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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
2
Futrel reports general livestock prospects with good to excellent feeding conditions across the West Midwest and South but drought in the Northeast. He notes no near term pressure to move cattle early and expects prices about two dollars above last year, with a modest fall decline and late peak movement. The cotton plant note adds a species remark.
License notices list Lowell Hanson and Janice Lorraine Loas among couples to wed. District court filings show Bank of Laurens versus James L Smith and Margaret Smith on a note, with numerous quit claim and warranty deeds recorded for properties in Laurens and Rolfe, including Buckwalter, Doeringsfeld, Guntafson, Hanson, Ryen, and others, detailing lots, blocks, vacated alleys, and town conveyances. The report also mentions vehicle sales and residents associated with Pocahontas and Fonda areas, with makes such as Chevrolet, Buick, Rambler, and Ford noted alongside buyers and sellers.
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell reports favorable moisture and temperatures for pastures. The corn crop is estimated at 3.9 billion bushels for the year, up 10 percent from 1964 but 1 percent below the 1968 peak, per USDA estimates.
Attendees including Gurey and the sixth delegation attended the Fon da fair. H L Ewing and others built a new bowling alley project. Mary Le Nelson hosted Sunday school celebrations for her fifth birthday. Needlin and Thread club met at Mrs D B Young's home with several hostesses. McGirk and family spent a week in Rhodes visiting relatives. Catherine MeIntire plans a week at the YuWaGiAs camp in Boone.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Elmer Barbour handling ground work while Elmer Tubbs recalls high feelings during roof repaint at the Shimon Peed Mill. Muriel Wilson departs Sunday for Okoboji to house and supervise a group of young people. Grain dealer Mallard is noted in passing.
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