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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

4

No Secret War Gases to Fear

Dr. James R. Withrow of Ohio State University argues fears of new deadly gases are groundless. He notes chemists aim to produce known materials in larger, cheaper quantities and warns the US must prepare for potential munition plants nationwide. He cites cheaper oxygen carbon explosives and past cyanide work for the army.

Columbus Ohio Europe James R. Withrow Withrow Department of Chemical Engineering Ohio State University American Institute of Chemical Engineers Dr. Withrow Leuna Saxony Germany United States Washington Indiana United States Army

University Boys Rope In College Money

Dean and Hyde Merritt, sons of rancher King Merritt, return to the University of Wyoming to study agriculture while funding college expenses with calf roping earnings from western rodeos. Dean won $200 at the Greeley Spud rodeo for a calf roping time of 16 seconds, his father placing second. The duo competed at Cheyenne Frontier Days, riding about 150 horses and 300 cattle in spare time.

Cheyenne Wyo Dean Hyde Merritt University of Wyoming Hyde King Merritt Greeley Colo iLluck Merritt

Antelope Refuge Used as Nursery for Fawns

Hart Mountain Antelope Refuge near Lakeview converts to a nursery for over 100 fawns. The fawns will be raised and later sent to Washington and Oregon game refuges. They receive canned milk by bottle four to five times daily until they can graze.

Lakeview Obe Hart Mountain Washington Oregon

Hog type debate aids Iowa pork planning

A. L. Anderson of Iowa State College urges staying with a middle type hog for flexibility as prices rise and production grows. He warns against extremes toward very large or very small hogs, citing domestic market limits and cost inefficiencies, while noting consumer preference for compact, meaty cuts. A later item reports the Davis family discovering an old flower bed spot in Mt. Vernon after rains.

Iowa A. L. Anderson Iowa State College Animal Husbandry Department Anderson Delos Davis Mt. Vernon Davis

Government spotlight lifts egg prices and demand

Frank Priebe's weekly poultry letter notes eggs fetch twice the price of a year ago while hens rise by 50 percent. Housewives keep buying at similar rates as government ads boost egg prominence as essential for defense, aviation, and nutrition shaping wartime food policy.

Sam

Long Range View On Poultry And Egg Markets

The speaker argues for higher prices to boost production while Henderson aims to lower them. Prices must rise enough to stimulate supply, despite jitters from speculators about price regulation. From a producer's perspective, poultry and eggs appear highly profitable for farms.

Wickard Leon Henderson Henderson

Residents share Fourth of July visits across county

Adel residents Mr and Mrs Robert Ellis and children Barbara Bruce and Bobby visited the Wesley Campbell home near Mallard over the Fourth and returned Saturday evening Barbara stayed for a weeks visit Gwendolyn Nelson and Leola Hammond of Tyndall SD toured Washington New York Niagara Cana da Detroit and Miss Hammond and Miss Nelson teach in Dayton IA schools Also Des Moines trip with Evelyn Struthers Lavon Lynch visited Des Moines with Mrs Struthers Miss Evelyn started work at the American Credit corporation The Ernest Vaughn picnic drew Dr and Mrs W F Brinkman Bill Kohl Jack Kohl Don Henderson Glyde Brinkman and others Attended by many from nearby towns and families in transit through the weekendicum

Robert Ellis Barbara Bruce Bobby Adel Wesley Campbell Mallard Campbell Home Gwendolyn Nelson Leola Hammond Tyndall Washington, D.C New York Niagara Canada Detroit Hammond Nelson Dayton E. J. Struthers Edward Des Moines Evelyn Struthers Struther Evelyn American Credit Corporation Struthers Lavon Lynch Evelyn Green Ernest Vaughn W. F. Brinkman Bill Pocahontas Jack Kohl Don Henderson Estherville Glyde Brinkman Franklyn Islea Beth Dougie

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