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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
1
The legislature opened amid lively debate with lawmakers considering the Iowa Temperance Act. A nine member state liquor board would regulate all liquor above 3.5 percent, issue permits, set store locations, test products, and enforce a cash only sale regime with a one dollar purchase permit.
The letter notes producer access to market facts, criticizes poultry publications for advertiser pressure, and promises guidance on profitability in year. It urges producer cooperation, offers sources for production data, and previews a next week focus on money making in turkeys ducks geese broilers roasting chickens and eggs.
Sideswipes electricity reaching one sixth of Indiana farms and thirty five percent of Ohio farms on hard surfaced highways. The note compares European populations, asserts advertising sets quality, and claims Alabama residents owe $25.04 to bankers with a bonded state debt of $66,286,000.
J L Miller and Harold Shimon traveled to Fort Dodge Tuesday of last week on business. Mrs H C West visited Linden relatives for Christmas and returned there after a ride to Fonda. Walter Nystuen handled Pocahontas matters Tuesday afternoon. Miss Dora Knight spent the weekend in Ayrshire and Spencer. Phl Bourett of Fort Dodge auditor for Quaker Oats visited Havelock Friday. Dr and Mrs D W Glascock and son Donald Dale have returned from an unspecified trip.
Havelock schools opened for classes Wednesday after a 10 day holiday vacation. Most teachers returned Tuesday. Early week a broken water pipe threatened a delay but the fracture was repaired by janitor H. C. West and assistants.
After holiday break many students resume studies across Iowa and nearby states. Euelah Cole heads to Iowa State College Ames while Dorothy Miller goes to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Evelyn Bachman enters Coe College Cedar Rapids and Marcille Nickell to Drake University Des Moines. Eugene Dying to Luther College Decorah and Joyce Clarke to Fort Dodge. Marjorie Barth Halfa Ina Bloomer Palmer Anna Goodchild Hillsdale Ill Marguerite Hilton Gertrude Young to Waterloo Minnie Hauswirth Wiota Clara Hauswirth Webster City.
A good crowd attended the Rebekah lodge meeting at I. C. C. F. hall last Thursday evening. The program featured Christmas carols readings and music, followed by a lunch served by Mrs. G A Grover Mrs. A Crawford Mrs. Mary Schallan and Mrs. Mae Glenn.
Mrs Earl Young hosted the Friendly Club at her country home last Thursday for the annual Christmas party. A large number attended the gift exchange in a grab-bag style, followed by an excellent lunch prepared by the hostess.
Local Epworth League members held a Watchnight Service at the Methodist church parlors Sunday evening. The young people led ceremonies to bid farewell to the Old Year and greet the New Year. Miss Evelyn Bachman led the league meeting preceding the service.
A Cummins Local Farm Union meeting was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Hansen with a large attendance. The program on entertainment was presented by John Schutz, Mrs. Jay Ryan and E. A. Peterson, featuring a round table discussion.
We report the death of former Havelock resident Mrs Klaus Johnson who passed away at her home near Mallard on Saturday from bronchial pneumonia.
Rev. C. L. Day leads services this week with Sunday School and Morning Worship. Epworth League and prayer services listed. Those without a church home are invited to worship and will be welcomed.
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