30 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1936
Page
1
A Frank Priebe weekly Poultry Raisers column urges supporting home institutions and local newspapers. He laments out-of-town bills, discusses county paving and markets for livestock, and pushes improved farm production and selling through quality grading produce houses.
Community comments favor paving progress and endorse leaving the matter to a county wide committee. The group argues for prudent steps and sensible reduction in the scope of county action.
A writer in Baltimore suggests that Stradivarius is perhaps not the sole master of violin making. He began work around 1600, with his successors refining his model. By about 1790 his instruments were highly prized, though others have matched parts of his craft.
A Wish Ineten Post writer recalls an ancient Indian Midawiwin college found in Michigan by Dr WLOB Hinsdale University of Michigan archaeologist. The four degrees trained youths in medicine and religion, forming a rigid society that influenced tribal life and resisted white conquest.
A set of 1936 Republican primary announcements from Pocahontas County figures. F E Van Alstine A C Carmichael Emmett F Reid W E Bollard Ray A Crummer and others seek the county attorney clerk of district court and county auditor posts, urging support for the June 1 primary.
A brief exhortation to residents to invest effort in improving their hometown and attract others to join in the effort. The message emphasizes mutual support and community identity.
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