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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
4
Market quotations at eight a m from local dealers list corn No 3 shelled oats No 3 white butter creamery eggs No 1 and No 2 prices. Poultry prices show heavy hens light and leghorn hens cocks ducks and geese with delivered rates. Local dealers will not buy poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or full crop.
The Gaard family thanks all who offered sympathy during their mother’s illness and death Mrs. R. Skogerboe. Special thanks to Rev Olaf Helen for comforting words to Mr and Mrs A C Molstre for kindness at the Old Peoples Home to Mrs Lester Henderson for singing at the funeral and to all who sent flowers.
Mrs. Lola Long of Nevada sues Sinclair Refining and C A Eatwell for 25000 in damages after her husband Mr Long was burned in a kerosene fire explosion last Armistice Day. Also reports two Jewell boys borrowing a car while riding and killing a horse. car damaged but boys unhurt.
Fourteen boys and girls arrived last Friday to complete the final eighth grade exams in Garden City. The session separated students by grade and included a brief review period before testing began.
A running slate of Republican candidates announces campaigns for Story County offices including Supervisor Recorder Auditor Treasurer County Attorney Sheriff and related positions. Names include Oscar E Tweet Hattie D Fowler Byron Dickey G H Ludwig Earle S Smith Frank E Buck Jeffrey C Hougen J R Hattery Els Worth Gibson E H Graves E C Gretten with terms referenced to 1981 and primaries in June.
Story City residents visited neighbors and relatives in a string of social calls last Thursday to Sunday. The article notes several families including Ose Sime Handeland and Anderson visiting relatives in Renwick Randall Ellsworth and McCallsburg. Workmen from Dayton began foundation work for new clay block cribs for C. M. Pearson and Otto Lee.
Editors announce transfer of duties to Margaret Hagen Frances Halverson and Thomas Jacobson as they near graduation The school prepares for students projects concerts plays sports events including a Mother's Day program and a Holland trip ahead of end of year activities
A state law requires physical education in public schools with both sexes taught and modified courses for those unable to participate. The program lasts at least fifty minutes per week, counts toward promotion, and can be avoided only with a guardian's written religious belief exemption.
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