25 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1935
Page
1
An educated tenant farmer suggested that his class organize and demand sanitary living conditions, including bath tubs running water furnaces electric lights and other modern conveniences. He proposed a sit-down strike until these privileges are granted.
A reader critiques moratorium laws as unconstitutional and urges farmers to track public officials, arguing for government-led reform, maintaining that the Supreme Court and court packing debates reflect ongoing agricultural and economic tensions during the Roosevelt era. The piece links labor, tariffs, AAA outcomes, and political timing to farm policy and voter action.
Frank Priebe advises poultry raisers to expand chick rearing while prices rise and production drops. He cites regional shifts in sales and urges doubling use of equipment, capons, and early market weight to profit, noting lifestyle factors and liquor legislation debates. Iowa State economists predict higher hog prices. Lorence Beecher of Fort Dodge earns 15 jewel watch from the Iowa Brown Swiss breeders.
District court Pocahontas County Iowa probate notice states Fannie L. Grant has been appointed and qualified as executrix of Richard C. Grant deceased. Creditors must pay the estate and claimants must present claims as required by law. Dated February 18 1907.
Rolfe community notes recall a lodge formation moving from Rolfe to Plover led by three linkers. Lulu May Schnug and Fred V. Dumbaugh wed Feb 26 1912 at the bride’s home. The Arrow reports plans for a normal training department at Rolfe school and early chautauqua organization with C B Bowen elected president and 120 stockholders by February issue. Boy Scouts concert featuring Laurens talent. Commercial feeds on Dec 1 run 55 percent above last year.
County records list expenditures for milk drugs fuel rent transportation and care at various local entities including Gilmore Drug Co Sac City Lumber Co and St Josephs Sanitarium. The board adjourned until January 19, 1697 with A Johnson as County Auditor.
A promotional offer from Mineral Springs Coca Cola Company of Humboldt Jows entices players with a chance to win a free carton of Coca Cola by holding a hand higher than C8 in bridge. Mail in name address and card details plus signatures for verification and a 120 bottle deposit refundable on return.
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