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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
1
The column by W Priebe offers poultry guidance and community commentary from Rolfe Iowa. It discusses economic notes, Iowa book news, lard refinement, consumer tips, and small improvements while urging farmers to raise four pound chickens with space and good management.
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association offers limited trials of Waconia Orange sorghum seed. Joe L. Robinson of Ames says each farmer may obtain one pound at twenty five cents. The seed yields twenty five to forty gallons per acre and grows on a quarter to half acre.
Hubert Kapsch announces his run for sheriff on the Democratic ticket in The Arrow. A Varina resident, he is a former butcher and insurance agent, World War veteran, and well regarded in his home locality.
A brief item notes a squirrel using its tail as a blanket during cold weather. The sky lightens as the small mammal shelters itself, emphasizing adaptive behavior in harsh conditions.
Iowa's senior senator Smith W. Brookhart opened his renomination campaign on Monday May 2 in Washington Iowa, starting a tour that included Iowa City Kiwanis noon speech and an American Legion reception. A public dinner and mass meeting were scheduled at the Legion hall.
On Wednesday he addressed the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Boone and spoke at a Forest City mass meeting. Thursday May 5 he addresses the Kiwanis in Algona and then a mass meeting in Emmetsburg, a town linked to his prior campaign. Friday at three o'clock is the next event.
The Senator will speak at the Fair Grounds auditorium in Spencer and lead a mass meeting in Estherville. He plans Sioux City meetings, a Grinnell mass gathering, and a Fort Dodge start to the second campaign week with Des Moines Disabled War Veterans convention address.
Dr. Haber of the Vegetable Crops Section at the Iowa Experiment Station Ames invites gardeners to plant the new hybrid sweet corn and report back. A quarter-pound sample is available for trial, with varieties later than Golden Bantam, yet excellent in quality and high in yield.
In a South Carolina county, erosion has permanently ruined about 90,000 acres that were previously cultivated. The loss affects local farms and livelihoods, with authorities noting the scale and long term impact on regional agriculture.
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