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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1928

Page

8

Iowa State Fair Predicted To Break Attendance Records

Ming forecast points to Iowa State Fair attendance exceeding half a million with more than 5 million dollars in displays. Des Moines hosts August 22 to 31 featuring 6000 head of livestock, 1500 stock and poultry, 40 acres of machinery, a 90,000 square foot education building, auto and motorcycle racing, and a large women’s expo.

Ming Iowa Des Moines United States Nce Farm Bureau Nuaus Midwest Aircraft Sitiou the Orient Creatore Idelz America

Modern Dyestuffs versus Natural Dyes Compared

The article notes the U S Department of Agriculture views modern dyestuffs as fast and similarly beautiful to natural dyes from plants and animals. It says natural dyes offer lovely colors, while some artificial dyes match or exceed old colors chemically and can yield better results.

United Fates Department of Agriculture

Best Baby Contest Opens at Iowa State Fair August 24

Nearly 199 Iowa champion babies vie for the First Prize Baby of Iowa title in the statewide health contest at the State Fair. An expert will attend to examine entrants and tally final scores. Last year many near perfect entries were found among the contestants.

Iowa Towa

Iowa road bond bill sets 100 million for state roads

A 1928 Iowa special session act proposes a statewide road bond program of 100 million dollars to finance primary road improvements. It outlines pavement requirements for numerous primary roads, bond issuance terms, funding through a primary road fund and a direct annual tax, and a public vote in November 1928 to adopt the measure.

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Notice of Foreclosure Petition in Pocahontas County Court

In Pocahontas County District Court the plaintiff Wallace trustee seeks judgment against Henry A Hostetler and John E Auman and Mable M Auman on a promissory note to Charles R Lewis, securing a mortgage on parts of Section 35 Township 91 Range 38. The suit requests foreclosure, appointment of a receiver, and rents during redemption. Hearing set Sept 8 1928. defendants warned to appear or default judgment will be entered.

District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County Henry A. Hostetler John E. Auman Mable M. Auman W. A. Wiegert & Son Lester Brown John E., Auman District Court John EB. Auman Charles R. Lewis Township 91 Range 388 Pocahontas J. M. Berry

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al Smith the State Savings Bank Rolfe, Iowa Pocahontas Rendering Works E. C. Olson
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