12 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1961
Page
1
Rolfe Community School notes back to school routines after holidays. Students brighten the room with snowmen and winter scenes and practice making paper snowflakes. Billy Winkleblack brings a thermometer to explore its function. They discuss winter storms and helping birds and start the reading readiness workbook Before We Read featuring Dick and Jane.
Stanback tablets or powders relieve cold aches and pains and can be used as a gargle for sore throat. The S A synergistic action reduces fever for faster, more complete relief. Remember snap back with Stanback.
Farm economist J Marvin Skadberg notes exports drive US farming profits. 1960 data show soybeans 133 million bushels and 84 percent of world trade. lard near four fifths of free world trade. dairy 1.3 billion pounds and 3 percent of world trade. grains 13 million tons.
The Sparemoment League of women bowlers heads into midseason with slim margins for top place. Standings show Thvyer's Beauty Shop atop with 50 points, while several teams including Allied Gas and Ogden Recreation chase, and high scores by Lois Sroufe Irene May LaVonne Severson lead individual marks.
A Pocahontas County extension specialist says soap and water should not be used on rugs. Alkaline soap can cause dye bleed and fiber damage, with residues attracting dirt and odor. Neutral detergents are preferred, but even water can leave brown or yellow stains if it reaches the rug backing.
Mr and Mrs George Seipel attend the wedding of Glenn Otto and Miss Sharon Siefort held Saturday evening in the Methodist church at Plover. Miss Twila Ranger formerly of Rolfe acts as a wick during the rug pile cleaning story, bringing water to the surface.
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