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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
4
In Frank Priebe's weekly Poultry Raiser letter he argues breeding determines chick potential as strongly as seed corn affects yields. He cites a scale observation where two flocks from the same hatchery differ in weight due to feeding and care after hatch.
A conservation officer cannot confiscate property. Only a magistrate may order confiscation of illegal devices used to violate fish and game laws. The magistrate holds the hearing, may confiscate and destroy or place items with the conservation director for use or sale, with proceeds funding the fish and game protection fund.
The American Legion post met at Mrs. I. M. McKim’s home for a sewing session with hostesses Mrs. J. Mehaffey. A splendid lunch followed. New member Mrs. G. Page was welcomed. January plans include a meeting at Mrs. Mae Butler’s home.
Miss Dorothy Buck and Donald O Neall married Tuesday at 5 pm at the Buck home near Plover with immediate family present. Rev. Walter Rothwell officiated using ring service. Afterward a wedding supper, honeymoon to Murray, and plans to live with the Simonsons.
Ida B Tecumseh and Mrs Bick Ham with daughter attended in the crowd as Tecumseh teams played Havelock and Mallard. Plover girls won 44 to 24 and boys 48 to 38. Christmas concert led by Velma Hill capped a school auditorium evening.
The Plover church schedules a Christmas tree program Friday at 7 30 p m with participants to arrive 10 minutes early. Communion will be next Sunday at 10 a m as the year ends. A Young People's circle meeting is set for Monday Jan 3 at 7 30 p m, with a Thursday 2 p m practice at the church. The minister Stephen Rothwell and family wish a merry Christmas.
Fragmentary text notes a sharp population increase between 1809 and 1810 with a roughly 1g percent growth. It appears in a newspaper fragment discussing demographic change and historical population trends.
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