Rich nape Vanema and Livestock Show in Chicago
The report notes a Wednesday December 6 event at Whittemore Academy with Elroy Ripperer scoring 29 points. It covers a funeral in Battle Creek Iowa and Knights of Pythias officers elected, plus a high school basketball loss 9 to 7 and farm insect survey data on corn borers across Iowa with implications for 1966 livestock income.
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Nape Vanema and Livestock Show
Chicago
Lasteens
WhittemMmOre
Academy
Whittemore
Elroy
Ripperer
D.m-T. Ty
Hal McKim
Nevada
Battle Creek
Iowa
Silver Leaf Lodge No. 40
Knights of Pythias
C.C
Lendit Paulson
Ri& S
P. Wheeler
Paul Lothian
Cook
L. Gi—C
G. Jolliffe
G.R
G. ‘Hunter
Ag Gy Hille
Rolfe High
Ottosen High
Lightee
Harris
Vernon D Marine Returns from Okinawa to Rolfe Iowa
Rolfe high school notes Vernon D Marine son of Mr and Mrs George Marine of Rolfe Iowa left Okinawa on November 23 aboard the SS Crockett with over two thousand other high point servicemen Bound for home. Rolfe witnessed a basketball victory over Rockwell City 65 to 36 at the gym with Jack Sanding and Wendy Abe contributing as subs.
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Bet Vernon D
Marine
Mir
George Marine
Rolfe, Towa
Okinawa
SS : Crockett
Rolfe Wen
Rockwell City
Jack
Wendy An Sbie
DeVaul Family Attends Deere Dayand Local News
Thirty years ago Mr and Mrs F P DeVaul of the Havelock community traveled to Rolfe for Thompson Bros Deere Day events at E P Hall. Junior White Raymond Holt and Rudy Phillips survived a Thanksgiving night car tip with no serious injuries. A shower for Mia Louis Poppinga formerly Marie Ho fe ling was held at Henry Hodfing home. Normal training girls visited country schools near Rolfe for teaching practice. Mary Margaret Sinek and Roberta Kennedy attended a school taught by Miss Alette Grant. Ben Freeman moves his garage to Henry Bwinz building on Broad Street. Others listed—Both Guess Patricia Jeffries Luella Johnson James McIntire Frances Phillips Mary Thomas Jennet Thompson Beryl White—have not been absent or tardy for twelve weeks.
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F. P. DeVaul
Havelock
Rolfe
Thompson Bros. “Deere
E. P. Hall
Junior White
Raymond Holt
Rudy Phillips
West Bend
Mia
Louis Poppinga
Marie
Henry ‘Hodfing
Mary Margaret
Sinek
Roberta Kennedy
Misa
Alette Grant
Ben’ Freeman
Henry Bwinz
Broad’ Street
Guess
Patricia Jeffries
Luella
Johnson
James McIntire
Frances ‘Phillips
Mary Thomas
Jennet Thompson
Farm Union to Speak at Milo Event Dec 10 1925
Milo residents hear upcoming Farm Union speech with leaders from Reno and state groups detailing agricultural policy. Event promises discussion on cooperative farming and local secession debates, with emphasis on rural economy and reform.
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Milo
Reno
Peement
The
Farm Union
Sparnton
Corn Borers Decline in Iowa Corn Crops, Survey Finds
Extension Director Alvin Anderson reports a significant drop in European corn borer populations across Northwest Iowa. The 1965 Iowa State University survey indicates a poor year for borers throughout the state, easing concerns for Pocahontas county growers.
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Alvin’ Anderson
Pocahontas
Northwest
Iowa
Iowa: State University
Baers Iborera
Iowa Farm Outlook Discusses Prices and Income Prospects
Economists at a Washington conference report a favorable price and income outlook for livestock and farms. The USDA economists note potential gains from new farm legislation and expanding markets, with continued emphasis on real net farm income.
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Washington,d.c
USDA
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Rolfe, TA
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