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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
6
The letter notes corn thriving with heat and moisture from May to July, praises the four to five inches of rain around July 4, and discusses corn hog allotments. It mentions Harry Lund and Evert Tussing in Des Moines securing a $55,000 to $60,000 increase in the allotment and the impact on farmers.
The letter defends the AAA price support as sufficient to cover expenses, noting 36 cents per acre and typical yields. It urges Republicans to accept the allotment to support administration policy, while criticizing opponents and referencing a Minnesota jury and Governor Turner. It ends with a pointed jumble of complaints about worms and loan sharks.
A July 5 1934 letter discusses rising poultry prices and a looming favorable market. It urges rapid weight gain for chickens and balanced rations, plus warnings about mortgage moratoriums and the need for fair policy. It also notes an Egg Candling Conference and critiques drunken driving with civic action calls.
Havelock community reports a busy period with numerous visits and calls by residents and friends from Laurens Spencer Mallard Rolfe and Emmetsburg. July 4 events include family gatherings at Twin Lakes and Storm Lake with local shoppers and porch calls. An educational piece discusses egg yolk color affecting market value and demands for improved uniformity.
The Havelock Methodist Church invites all unaffiliated worshippers to join services with Pastor C. L. Day. Morning services at 10:00 and 11:00 a.m. and a 7:00 p.m. session are planned for the upcoming week with reminders that activities follow the set schedule unless announced otherwise. You will be made welcome.
A report notes a twenty percent decline in living costs in Australia over the past three years. The statement contrasts with inflation fears and highlights lower prices across essentials, suggesting improved affordability for households.
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