Advertising Merchandising Elements Highlight Quality Display and News
The article discusses three key merchandising elements: cost quality for reliable sourcing, display and personal salesmanship, and advertising as integral to business. It asserts advertising is not separate from news but a vital service linking buyers with sellers, driving larger sales and lower production costs. The piece also notes church notices for NaIn Lutheran Church services and encourages subscription to The Arrow-NOW.
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Fchant
Adising
Perpetuat
Pocahontas County Forms Protective Association Chapter
Over 400 residents join the Pocahontas County Protective Association promising a $100 reward for thieves. The group plans a meeting at the courthouse at 2 00 p m on Saturday April 30 to organize and elect officers as it targets 700 to 800 members countywide.
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Pocahontas County
The Romance Hunters presented by Junior Class at R H S
The Junior Class of R H S under Miss Verna Nelson staged The Romance Hunters on Friday at the high school auditorium. The cast included Charlotte Walker as Amanda Armen and Mary McEwen as Margaret Berry with Frank Cornwell as Jim Harrison opposing Mary. The production drew laughs from Ivadell Cleal and Russell Ives and featured Lois Brinkman, Russell Smith, Lawrence Quinsland and others in a well received performance.
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Verna Nelson
Charlotte Walker
Amanda Armen
Margaret Berry
Mary McEwen
Jim Harrison
Frank Cornwell
Mary
Enoch ‘Westervelt
Aubrey Wilson
Enoch
Amanda
Ivadell Cleal
Nancy Reed
Russell Ives
Hew Bush
Lois Brinkman
Susan
Russell Smith
Clem Wicks
Lawrence Quinsland
Howard Vanter
Villian
Dorothy Bower
Mrs. Berdan
Adeline Sennett
Kezia
Helen Howe
Liza
Wave Roberts
Warren Ives
Altho
Nelson
Weather Stirs Community As Spring Winds Through
The article recounts a period of variable spring weather with sun, rain, and a blizzard, noting Easter bonnet parades, field work, and the Des Moines river reaching a ten year high. It discusses crop prospects, praising soybeans and sudan grass for mixed hay and giving seeding guidance.
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Des Moines
Sudan
Wilson
Virginia
D M T School Notes Track, Arts and Attendance Report
The D M T school notes perfect attendance for six weeks across grades one through eight, lists absences due to measles and illness, and highlights class projects in nature study maps, garden booklets, and product maps of regions. It also covers a county music contest entry with multiple student performances and reports on the track team and seniors preparing a class play.
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Kathleen George
Hugh Edmiston
Kathryn George
Harold Howland
Elva Faye Ham
Harold Brown
Lee Carlton
Theoples Ripperger
Robert Struthers
Ruth Merritt
Raphael Weishaar
Evelyn Weishaar
Doris Vaughn
Virgil Vaughn
Hasskell Boles
Herbert Gerber
Albert Howland
Donald Carlton
Laurens
Milton Brown
Stanley Kauffman
Wm. Barbour
Arlene Ham
Ila Shaw
Fearis
Penn Boys
Jolly Coppersmith
Peters Girls’ Glee Club
Aura Lee
Old Melody Boys
Greene Atie Peterson
Elsa Cordes
Virgil Thorson
Maggie
Butterfield
Postillion
Constance Meisenbach
Dorothy
Southwell High School
Barbara White Dies After Farmhouse Burns
Barbara White four years old died from burns suffered when an oil fire flared while her mother Mrs Perry White attempted to revive the flames during family washing on the farm northwest of Rolfe. Barbara died at Mercy Hospital Des Moines an hour after admission. funeral services were held today as the community expressed deep sympathy.
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Barbara
Perry White
Mrs. White
D. W. Trick
Des Moines
M. R. Fisher
Rolfe
Byron G Allen Did Not Vote For Four Cent Gas Tax
The Daily Register misreported Byron G Allen as voting for the four cent gas tax in its April 12 issue. The April 11 House Journal shows he voted against the tax, with local frustration over tax increases and calls for reducing property taxes while preserving transportation funding. Byron seeks public clarification amid taxpayer anger.
