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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
1
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Iowa canners produced a record 2 million cases of sweet corn in 1956, enough to supply each Iowa family with over 78 No. 2 cans. The year saw a nationwide bumper crop with USDA backing a canned corn sales drive. Iowa accounts for over 5 percent of U.S. sweet corn production, with about 20 major plants processing corn in the state.
A writer urges readers to notice missing individuals in daily life from churches to schools and crowds. He reflects on a 1937 traffic death and asks communities to remember the lost as they gather this week in various places.
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The week brought Heiliz Nickerson a newborn daughter in Worthington Minnesota as families gathered for visits. Local events included club meetings, dinners, and a school notes section detailing student activities, lessons, and a wire theft along the Iowa Power and Light Co. grid near the Pottowattomie Harrison county line.
Robert C. Wilson of the Immigration and Naturalization Service warns aliens in Iowa and Nebraska have one week to file their annual address report. Parents must file for children under 10 or those incapacitated. Willful noncompliance carries penalties including fines and possible deportation. A separate notice reports a 700 pound steer worth 126 dollars killed near Zearing after a truck collision.
The Farm Bureau women's committee will meet January 25 at the building for the first meeting of the new board. Mrs. P. L. Strong of Rolfe will discuss the Freedom bulletins and visiting other state legislatures will be considered. Initial work on a blood donor list for emergencies will be done. Mrs. Wm. Fisher will present the 1957 library program. Plans and costs for a spring tour to the Amana colonies will be reported.
An advertised treatment claims fast relief for internal and external piles using Triolyte ingredients. The product promises reduced swelling and quicker healing with a suppository and ointment option from Grove Laboratories.
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