farming may affect some mortgage foreclosures but should not undermine the ownership foundation of American citizenship.
The quote suggests that companies aim to sell land to recover their original investment even if farms remain under corporate ownership. It argues that having financial interests in agriculture could benefit farmers by aligning profits and losses with common stock ownership.
A recent report by W D Termohlen, poultry and egg marketing specialist at Iowa State College, notes rising egg sales by grade increasing returns for producers. During the past year 118 meetings in 21 counties covered gradient methods and benefits, with 2 254 participants.
Poultry marketing programs attracted 250 participants across 78 meetings in 22 counties and 4,525 attendees in 55 counties. Specialists partnered with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and USDA to inform producers and dealers about laws and methods to reduce losses and raise profits as eastern buyers' confidence grew.
A quotation shows a husband and wife bantering about who handles the car. He notes he is at the wheel, implying shared driving decisions and humor about domestic arrangements. The line highlights interpersonal dynamics in a light, playful way.
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