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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
4
Market quotations from local dealers at eight o'clock this morning cover Corn No 2 shelled White Ayaegeniye 65 Oats No 3 White Wesane 26 Butter Creamery price and eggs No 1 and No 2. Poultry Delivered Prices show Heavy Hens over 4 18 and 13 cents for others. Local dealers will not buy poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or full crop.
Miss Edna Armstrong 27 of Ames commits suicide by hanging following a January nervous breakdown after resigning as a Detroit teacher. Other Ames items note Soren Anderson near Story City death, a 95-year-old Slater resident, and a midget golf craze with five courses under construction.
An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Ivor Sampson, deceased, filed in Story County District Court, is set for proof and probate on July 28, 1980 at 1:30 PM in Nevada Iowa. Interested parties must appear and show cause why the will should not be probated. Clerk L EB Davisson signed June 28, 1930.
The article explains France relies on imported smooth table salt as it has no salt mines. It highlights the Etang de Berre near Marseilles as the largest inland sea salt source. Evaporation pans along the coast and Landes supply salt via inland lakes fed by sea water, dried by sun and wind.
Nature records history in every object as life moves. The planet, rock, river, animal, and plant leave lasting marks in rocks, soil, coal, sand, and snow. Each action writes itself in the memories of others and in one’s own manner and face, with air and sky full of tokens.
Samuel D. Schmalhausen argues Whitman, though a superb humane writer, is neither Shakespeare nor Milton nor Shelley. He praises Whitman’s poetic fire and patriotism as defining his greatness as a liberator and humanist rather than placing him among immortal poetic icons.
A sea eel darts like lightning and sinks its teeth into limbs. The South Sea natives use a simple defense: endure the pain until the eel releases, then push it away and swim to the surface to escape.
Large horses outperform small ones in pulling heavy loads based on 144 teams tested at the Hillnois agricultural experiment station. The study notes disposition and skilled driving as crucial factors, while owners favored small teams despite the findings.
Ben Damph is a rambling country mansion of the Lovelace family in Scotland. It is extremely inaccessible with rain falling nearly every day. The nearest village is eleven miles away making the household self-supporting. Fish from the loch cattle from the pasture and game from the moor provide sustenance.
The bureau describes a lazy-man or three way switch as a single pole double throw device. Two such switches let a light be controlled from two locations like upstairs and downstairs. A four way switch is a double pole reversing device and multiple four way switches can work with two three way switches to control a light from many points.
A New York Sun item profiles how pretty girls use charm to influence policemen and soda fountain workers. It notes crossing streets with a shriek to pause traffic and flirting to secure favors from vendors, highlighting a gendered social dynamic in the city.
An excerpt explains color blindness inheritance patterns. It outlines outcomes for marriages between color blind and normal individuals, carriers, and combinations, noting halves of daughters as carriers or color blind and sons with varying risk.
The hump of a camel is mainly fat and does not curve upward. Humps vary with condition. they shrink when animals are overworked or underfed. Fat in the hump stores energy for long desert travel and is reabsorbed during famine, acting as a commissary.
Governor Winthrop describes greeting Governor Endicott and dining on venison pasty and beer at Nathumeak. The Boston Post notes others landed at Cape Ann to gather fine strawberries as the ship remained offshore.
McCallsburg residents marked Independence Day across towns including Dayton CeMar Marshalltown Pine Lake and Story City. The issue reports visits from Howard Springer Boxholm and Mason City guests. a coroner case in Cole. health updates on Mrs. Haukoos and Hazel Hougen. church and club activities. a post office duty rotation. family travel to Chicago Cambridge and Wisconsin. local weddings anniversaries and community events at the Kensington club district band concerts and the Rutland reunion. A newborn son born Sunday July 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brekke is noted.
The article explains bruises are the most common injuries found on the body. Bruises result from falls or blows that do not break the skin. Minor bruises need no treatment. cold compresses help. Severe bruises require cold, elevation, and soothing lotion. verify no bones are broken.
A midnight scene depicts two burglars creeping toward a house, scaling a wall and forcing open a window. They enter as the clock strikes one, with fictional entity Sweet Milne referenced in the prose.
McCallsburg parish activities list prayer meetings and hostesses. Bethany Lutheran holds weekly Wednesday meetings at 8 and a Friday parish house gathering. Zion Lutheran hosts Thursday 8 pm prayer meeting. girls mission band event on July 11 hosted by Gazelle and Cornelia Ainfer son.
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