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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
3
The guide urges new car owners to thoroughly study the instruction book and lubrication chart, inspect every bolt and grease cup within the first 1000 miles, drain and replace oil every 500 miles, and drive slowly to allow parts to wear in. It warns against overloading engine speed early and cautions on fuel and cosmetic care to preserve finish.
When driving screws into hard wood breakage occurs frequently. Applying beeswax to the screw reduces the friction that causes the breakage and helps screws go in more smoothly.
Modern cars lack a crank handle making it hard to test each cylinder’s compression. Running a motor with weak compression harms bearings and other parts, since testing compression per cylinder is more trouble without the crank handle.
A western inventor creates automatic woven wire gates that drop across roads on both sides of tracks when a train nears. The gates slide in posts with red lights and a warning bell. An electric motor raises and lowers them, designed to minimize damage to autos that strike them.
A collection of automotive guidance covers dent repair speed limits in Japan fuel use in Louisville corrosion among ring nuts and bearings hot engine inspection push rods after runs and notes on rusted joints and cleaning rims. It discusses sales incentives in America small car wear in first 500 miles and Uruguay importing most automobiles via Montevideo.
Lawrence Dreeke visits from Illinois. D F Reents schedules a closing out sale on Feb 26 due to moving to a smaller farm. The Cornell family may revive The Havelock Review. American Legion officers are elected at a joint meeting. Various residents visit relatives, move, or return from trips, while trade talks note Australia’s rising imports and exports with a surplus in exports to the U S.
Pocahontas Iowa February 5 1921 county board approves funding bonds of 93000 to refinance outstanding warrants from pre 1921. Resolution details issue dates bond amounts 1000 each 98 total 93000 interest six percent semi annual payments through 1988 and 1932 1939 1940 maturities with prior payment option.
In Pocahontas County Iowa 1921 the trustees of Julia A Nowlen estate seek court authorization to privately sell Lots 4 16 17 18 19 in Block 12 Third Addition Rolfe Iowa Interested parties are notified the application is on file in Pocahontas county clerk's office and will be heard at the Pocahontas courthouse on the 29th day.
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