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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
12
School report highlights freshmen studying fractions and literature while requesting grades not be published. Sophomores work on cat parts, juniors explore practical law and new English books. Seniors and lower grades note perfect spellings, published eighth grade issues, and upcoming games and matches.
Mrs Hilda Hendricks and George Heathman wed quietly at Humboldt on Monday January 26 1931. The groom serves as janitor for Plover school and the couple are welcomed by neighbors with a week of social events and gifts while Mrs Hendricks assists at the school and cares for their son Junior.
Over four weeks a crew of eighteen under the state fish and game warden seized about 250000 pounds of carp and other soft fish from Lost Island Lake Ruthven. Most catch ships east for marketing.
Iowa now has 359 graded egg buying outlets in 89 counties, up from 91 outlets in 18 counties four years ago. The rise, about 400 percent, shows benefits in prices and market awareness, especially in the northeast where one county reports up to 48 outlets. Farmers selling graded eggs earn about three cents more per dozen annually and gain market insight, driven by Extension Service and Agriculture Department efforts.
The demand for high quality graded eggs and competition from Pacific coast producers drive Iowa dealers to expand graded egg purchasing. This shift aims to secure better pricing and reliable supplies amid market pressures.
Velma Keerbs a two year old from Have lock Iowa is described as part of three distinct four generation families. The groups include Velma with her father Willard Keerbs grandfather M H Keerbs and great grandfather F Keerbs. Velma with Willard Keerbs grandmother Mrs M H Keerbs and great grandfather J G Obrecht. and Velma with her mother grandmother Mrs T C Truog and great grandfather Mr Reinders. A reflective line closes the piece.
The Pocahontas County Farm Bureau reports on Dairy Feeding School set for February 12 at the Pocahontas courthouse with Floyd Arnold of Iowa State College directing. It notes an Achievement Day exhibit for Farm Bureau women on February 18 and successful soils meetings with rotation and legume emphasis.
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