Rolfe School Notes and Activities This Week
Semester exams set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday this week. A pep meeting and a boys versus girls quotation contest followed. Teachers will decide how to spend an extra hour weekly. Normal training exams planned midweek. Basketball trips and home games noted with Bradgate and Rockwell City. Miss Thorsen Nielsen and Nielsen staff changes announced. Community Literary Society organized with officers. Various grade activities, absences, and visitors recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elberts
Nellie Smith
Loveridge
Mesdames Snook
Hoffert
Thorson
Amick
Hilda
Esther Nielsen
Plover and D. M. T. Play School Basketball
The Plover girls won 8 5 and D. M. T. boys won 15 10 in Friday basketball games. Rita Stinton of the Senior class will leave D. M. T. for Merrill Indiana next week with her parents. The Students' Activity Association continues selling tickets for the community moving picture course to support the school. The S A R voted January 17 to join the State Athletic Association. The Senior English class studies the Sir Roger De Coverley Papers.
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Plover
Plover Girls
Rita Stinton
Merrill
Sir Roger de Coverly
Moving Forward and Industry Updates Across Regions
A call for progress urges the community to act while noting corporate and regional efforts. Ohio sugar beet growers organize a state association to govern future dealings with refiners. North Carolina farmers convert unsold wool into blankets for sale. U S industrial workers lose about nine days annually to sickness, costing $700 million in wages and 270 million lost productive days.
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Ohio
North Carolina
United States
Farm Sales Prolific as Prices Ease in Rolfe Area
Farmers list a busy sale schedule around Rolfe with A J Anderson M L Dingman R W Maxon J C Cooksey and George Stinton consigning cattle horses hogs and machinery. The catalog notes several hundred bushels of corn seed corn and farm poultry among items offered as owners seek to recover losses and low prices push sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Anderson
Peter Jensen
Rolfe Four
M. L. Dingman
Dingman
Chester
R. W. Maxon
J. C. Cooksey
George Stinton
Stinton
Rolfe
Spurling & Bagge
Farm Auction Teases Arrow for Future Sales
A fragment notes hay and substantial farm machinery to be sold, with a reference to Watch The Arrow for future sales updates and listings.
Russian thistle in alfalfa carload prompts safety note
Iowa farmer N. A. Lind of Rolfe bought second and third cutting alfalfa from Sioux City that contained Russian thistle. Experts warn the weed is unsafe to feed to livestock in its hard stage and can injure cattle, while noting ranches may see spiny leaves eaten reluctantly. Also mentioned are opium recovered by naval divers in Honolulu and the annual scale of Christmas tree usage in the United States.
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N. A. Lind
Rolfe
Iowa
Sioux City
Iowa State College Bulletin
Honolulu
United States
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Rolfe School
Rockwell City
Rockwell High
Manson
Miss Olerich
Frieda Thorsen
Marie Nielsen
The
Community Literary Society
Alfred Hewlett
R. W.maxon
Secy
Treas
Minnie B. Peterson
Bradgate
State Athletic Association
C. M. Webb
Rolfe, Iowa
Webb’s
Rolfe and Plover
Russian Thistle
Reca
E. R., Silliman
Cole
Philadelphia
Hereford Bulls
F. E. Zeman & Son
RolfeStorge Battery Company
Zool
W. W. Beam
T. R
Campbell Drs. Beam & Campbell Physicians and Surgeons
First National Bank Bldg
E. L. Hollis
T. D. Jones
First National Bank
L. M. Graham
Nacke’s
Rolfe Iowa
Pocahontas Loan & Trust Company (Incorporated
Pocahontas
Jos. McEwen
W.S. McEwen
McEwen Brothers Real Estate
State Savings Bank
Robt. Klein
Robt. Klein Sr
Robert Klein & Son
Col
H. H. Grove
Plover, Iowa
K. P. Otto General
Arrow
Joseph Zimmerman JR
Missouri Auction School
Gilmore City