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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
2
A discussion on mid century advertising argues that newspapers remain the most effective medium as readers turn to the home paper and discard circulars and radio for ads. It cites St Jacob’s Oil as a cautionary tale of stopping newspaper campaigns leading to sales decline and the product fading from memory.
The piece cites advertisers and sellers joining through newspaper ads as a cheaper, more effective medium. Congressman Harold Knutson notes many founders face wall outcomes yet urges continued use of classified advertising to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
Auto wreck near Nevada injures Mrs Bjelda as Des Moines driver Larson collides at cemetery gate. Ilo Nelson and Nevada groom Mr Butler wed secretly at Waterloo. Community notes list visits, illnesses, illnesses, and church events with Bethany and Zion Lutheran activities and upcoming Sunshine Mission meeting.
The note directs reporters to forward known news items to the Records desk first, seeking prompt attribution and centralized sharing. It emphasizes timely submission, verification, and coordination with editors to streamline publication.
Gregory Mason argues Columbus delayed a Maya landfall on his 1502 voyage off Honduras. He claims Mayas, the oldest American civilization, could have formed a ready foundation for a future white race if colonizers had followed the Maya route rather than settling the north.
Longstanding Mexican tradition centers on the medicine woman who, four centuries on, remains a key figure in folk healing. She blends herbal remedies with witchcraft lore and holds respect across social classes, especially among indigenous communities in areas where native languages endure.
A compact meditation on the dogwood in May by Henry Sedell Canby from American Estimates. The text contrasts exotic wild apples and English blooms with native dogwood, praising its modest form and luminous blossoms from green to rose tips, standing among woodland and streamside scenery.
A Ports mouth inquest cited Job 38 as a Scotland Yard official revealed fingerprints unique to every person. After sending prints to the London department, the deceased man’s name and address were identified. In thirty years about 300000 individuals have been traced by fingerprint records.
At a regular high school convocation the principal announced Latin contest winners calling them the Latin sharks. A student later referred to one winner as a Latin whale, sparking a light exchange among pupils.
A New York bookstore customer asks for The Red Yacht and the clerk, unfamiliar with the title, learns the customer is seeking a poetry work. The exchange references a spring cleansing motif and a line about burning old clothes, attributed to The Rubaiyat in Literary Digest.
Herbert Carson quotes Forbes Magazine on the tension between proactive, progressive staff and conservative, hindering colleagues in large firms. He argues to bury the dead and align with the quick to improve financial results.
The bulletin lists students with perfect attendance and purity in six weeks of the term across grades one through seven. Notable names from each grade include Wilma Osheim Flor ence Burnette Odele Ose and others in first grade and Ronald Severeide Raymond Rasmussen Marjorie Osmund son Ardis Ose in later grades.
Students across grades achieve 100 percent spelling for six weeks. Eighth graders bind current events. high school crams for Thursday and Friday exams with no exemptions. Velma Fink hospitalized after appendicitis, serious condition. Radcliffe defeats McCallsburg 32 to 0 on McCallsburg field with key plays and injuries. Next game vs Alden ends season for McCallsburg.
The undersigned Osmond Martin Thompson of Roland Iowa has been appointed administrator of the estate of Toller Theodore Thompson deceased in Story County. Creditors are asked to repay debts and claims must be filed with the district court clerk for allowance.
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