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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
7
One cent a word with a 10 cent minimum. New model art finish factory sample baby grand piano in local storage. Free trial. Will sacrifice rather than re ship. A real bargain. Write The Baldwin Piano Co. 902 Walnut St. Des Moines Iowa.
Local advertisements note repairs at Novak Cash Shoe Store and sales on overalls caps hats and dress shirts. Social items report Mrs E I Rosheim L W C clubs visits with Mrs Howard Ferkin and Mrs H J Skarshaug hostings while residents visit relatives and attend funerals. A hospital patient returns home after surgery.
Reports from Marshall details a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Otis Nelson of Los Angeles born January 9. Myron Rod sustains a broken nose at school. Mrs Albert Eggland visits Des Moines for the State Farm Bureau convention and to see daughter Shirley.
The fire department thanks drivers for yielding, but asks the public to stop phoning operators to ask where a fire is. Such calls tie up the central alarm station and delay notifying firefighters and other critical work.
A community sale is set for next Saturday January 25 at the Amos O Jacobson place east of Roland. The event starts at 12 o clock with other property advertised plus 200 bushels of Irish Cobblers potatoes offered.
Mrs Johnny Morris filled in for Miss Shold Monday while she attended her uncle's funeral in Roland. Kenneth Hines of Blue Earth Minnesota visited the school last week. Ruth Andre from the second grade returned after a brief absence.
Illness delays the Declamatory contest until Monday January 27. Weather remains unsettled with varied forecasts as exams loom. Friday the basketball team travels to Fernald for a return game and the eighth grade team also plays. Pupils note a near miss with mishaps in lunch prep but no poisonings reported.
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