Markets and Poultry Trading Notes
Market quotations from local dealers at eight o'clock. Dealers will not buy poultry that is thin diseased or from a full crop.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
4
Market quotations from local dealers at eight o'clock. Dealers will not buy poultry that is thin diseased or from a full crop.
Garden City residents share news of relatives visiting from Miami Elgin and Kansas and describe local gatherings. The Maley family reunion near Clear Lake brings many relatives from multiple states. News items should be submitted by Tuesday for Thursday printing.
Carol and Ted Morton confront marriage as a sailing life pulls them apart. After years of longing and Iberian wave of doubt, a moonlit beach reunion proves their happiness lies in choosing a shared sea life. The Atlantic coast to Florida spans 399 miles and the Gulf coast line 788 miles, totaling 1,197 miles.
State of Iowa Story County ss No 5348 notice is here by given that the undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Bert Erickson deceased late of Story County all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and those having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated to the undersigned for allowance and file in the office of the clerk of the district court Clarence Thompson Ames Iowa H E Hadley attorney Dated August 25 1931 L E Davisson Clerk District Court Nevada Iowa 8130
A humorous critique by William S. Walsh highlights printing lapses in The Blandy Book of Liter ary Curiosities 1893 Lip pincott. Examples show misprints altering meaning from Asia interior to Ireland and Hell interment to interment.
Devout Tibetans devote long hours to prayers as counting devices for merits. A man marks prayers on a board dipped in water with each dip counted. Another uses a windmill, with every revolution counted as a prayer. Yak shoulder blades bear inscriptions hung where travelers brush past, and prayer flags dot mountain tops.
The passage describes Bulgaria's 5,000 red-roofed villages spread along streams and hills. On May mornings, generations travel to fields in a steady flow, with families, livestock, and babies carried in hammocks or saddlebags.
In Mentone on the Riviera the ancient and modern coexist as the city preserves mossy houses cathedral precincts and narrow paths while the younger Mentone arrives seasonally with wealth and gaiety to luxurious hotels and villas, a terra incognita to locals.
Postmarks began as official markings on envelopes to show place and mailing time. The Post Office Department notes records lack the exact first use date. By 1708 postal laws required postmasters to mark mailed letters with their office name, by stamp or handwriting, and some cases used written marks until 1840.
The text argues that value comes from others judgments not self view. It cautions moderate self confidence while stressing that career success stems from job performance rather than inflated ego. It ends with a light aside.
Clark Keller named successor to A G Woolfries at Iowa State College station KFJY in Fort Dodge. A private Clemons bank closed with deposits about 400000. Harold Bradley sues Ellsworth and Fairbanks Morse over municipal electric plant contract. Dr Jeter Joor 71 died in Maxwell. Virgil Hougen and Leona Gronbeck wed at Jewell. to live in St Paul. Alden couple held up near Idlewild. $80 stolen. Dr W W Wyatt divorces wife in Reno after vanishing from Webster City. Walter Speck 19 died in crash near Zearing. Ben Keltner and Art Blackburn injured. Rod Publishing Co. advertises job printing.
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