Rolfe Iowa Post Office Notice from 1910
Entry shows second class matter status for Rolfe Iowa post office dated May 14 1910 under the act of March 38 1879.
26 Feb 1948
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1948
Page
1
Entry shows second class matter status for Rolfe Iowa post office dated May 14 1910 under the act of March 38 1879.
A reflective essay contrasts Marx and Engels with American life, noting U S free education and higher wages versus Soviet subsistence wages. It traces the rise of automobiles from 1895 to 1989, cites fatality figures from 1946, and argues individual responsibility for road safety amid rapid transport growth.
A composite editorial digest warns that many business leaders and lawmakers wrongly assume everyone has ample money. It cautions fixed incomes and small investors struggle to stretch funds while broad claims mask real hardship. It also notes warnings about safety, market prices, and tax policy.
A collage of editorials argues for revived East West trade to aid recovery Europe needs coal farm products and raw materials from the East to buy Western manufactured goods Poland ships coal to Western Europe Sweden and Russia trade despite blocks. The mix criticizes universal military training and praises the Marshall Plan with caution about objections and trust in its proponent.
The text argues that driving is dangerous with poor drivers who cause 70 percent of fatal accidents. It asserts that a courteous, speed aware driver makes the car a safe instrument for general good, not a weapon of destruction.
Iowa Republican leader Whitney Gilliland calls for full youth representation in policy making and convention delegations. He urged county chairs to invite young veterans to participate as delegates for the April 2 Des Moines meeting and the June Philadelphia National Convention.
Farm field work is near as three million tractors with plows cultivators discs and planters will be in use for 1948 food production County Extension Director Max C Naylor urges farmers to inspect equipment before field work defects in hitches seats clutches wheels brakes steering and unguarded gears chains and shafts raise accident risk Well maintained machinery saves time and prevents field breakdowns Fire safety tips include tractors with extinguishers grease gun holders and tight fuel lines and moving fuel supplies away from buildings
A series of Republican primary announcements for Pocahontas County offices in Iowa. Katherine Boozell seeks Clerk of the District Court, E R STABLY runs for County Sheriff, and Duncan C Grant aims at County Treasurer with June primaries noted.
The article explains influenza as a highly infectious disease with potential epidemics. It notes 1918 as a reference point, discusses a recently developed preventive vaccine, and outlines symptoms, possible complications, and the importance of isolation and medical guidance for all ages.
F E Van Alstine declares candidacy for county attorney of Pocahontas County in the June Republican primaries. He presents his qualifications and seeks voter support.
A Louisiana wholesale firm seeks Iowa corn husks for tamale production. A. J. Gelpi of Fiesta Hot Tamale Co. in New Orleans requests husks to supply southern tamale manufacturers.
When the family home burned at Waverly junior high student Harvey Bergman and his family lost possessions. Harvey's classmates started a campaign and provided a bed blankets clothes and 220 in cash to aid him.
From Los Angeles J F Boyer an early day Iowan mailed his 59th consecutive renewal for the Primghar Bell. The Faster Swine Producer project will be conducted again this year with eligibility for Iowa market swine producers who have not yet received the award.
The Commissioner reports favoring vacation of a road starting at the NW1 of NW%4 South of the Railroad right of way and extending east three quarters of a mile along the section line between Sections 1 and 12 Township 92 Range 31. The road runs through Sebastain J Maguire Lester J Applegate W Ray Bell and Zula A Bell property. Objections or damage claims must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon May 4 1948 or the road will be vacated. Marie Pavik County Auditor.
The text advises keeping a flu patient in bed for weeks to avoid complications and relapse. It warns against emotional low mood during convalescence and stresses pleasant surroundings for recovery. It notes doctors decide on vaccination based on health and susceptibility.
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