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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

7

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Monday visits reported with Mrs J H Eno and relatives. LL Stover traveled to Ft Dodge to see his brother Jake. Mrs N D Snell returned from Kansas City where a doctor pursued post graduate work. Vivian Peterson visited Grant township relatives. Grace Classen aided Byron Lathrop in Plover. I O O F dance drew the season’s largest crowd. Mrs BE Sandy and Mrs R Higbee shopped in Fort Dodge. Roy Hawk hosted a dozen children for Anna Jean’s anniversary party. Will Ralph recovering well after surgery and expects return from hospital.

J. H. Eno LL. Stover Ft. Dodge Jake Fercy Hospital N. D. Snell Havered Kansas City BE. J. Sandy R. Higbee Fort Dodge Shop Roy Hawk Anna Jean Donna Jean Will Ralph

Local notes from Laurens area week events and visits

Albert Edwards drove from Ft Dodge to handle business and visit friends. Mrs Willis Knight visited Laurens. Holy Week services and an Easter cantata were held at the Methodist church. Frank Higbee traveled to Fort Dodge. Oscar and David Johnson came from Pocahontas for a family visit. Dr and Mrs K P Hunter shopped in Fort Dodge. Royal Neighbors hosted a dance. A Pocahontas County Cow Testing Association meeting occurred at the Odd Fellows hall. Several residents visited relatives in Gowrie Lake City Rolfe and Newton. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Jack Chase in Evanston Wyoming. P O Anderson the state automobile inspector visited. Local attendance at I O O F dance plus Royal Neighbors and other social activity noted.

Albert. Edwards Ft. Dodge Willis Knight Laurens Frank Higbee Fort Dodge Oscar David Johnson Pocahontas G. A. Grover Marion Gruver Gowrie Lake City Newton

Havelock Methodist Church Notes Rev. C. L. Day

Services according to the schedule during the coming week. All are cordially invited to make this their church home.

Havelock Methodist Church C. L. Day Paston

Farm Bureau Leaders Plan for Stronger Organization

About twenty leaders from across the county met at Pocahontas for a noon dinner on Wednesday March 27. After the dinner the Farm Bureau board held its regular meeting followed by a discussion on organization led by Ora Beeler. The board assigned the organizational matter to President Wade DeMill who received pledges of loyal support from the directors. Attendees included Wade DeMill H F Olerich Peter Asch enbrener C B Bowen Edgar Cornell J O Hosier Ben Weeks Edw Whannel A G Obrecht Guy E White A W Ives John Hisenhauer Ora Beeler and M N Ives.

Pocahontas Farm Bureau Board Ora Beeler Organization Department Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Wade DeMill DeMill H. F. Olerich Peter Aschenbrenner C. B. Bowen Edgar Cornell J. O. Hosier Ben Weeks Edw. Whannel A. G. Obrecht Guy E. White A. W. Ives John Hisenhauer M. N. Ives

Mitchell Deemed Democrat in Who's Who Entry

The new Attorney General William D. Mitchell is listed as a democrat in Who's Who. His appointment is seen as an early efficiency move by President Hoover, suggesting Mitchell should vigorously lead his department.

William D. Mitchell Hoover Mitchell

Poca hontas County Cow Testing Assn Reports February 1929

The report highlights Merle Bohn’s purebred Holsteins at Havelock leading with 1206 lbs milk and 42.8 lbs butterfat per cow for February. It lists other top herds, including H G Albaugh Have lock and J T Seifert Rolfe, and notes Seifert’s Cherrie Guernsey with 1344 lbs milk and 71.2 lbs butterfat, plus praise for his silo cutting winter costs.

Merle Bohn Havelock H. G. Albaugh J. T. Seifert Rolfe Thos. Edge & Son Louis Nemecek Pocahontas Hauck & Spencer R. G. Hamand Cleo Searcy Mallard George Aschenbrenner Mr. Seifert Seifert

Farm Bureau activity surges in Pocahontas County meetings

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau reports large turnouts across January through March with over 1 000 attendees in January 2 000 in February and strong March participation. Des Moines township hosted a supper and orchestra while the Ghost Story at Marshall Township drew 125 viewers. Achievement Day for Home Management drew about 75 ladies, Wade DeMill presided at a dinner, and 40 carloads of Livestock have shipped to Chicago Producers. A Girls Club leaders training drew more than twenty attendees with a call for broader township involvement.

Farm Bureau Pocahontas County Des Moines Marshall Township Farm Bureau Edw. Whannel Pocahontas Wade DeMill

Garfield Township Unit Holds Big Meeting

One hundred and twenty five farm folks met at the home of Mr and Mrs Nis Behrendsen on Thursday evening Mar 28 for an enjoyable gathering. Members answered a roll call with favorite dishes such as applesauce weiners sauer kraut corned beef and cabbage mush and milk cookies and cocoa. A twine committee was appointed by President Ives to arrange cooperative purchasing of binder twine.

Nis Behrendsen Ives

Hammill Endorses Iowa Soil Saving Campaign

Gov John Hammill backs Iowa Soil Saving Campaign urging preservation of soil fertility as Iowa crops and livestock add 700 million dollars annually. He cites 86.785 billion dollars in plant food value and 1.5 million acres eroded, with all counties affected, pledging cooperation with R K Bliss and the Extension Service Calcutta India Dr Alums hospital dedicated for safety razor victims.

Iowa John Hammill R. K. Bliss Iowa State College Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture United States

Critics Financed Purchases Shape Public Disclosures

The text argues critics pay for entertainment and books with personal funds, suggesting this funds a candid public view. It warns that abolishing juries without a new livelihood for many in the profession would be socially dangerous and economically unsound.

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