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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
7
Expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cards letters visits and kindnesses while in Lutheran Hospital Fort Dodge and after returning home. Special thanks to Tom Diggs for assistance and to Reverend Hauser for visits. God bless you all.
Thorson and Majorowicz hold a joint closing out sale on Thursday February 25 at 1 p.m. at the Thorson farm 3 miles north of Rolfe on Highway 44. The sale includes machinery stock equipment and some furniture with a full listing to follow. Auctioneers Lindeman and Arnold.
At the January 14 1965 annual stockholders meeting Rolfe State Bank Rolfe Iowa adopted an amendment to Capital Stock Section L. The bank will have 100000 dollars in capital stock consisting of 1000 shares of common stock with a 100 dollar par value per share fully paid. The President and Cashier signed the instrument on January 14 1965.
The Iowa Department of Agriculture notes hog cholera outbreaks fell from 1962 to 1964 as the control program expanded. In 1962 there were 492 affected herds and 64 344 pigs involved. by 1964 outbreaks dropped to 190 with 34 655 pigs affected.
Extension economists at Iowa State University say most farmers will likely profit from the voluntary 1965 feed grain program though per acre base and yield conditions may limit participation. Price supports rise to 20 cents per bushel with a $1.25 national base price and a $1.05 loan rate. Participation requires signing up and diverting at least 20 percent of the feed grain base, with higher payments for larger diversions, and substitutions between feed grains and wheat are allowed with both programs. Signups run February 8 through March 26 at local ASC offices.
One fourth of Iowa's 99 counties recorded no swine cholera outbreaks in 1964 while the remaining counties reduced outbreak numbers. Growth toward eradication appears possible next year according to Dr M E Pomeroy of the Division of Animal Industry.
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