Markets Brief on Local Poultry Buying Standards
Local dealers will not purchase poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or from a full crop. The notice outlines handling policies for poultry quality in the market.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
5
Local dealers will not purchase poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or from a full crop. The notice outlines handling policies for poultry quality in the market.
Attendees joined Rev. Alvestad of Chicago at Radcliffe meetings. News of Henry Knutson’s death after being struck by a car near Lakefield. Families traveled to Lakefield for the funeral. O. N. Skogerboe of Blue Earth died after surgery in Fairmont. Various local visits by Espe and related families.
Story City changes hands as Henry Boyd and Mrs. Carrie Harnden sell the City Self Serve to Lew Johnson who will move stock from the James building to the Charlson location. Johnson has rented the former Kramme drug store space for the new operation. Virgil Deistler of Jewell was shocked by 6600 volts while on a pole and will recover. The Circle Theatre in Nevada opens Western Electric talking equipment today. Hans Stole of Ames died at 44 after stomach trouble with funeral in Lutheran church.
Lestex Male and Clarence Ras musson of Malta joined Mrs. L. Male and Johanna Ose for Sunday dinner. F V Bevan and Wir wil Visited Belken at Town Fails. Strathcamp family with baby and Miss Hazel Wang of Radcliffe called on Walter Hake. R S Charlson hosted guests including Robert Lee and Martin Vallem and Goldie, plus Omer Lesing of Radcliffe. N T Mork visited P J Mork near Buckeye. A Mork and Irwin Reisetter called on John Male. P J Mork from Buckeye visited his parents Monday.
Local items report a church in Ames with story of nearby residents Mr. Stole and Mrs. Ida Olson who died at 102 in Duncombe. Des Moines Valley Power Co buys Stratford electric distribution. a spoon theft tale in Radcliffe from 25 years ago is retold. The Messiah is set for State Gym with ISU Symphony Orchestra and 3:30 broadcast. Northern Iowa Peat Lands convention to address northern Iowa peat agriculture. Ellsworth high back on basketball, Clare Groves sells $7,000 worth of cattle, and a WCAL reception reply discusses broadcast reach and channel changes.
Magne Idse of Story City queried the manager of the station to learn why radio programs from St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota had been failing to reach local owners for some time.
On Wednesday evening the ladies aid will hold a jumble sale inviting all women of the congregation to bring items not worth keeping but too good to throw away and to remember to bring their husbands.
Story county residents will see about 9 mills more in next year’s township property taxes due to five new road funds under a state law. The board set 24 mills max for road taxes, but levied 10.50 mills in these funds. Towns list total millages with Ames highest at 267.02 mills and Story City at 181.20, with school levies forming a large portion of the totals.
Tax notes show Story City levies total 69.0 for general consolidated school and 17.6 for schoolhouse with multiple levies ranging 1.0 to 12.2 for cemetery, roads, lighting and other services. McCalisburg taxpayers face 86.5 for general consolidated school and 16.7 for schoolhouse plus 2.0 for cemetery and other items.
Howard District No 5 Leora Johnson, teacher, reports first grade girls read The Birthday Party in Cordis Primer and make milk-bottle shaped cookies with food pictures and a sentence. Third grade reads How Olaf Found the Brownie. Room decorations are ready for Christmas. The play A Christmas Want Supplied and other acts will be performed Friday November 20 at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
Melbourne Borwick was absent due to illness. Students have been making vases from jars lined with envelopes and will vote on the two best to receive prizes. They have begun practicing for a Christmas program with a Christmas Tree and program set for December 19.
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