Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Rates
The notice lists publication terms including weekly publication every Thursday. Subscription costs are $1.50 per year in advance and 15 cents per month if less than a year. Outsider rates apply to Story, Hamilton, and Hardin Counties at $2.00 per year, with foreign subscriptions at $2.60. Advertising rates are 10 cents per line for readers, 50 cents for a Card of Thanks, and display rates available on request.
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Story
Hamilton
Hardin Counties
Drift of the times signals a return to value and solidity
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne compare postwar mood to a drifting circus. They argue consumers will seek honest worth, buy quality, and spend wisely, avoiding high pressure sales and cheapening products as they reassess money, frugality, and durable goods.
Corn prices not profit makers for dairy and hog sectors
Secretary of Agriculture M G Thornburg rejects claims cheap corn at 20 cents a bushel boosts farm profits. He says farmers judge results by total receipts, not a single commodity. He notes Iowa returns show costs and prices must sustain operations and margins for farmers and tenants.
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M. G. Thornburg
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Thornburg
Iowa
Basket Social at Thorson School Friday Evening
A Hallowe en program and basket social will be held at Thorson school Friday evening at 8 00. Ladies are asked to bring baskets and everyone is welcome. Mayme L Severseike, teacher. Extra copies of this week s Roland Record are available at the Record office for five cents each.
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Thorson School
Mayme L. Severseike
Roland Record
Navy Day Observed Across the Nation
Navy Day on Tuesday October 27 was marked in various ways nationwide. The Record received a copy of Rope-Yarn from Salt Lake City, an improvised publication edited by sailor Andrew Hemnes aboard that ship, including a Navy Day sketch and other Navy related material.
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Record Office
U.S. S. Salt Lake City
Andrew Hemnes
U. S. Navy
Venire Drawn for November District Court Jury
A venire of fifty jurors was drawn for the November term of district court to convene next month. Jurors report at 10 o'clock Monday morning, November 80. The panel was reduced from 75 to 50 to save costs. From this place were Mrs. Eli N. Nelson and G. E. Rod, and Clarence Tweet from McCallsburg.
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District Court
Eli N. Nelson
G. E. Rod
Clarence Tweet
McCallsburg
Roland School News Highlights Fall Activities and Sports
The bulletin covers enrollments at first grade and new pupil Colleen Rhodes, visits by H R Sheldahl and others, Halloween decorations in all grades, and classroom projects from algebra to animals. It notes Homecoming at Ames, a high school sextet reunion, and upcoming Junior High contests on November 6 9 and 11 with four winners advancing to a home contest. Senior junior baseball game injuries are listed and basketball practice starts next week with three daily periods and an after supper session on Wednesdays.
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Paris
New York
Joel Sandvold
Bert Arneson
H. R. Sheldahl
Colleen Rhodes
Zearing
Harold Childers
Christian
Cole
Jenora Jacobson
Jefferson
Roland
Literary Society
Wright Brothers
John
Britson
Harmonica
Glendora
Roger Osmundson
Minneapolis
Hallowe’en
Carstensen
Brouchard
Thompson
Hansen and Gretel
Jewell
Kulberg
America
China
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Basket
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Jenny Jondall
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Jenny
Bernice
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Michaelson & Jacobson
Josendal
Chamberlain Hotel
Abia ‘Bath
Saas Clue
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