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The
Daily Register of
Des Moines
Byron G. Allen
House Journal
Allen
Byron
Arrowman
Bad Weather Delays Oat Seeding Across Iowa
The Weather and Crop Bureau reports oat seeding is ten days or more late due to wet soils, with southeastern Iowa sowing the most oats. Winter wheat, rye, clovers, and grasses remain in good condition, while the wet spring contrasts with two prior arid seasons and necessitates extensive machinery and drainage to complete seeding promptly.
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Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Businessmen donate for athletic trophies at Poca hontas event
Local merchants and firms contribute to a silver cup award for winners at the Poca hontas County Track Meet to be held in Rolfe on Saturday April 30. Contributions come from Standard Oil, Rolfe Auto Co and many others as support for the school athletic program. N Aubrey Wilson, president of the R Club, expresses appreciation.
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Pocahontas County
Rolfe
Earl Ferguson
Standard Oil Co
B. A. Peterson
Rolfe Auto Co
A. G. Hille
Paulson & Wheeler
Robt
G. Hunter
Rowlee Brothers
M. W. Webb
First National Bank
J. R. McIntire
A. V. Graeber
F. O C. Thomas
C. G. Jolliffe
Cora Lighter
Geo. R. Cook
J. L. Moore
J. White & Son
R. W. Wilkin
C. M. Patterson
C. W. Watts
Emmet Meech
T. D. Jones
F. J. Mikes
A. M. DeVaul
G. O. Hauck
George Miller
A. B. Symes
Thompson Bros
N. Aubrey Wilson
Drake Relays Set for Apr 29 30 in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the eighteenth Drake University Relay Carnival next Friday and Saturday features a headline two mile race with Filipo Osiff of the Haskell Indians facing Red Shimek of Marquette. Others include Red Frazier Kansas Speedy Yunn Iowa and about a dozen more stars. Knute Rockne hails the meet as a classic with three thousand athletes expected and advance ticket sales strong.
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Des Moines
Drake
Shimek
Osiff
Notre Dame
Red” Frazier
Kansas
Yunn
Iowa
Knute Rockne
Rockne
Charles Fox of Canton Dies in Ohio at 38
James Fox traveled to Canton, Ohio, last month for a manager post at John Hancock Life Insurance. Charles Fox, veteran of World War II, died of heart failure in Canton and was returned to Minneapolis for burial. He grew up in Rolfe, worked at Globe clothing, and was a catcher for the Rolfe baseball team. He was survived by his wife and many relatives.
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James Fox
Minneapolis
Charles Fox
Canton
Ohio
Rolfe
Charles
Co. D
28Th Engineers
France
Sargeant Chas. E. Fox
Farm group meetings and a swine tour announced
Marshall Township Farm Bureau Unit meets at A B Larson home on Friday April 22. Home Furnishing Clubs leaders meet at Pocahontas courthouse on Tuesday April 26 at 10:00 a m. Garfield Township Farm Bureau Unit at G Brandhay home Thursday evening April 28. Boys Club meetings in Rolfe Laurens Fonda April 27 28 29. Dover Township Farm Bureau Unit at Ernest Calkins home Thursday April 28. Swine Management Tour to Fort Dodge serum plant today Thursday April 21.
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Marshall Township
A. B. Larson
Court House
Pocahontas
Garfield Township
G. Brandhay
Rolfe
Laurens
Fonda
Dover Township
Ernest Calkins
Fort Dodge
Gilchrist Sparks Senate Clash Over Gas Tax Fight
Senator Fred Gilchrist of Pocahontas County led the opposition as the Iowa Senate debated a three cent gas tax, clashing with Lieutenant Governor and President Kimball. The dispute delayed adjournment, with questions of legality and possible court action looming.
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F. GC. Gilchrist
Pocahontas County
Altho
State Bankers’ Association
Senate
House
Gilchrist
State House
Des Moines
State Senate
Kimball
Assembly
Pocahontas
Fred Gilchrist
Girls Club Work Expands Across County
The Home Furnishing Club program draws nearly every county community into its work. Topics include Pictures for the Home, Artistic Windows, Color and Design, and Health. Applicants are urged to contact the county agent to start new clubs by April 26 with no cost involved. Mrs. Edth Barker will assist at the courthouse on that date.
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Edth Barker
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Gilbert Weishaar
Antha Hamilton
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