Markets Cut Back on Poultry Purchases
Local dealers will not buy poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or from a full crop. This market note signals tighter supplies and stricter quality standards affecting local buyers and sellers.
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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
4
Local dealers will not buy poultry that is exceptionally thin diseased or from a full crop. This market note signals tighter supplies and stricter quality standards affecting local buyers and sellers.
Rev J N Anderson former St Petri Story City pastor and head of the Norwegian Lutheran Church education department will be awarded the honorary doctor of divinity by the Lutheran Seminary St Paul at its commencement this year. A draped chair marked the memory of Dale Fish class president who died April 13 as diplomas were awarded. Memorial services were held Monday morning at the Nevada courthouse for late Attorney J R Larson by the Story County Bar association.
Story County plans the sale of the remaining 250000 in primary road bonds at auction on Tuesday June 17 at 10 00 am as stated by County Treasurer Vinsel. The bond issue follows three prior blocks totaling 1055000 and marks the final portion of the 1300000 authorization.
A compilation of Republican primary candidate notices for Story County Iowa offices including supervisor recorder auditor treasurer county attorney sheriff and more with multiple sign-offs from towns such as Nevada Ames McCallsburg and Maxwell dated February and June 1930. Notable names include Oscar Tweet Hattie Fowler Byron Dickey Earle Smith Frank Buck Jeffrey Hougen S. S. Hanson J R Hattery Els Worth Gibson and E H Graves among others.
Miss Adeline Blader and Ernest Rod, both of Groton, South Dakota, wed at the bride’s home with a pink and white decor. Rev. Luther Benson officiated. A two week honeymoon will take them to Roland. The bride is librarian at Groton High School. the groom previously taught music in Groton. They plan to live in Groton.
Mrs. Charles Alfred of southwest of Roland in Milford township was injured Friday afternoon after being struck by a motor car while crossing Main Street in Ames. She sustained a fractured arm along with cuts and bruises after stepping from between two cars into the street and being hit by a passing vehicle.
McCallibur g area residents gather for family visits as J W Sanders son Ernest and daughter Alberta join Irene and Doris Randall near Gilbert for a Sunday stay. Rev H N Bakke and son Harold travel to Minneapolis for a church meeting while G M Malmin visits his brother. Districts note graduates at Lake Cornelia and a Wellman business trip.
Lewis Holm reported a fire that burned the coal house used as a brooder house south of town. The blaze consumed the structure and its 750 chicks. Mrs. Pepper’s farm had no insurance on the building.
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