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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
4
Market quotations at eight this morning list corn No 2 shelled oats No 8 white butter creamery eggs No 1 and No 2 with prices shown. Poultry delivered prices include heavy hens over four pounds light and Leghorn hens and cocks. Dealers will not buy poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or full crop.
Local residents and guests are listed with multiple visits and travels. Names include Jim Peoples Ar thur Thorson Ardis Radcliffe Iow a connections Des Moines Hendricks Minnesota Marshalltown Waterloo Ames Roland Chicago Jewell Ames and Roland among others.
McCallsburg plans a free main street band concert hosted by local business men with weekly summer performances anticipated. Lina Baumgardner of Nevada, formerly living here, suffered severe burns while baking a cake. she is reported improving. Various residents visited Nevada and attended services, funerals, and social events, including church meetings and a missionary guest day with eighty attendees.
The Roland Troop No 19 Boy Scouts meet Thursday at 7 PM and dismiss at 8 30 PM. Patrol standings show Sioux Indian Patrol led by Thomas Johnson with 28 points and Swallow Patrol led by Richard Snyder with 18. Plans include Camp Rainbow trips, a 50 mile cycling merit badge, and July 1 awards for patrol contest leaders.
Five carloads shipped by the shipping association were noted with Martin and William Tjel meland and Harold and Ernest Hou gen. McCallsburg won the baseball game 26 to 10 against the St. Peter team. Poultry shipments to Chicago were hauled by Ray Skartvedt and John Bergland for Hegland Produce.
A southbound Northwestern passenger train nearly wrecked when a drive wheel fell off two miles north of Jewell. An engine replaced the damaged loco, and the train continued after a brief delay.
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