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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
1
In W Epriebe's weekly letter he notes egg prices have risen by four to five cents a dozen over sixty days. He urges quick cooling of new-laid eggs, recommends spreading on a screen or shallow box off the floor, and storing off the cellar floor to prevent heat. Maintains eggs stay freshest when cooled, and advises twice weekly delivery and graded quality sales to maximize earnings.
A long column argues farm prices must rise to relieve debt and inflation fears. It cites oats as the unit of value for goods, warns against political attacks and calls for better monetary policy. It notes bank failures in 1930-31, explains banking losses, and urges fair treatment of local bankers. It discusses political shifts, public service pay for legislators, local golf clashes, and the push for safer highway poles.
The exchange depicts a reporter seeking guidance on running a newspaper. The editor dismisses the request and points to a subscriber as the source of expertise. The dialogue reflects newsroom hierarchy and insider humor about sourcing and cues.
Fragmented excerpt uses humorous proverbs and observational quips about Christmas, candles, car safety, and prosperity. The tone mimics a satirical column with esoteric wordplay and nostalgic references to leisure and aging.
Rolfe residents heard of numerous visits and travels. Dr. G A Everson came from Plover on business while Dr H C Lawson stayed with family in Omaha. Local residents hosted relatives from Danville Laurens Pocahontas and Des Moines with picnics and weekend gatherings. A Leech Lake fishing trip was planned with Itasca State Park celebration. A hold up at Des Moines police report involved Leo Rude at the White Palace hamburger stand.
Sealed bids are invited by H C Kauffman secretary for bus route No 2 starting at P W Petersons and for east and west parts, plus general repairs and paper ling of the superintendent residence. Bid due by 8 00 p m August 16 1932. The board may accept or reject any or all bids.
The remark frames contemporary life as a competitive path with rapid pace and constant movement. It highlights a mindset focused on speed achievement and forward momentum shaping daily choices and goals.
The Arrow reports that booster meetings for the Home Furnishing Project work will be conducted in the county next week. Details on hosts and exact locations are provided on the first page.
An Iowa State College analysis shows 1927 corn costs ranged from about 18 to 27 dollars per acre including rent. Labor was the largest expense while yield did not tightly track hours worked. Efficient work, large capacity machinery, cheap power, and large farm layouts lowered costs.
A fragmented note references corn production and pricing factors tied to a state college and an agricultural office. It mentions costs and copies of a publication titled Why Corn Costs Vary, with scattered identifiers and numbers.
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