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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
5
Local dealers report morning prices for corn oats butter eggs and poultry. Corn No 2 shelled 78 old wuss, No 4 yellow Dec 65 oats No 8 white varied butter creamery price eggs normal delivered prices for springs leghorn and heavy hens roosters with notes that dealers will not buy if poultry is very thin diseased or full crop.
Milford community items span club meetings, a new newspaper rack, a postponed Phi Delta gathering, and a Halloween party. Local residents attend relatives in Des Moines and Cedar Falls, while school groups plan box socials and vacation routes note teachers’ travel. Margaret Hereim to sing in All Iowa chorus.
Third and sixth grade Halloween parties brought cheer with visitors from Viola Olson Margaret Twedt and Mrs Jessie Thompson. Religion classes held a Luther Reformation Day contest with the fourth grade winning and Martin Luther reports and home pictures studied. Executor sale notice details real estate auctions for Christian Logan estate in Story and Hamilton counties with two tracts and specified mortgage terms.
The Central Iowa Luther College club will hold its annual reunion and banquet on Thursday evening, November 7, at the Grant Club in Des Moines with Supt. Wierson as president and L. Kloster as secretary. The notice also reminds readers of traffic law restricting vehicles from passing school buses unloading children.
Mr and Mrs J A Johnson hosted weekend, with Mrs J Barretts and Mr Mrs Keyes from Des Moines visiting his sister in law Mrs J C Posse Saturday. The Espe and Skeie families visited Silas Skartvedt’s home Sunday, along with the Pearson and Skeie group at Theo Skeie’s. A Rasmussen and Christian visit joined dinner at H H Nelson’s with Manly and McCallsburg connections.
Miss Anna Charlson of Jewell visited at the John Male and Mrs. L. Male homes last week. Tom Seversieke and his crew are building a corn crib and hog house on John Christianson’s farm. Schoolhouses were reshingled and a new floor laid by Martin Lee and Oscar Michaelson. Mr and Mrs Guy Clemons visited relatives in Marshalltown over the weekend.
Red Publishing Co offers 150 different cards with early selections. Box assortments include 12 cards for 75 cents and 15 cards for $1.25, with no two ecards alike and name printing on each card at 50 cents extra from Rod Publishing Co.
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