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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

3

Rolfe News Roundup Dates and Local Happenings

Mrs Miller Klein and Mrs Jesse Peterson visit Humboldt friends. A son Jack born to Mr and Mrs Dean Stowell of Lizard Lake. Bert Nielsen visiting relatives in Rolfe and Plover, first time in twenty years. Chapter FR PEO Sisterhood met at J R McIntire’s with lesson on Spring Pastures. John Witt and Axel Heisel ill with erysipelas. both improving. Lighters of Minneapolis and Rockwell City guests at Emma Lighter home. Geraldine Cleaver of Anita wrote a song Dreaming of You Copyrighted and published. She has two more songs ready for release.

Miller Klein Jesse Peterson Humboldt Rolfe Dean Stowell Lizard Lake Jack Stowell Jane Snook Bert Nielsen Omaha Neb Plover Nielsen Christine Nielsen Hans W. Nielsen J. R. McIntire Clyde Brinkman Spring Pastures W. R. Rogers John Witt Emma Lighter Mrs. Lighter Iowa Mrs. Shrader H. Poppinga Roberta Lighter Dick Bush Geraldine Cleaver Anita Jerry

Work and play balance under Lowell study in school life

A senior English class theme from Lowell discusses types of people in school and business, urging balance between study and activity. It questions why students cram or neglect, then calls for wholehearted effort and a habit of Work while we work and play while we play to build better school spirit.

Lowell Reuben Waneberg

Mayor Warns On Free Roaming Chickens And Dogs

James Bruce the mayor declares an ordinance restricting wandering fowls and predatory dogs near gardens. He notes that upon complaint, penalties apply and enforcement rests with the authorities.

James Bruce

Pay Water Rents Amid Clerk Office Notice

Water bills are due and payable at the City Clerk office run by J. T. Grant at the Rolfe lumber yard. Clerk F. EF. Grant oversees the collection.

J. T. Grant Rolfe F. EF. Grant

Card of Thanks for Fdna Claire Family

Grateful hearts thank all who assisted during our daughter's illness and funeral. Mrs Henry Otto and Children express appreciation for the helpful and sympathetic services. The text also notes unrelated items about twin births in Ireland and Greenwich Observatory.

Fdna Claire Henry Otto Ireland Greenwich Observatory England Queen Elizabeth Steax Falls Argus-Leader

Get Rid of Border Cows Says C A Tester For Dairy Herd

The Cow Testing Association urges farmers to join to know if their cows are profitable as milk prices stay low. February set a record month with 427 cows tested, averaging 670 pounds of milk and 23.4 pounds butterfat. The Woman's Reformatory herd led with 886 pounds milk and 34.3 pounds butterfat, while Allen & Watson averaged 1038 pounds milk and 84.1 pounds butterfat. Clothilde, owned by Allen & Watson, produced 96.7 pounds butterfat, the month's top cow, with other records including a grade Guernsey and Randall Melson's cow producing 151.5 pounds milk and 80.5 pounds butterfat.

Nels Beck Pocahontas County Allen & Watson Woman's Reformatory G. A. Shoepke Allen & Searcy Clothilde Guernsey Randall Melson

Mud May Bring Plenty Grief To Little Chicks

Weather pushes farm mud onto poultry operations as R L Cochran of Iowa State College warns producers. Mud carried into brood areas spreads diseases and parasites to young chicks. old-ground contamination can occur via muddy pails and careless handling, undermining prior precautions.

R. L. Cochran Poultry Husbandry Department Iowa State College Corchran

Tax policy questions shade Iowa into tax fairness debate

Marshalltown Times-Republican warns of declining income tax receipts amid rising expenditures and ponders Congress and state rate changes. Atlantic News-Telegraph advocates fair statewide assessments and real economy in public affairs to curb perpetual demand for more money.

Marshalltown Times-Republican Congress Atlantic News-Telegraph Iowa General Assembly

Obituary Mark Masters Chronicle of a Departing Brother

Mark Masters son of Benjamin F and Lavina Emey Masters was born December 18 1873 in Watseka Illinois. He moved with his parents to Ne after nine years of age and later life is summarized as a lifelong resident whose passing is chronicled with reverent verse.

Lsing Mark Masters Benjamin F. and Lavina Emey Masters Watseka

Minister Masters portrayed as devoted church builder leader

The obituary details the life of Methodist pastor John Masters born in Nebraska who trained at Western College and Northwestern, served thirty years across Iowa churches including Pocahontas Rolfe Ireton Correctionville Alta Galva Silver Creek Merrill and left a lasting impact by expanding memberships debt-free church property growth and revival services. He married Minnie Zilm in 1894 and left behind four children wife and siblings with a final illness ending March 19 1931 at Sioux City Methodist Hospital.

Minnie Zilm State Center Iowa Masters Tama County Methodist Church Upper Iowa Bassett Melbourne Laurel and Montour Northwest Iowa Pocahontas Rolfe Ireton Correctionville Alta Galva- Silver Creek Merrill General Conference Board of Education Methodism Harold Fort Lupton Colo Dorothy Fern Paulson Sioux City Glenn Frank Omaha Chase Tacoma Wash Jessie Troy Detroit Mich Emma Kimmel Methodist Hospital Schoyer McCabe

Adieu and All Hail Reflection at Whitfield Funeral

Funeral services were held at Whitfield church in Sioux City Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. J. J. Davies with assistance from Dr. T. S. Bassett and others. The body was shipped to State Center, Iowa, Sunday for interment.

Whitfield Church Sioux City J. J. Davies T. S. Bassett J. D. Wolcott R. B. Acheson John V. Madison IS. Pickersgill State Center Iowa

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Geraldine Geo Sailsbury J. P. Lester Teonarc Smith, Rolfe Plymouth Rocks Nat Landolt Rhode Island Birt Osking Delco Fords F. W. McLaughlin Wm. McKim Blue Star Thompson Bros Wood Ames Pat Wood Bull Orpington H. G. Albaugh Generral Ed Bates Cora Lind Rolfe, Ant Hess & Son R.H.S. Arrowlet Fort Dodge Jones Piano House Piano House Carver Jolliffe’s Bake Shop M. & J. R. Hakes Sernett Phone We. Ie Fort Dodge Ice Company Thompson Brothers Rolfe, Iowa Decker Dahl’s Meat Market
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