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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
2
Markets note quotations from local dealers at morning hours for corn oats butter eggs and poultry. Prices show corn no 2 shelled 64 cents oats no 3 white 29 cents creamery butter 33 cents eggs no 2 12 cents heavy hens over 4 pounds 15 cents and other poultry types listed with limited buying rules for thinned or diseased stock.
McCallsburg residents attend the funeral of Henry Hanusch of St. Anthony after a brief illness. News covers early pea harvesting, vinery work, Sunshine Mission Children’s Day events, Royal Neighbors attendance at Cole convention, local travel, medical updates, and family visits across several Iowa towns. ©
Mrs J A Johnson returns from Webster City hospital after an operation. Harvey Lekness comes home from Hot Springs Ark to stay with his parents. Local residents travel to Iowa Falls Nevada and Buckeye on various business and family visits. Several families attend reunions and funerals while others host gatherings and quilting bees.
On Thursday night Troop 19 held a meeting focused on knot tying with instruction. Richard Snyder won the Sheepshank knot contest and Thomas Johnson won the Bowline knot contest. The meeting closed with a brief song session.
The East Story County band formed at Colo includes members from Colo Collins and Maxwell. Northfield’s St Olaf Choir will tour Europe this summer with Miss Anna Holt of Ellsworth and Miss Adeline Paulsrud of Randall among the singers. They will perform in Norway Sweden Denmark and Germany and give 28 United States concerts before departing.
The Sandvig family reunion occurred last Sunday at Olson Park in Fort Dodge Iowa with 59 members present. Attendees included representatives from Iowa and Dodson Montana and local members Mrs Malinda Bakka Laura Gordon Bakka Edward Sandvig Sadie Sandvig Mr and Mrs Sam H Twedt Anna Samuel and Herman Twedt.
A seven year old girl Margaret outsmarts her mother’s boast about naughty children. The mother warns that continued misbehavior will make her own children naughty, but Margaret replies that the mother has revealed herself. The vignette captures a humorous parental exchange.
A weary shop assistant, tangled in a long encounter with a persistent customer, jokes about the shopper being an inventory. The exchange ends with the customer affirming she is indeed shopping at the store.
Council meets April 4 1930 after March session with Mayor Swenson present five members and one absent. Bills approved including salaries and warrants issued. Knudtson resigns as fire chief and S A Ericson appointed to replace him.
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