Public Notice of Newspaper Affidavit Filing
Classified notice records an entry dated May 14 for second class matter at Rolfe Iowa. Filing under federal act March 3 1879 indicates annual charge per year for six months.
31 Jan 1952
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
1
Classified notice records an entry dated May 14 for second class matter at Rolfe Iowa. Filing under federal act March 3 1879 indicates annual charge per year for six months.
The report covers a blizzard shortened week with class activities. Students discuss snow weather, birthdays, a car race ticket system, writing lessons, Valentine Post Office project, life in the Far North, spelling feats, birthdays, and core lessons in reading, math, and geography. Janet Lansing ill. cards sent. Fourth and fifth grades study outdoors, Roman numerals, paragraphs, Egypt irrigation, and western states geography.
A reading of the week highlights perfect spelling papers with 19 flawless submissions and seven near misses. World History class discusses the presidential election year, while Vocational Agriculture reports on hog management, FFA dues, and planned activities including a February 12 banquet and a 90 mph speedometer quip.
A compilation of items from 1893 and 1922 entries includes deaths in Eldorado and Rolfe Iowa, farm sales in Dickinson and Havelock hay shipments, new horse palace in Plover, cattle purchase in Fayette county, scarlet fever turning malignant with a death, and community notices. Also notes Dr C McCray at Manhattan Oil, Zimmerman retirement, Dr Lyon’s death in Burns Wyoming, Bernice Foral’s upcoming marriage, birth announcements for Carlson and Arnold families, and local advertisers featured in the February 2 1922 issue.
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