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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
3
Dave Spencer, Westmar College infield sophomore from Rolfe, joins 19 players on a two week stay in Macon Georgia for a nine game practice session with local teams as part of a college baseball tour.
Pocahontas County 4-H clubs host basketball playoffs on Saturday April 5 at the Pocahontas school gym. Four final games begin with junior girls at 12:30 pm, then junior boys, senior girls and senior boys. Referees John Kruse and Tim McGill. Olympic medals awarded to winning teams.
Coach Robert Liston announced a 22 member high school track squad from Rolfe starting at Holstein this Friday. Next meets include Pocahontas April 8, Alta April 18, Armstrong April 22, Ram Relays April 29, District May 9, Conference Rolfe May 12, Aurelia May 17, and the State Meet to follow. HISTORY REPEATS text appears as a stray quote about a college expulsion in the tumbling narrative.
Families and relatives from Sioux Falls Spencer Mason City Des Moines and Emmetsburg spent Easter at homes in Spencer Ayrshire Mentor Pocahontas and nearby towns. Guests included Dr. and Mrs Feldman and daughter Shari and many Hulgan and Pedersen families. Mrs Beckord planned Estes Park visit for hospital dedication.
The USDA hogs and pigs report shows a 17 percent year over year drop in the 14 major producing states to 40.3 million head as of March 1. Farrowings and future farrowing intentions also decline, with December through February farrowings 21 percent below last year and March through May expected to shrink by the same amount. ISU economist Gene Futrell predicts April through June slaughter about 15 percent below last year and summer marketings down as much as 20 percent, with prices rising toward the low 40s in June and possibly 45 to 48 in July and August before a fall dip. He cautions prices stay above $40 in the latter half if these estimates hold.
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