22 Jan 1953
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1953
Page
1
Pocahontas Eldon Anderson, manager, promotes Farmers Co op Co as a trusted grain market and feed supplier serving Pocahontas Havelock and Plover. The cooperative emphasizes fair prices, accurate weights, high service quality, and community improvement through dependable facilities and experienced leadership.
Pauls Radio Store in Pocahontas Iowa offers specialized radio and television repair and installation for all makes, with car radio repair and immediate delivery. The ad emphasizes superior workmanship, long experience, and a growing, trusted local service. The Winnebago cooperative telephone association also installed dial phone service in Rake as the third such cooperative in the nation.
Freeburg Motor Co in Pocahontas promotes Studebaker cars and trucks noting 1952 leadership and new V-8 models. The dealer at 328 Main offers parts, skilled service for Studebaker and other makes, highlighting gas economy, streamlined styling, safety, and heavy duty trucks.
Henry Zech of Green Colonial Furnaces Timken Gas and Oil Burners Plumbing Heating Electric Service advertises expert plumbing and heating solutions. The copy emphasizes Zech as a specialist with many years of experience and promotes making a home out of a house through proper utility arrangements.
A leading plumbing and heating shop in the community emphasizes a well equipped shop and reliable service. The owner relies on repeat customers and referrals, offering fair prices and orderly contract handling to ensure utmost satisfaction with minimal disturbance.
Hood-Eichler Sales Co. emphasizes stocking a complete supply of parts and implements for Buick cars and Oliver New Idea and Gehl farm machinery. This on hand stock enables prompt repair service and avoids delays sending to factories or larger distributors.
Hood-Eichler Sales Co. of Pocahontas highlights a large on hand stock of parts and repairs for cars and tractors. The firm touts reasonable repair and overhaul charges, skilled staff, and offers Buick V-8s and Oliver New Idea Gehl implements. Turner leads Farm Business Associations of NW Iowa with recommendations for Pocahontas county farms. County Extension Director Rosenberger urges farmers to reserve seats for the Soil Conservation Shortcourse on January 28 or 29 to protect profits amid rising costs.
Wm. Turner, farm management specialist of Iowa State College, will outline farm practices that have paid Iowa farmers. He speaks to Pocahontas county soil conservation shortcourse delegates on Wednesday and Thursday, January 28 and 29. Turner has worked for several years with the Farm Business As-
A Burr Oak boy, 12 year old Jimmy Dinger, has been unconscious since October 80 due to a car accident. Doctors report his condition is improving and friends and neighbors have raised over 1200 dollars to aid him as he recovers.
Mrs. Lorinda Bailey of Marion observed her 107th birthday, noted as one of the town’s oldest residents. The event highlights longevity and recognition within the Marion community.
Thirteen year old Jimmy Gray of Sidney is healing from a broken jaw after his sled ride collided with a car. The accident involved a pedestrian injury scenario on a local street and authorities are investigating the incident.
The chart and 1952 map show rapid district growth with one of every five farmers or ranchers participating as a cooperator. Nearly 2,500 locally organized districts cover 84 percent of U S farm land, with cooperators managing over a quarter of agricultural land. The Soil Conservation Service notes a 7 percent rise in permanent-type practices in 1952.
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