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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1936
Page
4
Pupil reports describe a Christmas program with many students and parents attending. Teachers praise helpers and donations, list perfect spelling scores, and note musical plays and tuberculin tuberculosis education projects. A reference to pig nutrition research appears among broader school items.
Transcribed portion of county box proceedings lists numerous officials and clerks such as judges Clarence Wodeiesen Martin Olson Harold Cromwell and John Deven with varied amounts and roles. The board adjourned until November 17, 1936 per County Auditor A. Johnson.
A reckless railway worker hurries through life ignoring danger. He mistakes a whistle for a greeting and keeps his attention on busy work. If the Celestial Limited arrives while he rushes, he may crash past the Pearly Gates.
Makine a lve bottle of ink and a few sheets of paper worth several hundred dollars may sound promotional but County Agent Lehniecker says it is for keeping farm records. The first of the year marks inventory of crops livestock equipment and materials on hand with eight advantages including proof of performance tax data and credit rating protection. Three kinds of record books are available AAA record book a town business record book and the Iowa loose-leaf farm accounts aiding detailed analysis for farmers to track expenses revenue and profitability. Farmers seeking guidance may contact the Farm Bureau of five.
Homemaker guidance explains label terms used on fabrics and ready made items. Key terms include breaking strength thread count tape selvage ply yarn mercerization and sizing with notes on how these affect durability and value across mills and brands.
The Iowa Farm Bureau federation announces membership near 16 770 for the annual United Farm Bureau convention in Pasadena Cadiz. Secretary treasurer Hamilton notes about 150 Iowa members will attend. Mrs Will Aves State Center won an expense free trip for most new memberships. other top joiners include Mrs Joi Cson Clayton County and Welly dod from Tuck Hawk.
A distressed market report notes grain and hay prices unlikely to rise sharply if a mild winter sustains feed supplies. Farmers fear shortages may strain livestock, though harvest results are mixed with drought and late crops cited.
Incense of farmers in the toy States during October was larger than in September or October earlier. Declines in prices of carn, joss, sheep, chickens, hay and butter echoed an apparent drop in the Town farm price index from Sept 15 to Oct 15.
The Plover Patriot reports residents visiting relatives and attending events across Emmetsburg Mallard Rolfe Belmond and Fort Dodge. Local travel includes Mr and Mrs Harvey Minkler Mrs W S Strong and family and others with library notices and holiday visits noted in a lengthy community digest.
The article notes a surge in net income for farmers as a group, marking the highest level in VV years for the United States' agricultural economies. It discusses the impact on rural communities and broader farm sector conditions.
Scattered text lists diverse stain removal ideas from peach juice tannin to calcium stains and liquor, with references to Iowa State College and household tips. It mentions methods using borax ammonia alcohol and possible baking hints with butter and pepper, plus care for textiles and colors.
The community reports two Christmas deliveries at the Lehnus and Poundstone homes with a broad roundup of local visits, travels, illnesses, and school events. Residents note football and basketball chatter, legislative trips, and the annual high school play under way.
We express gratitude to many friends who helped after our home burned and goods and money were lost. Your kindness and support are greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hero
Regular services held in Plover with a Christmas program planned for the upcoming Sunday. Special meetings concluded after two weeks of nightly sessions. Reverend Polosam received praise for his friendship and for his remarkable and unusual approach during the visit.
Plover Presbyterian Church notes Pastor Walter Rothwell leads Sunday School and Morning Worship. Parishioners Katherine Butler, Cameron Stine and Dorothy Buck assisted last Sunday. Thanksgiving offering acknowledgments and Christmas tree program planned. Dorothy Rothwell listed in sick list and will be bedridden for several days.
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