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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1956

Page

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Meat eating, markets, and moral economy in postwar talk

The article argues meat provides essential protein for health and notes meat production affects prices in a free market. It cites hog prices in Chicago slipping to a six year low then rising, and highlights the Rome Third International Food Congress praising American supermarkets for honest labeling and consumer collaboration. It concludes with a defense of fair dealing and competition as a force for honesty.

Ezés Chicago Rome Benson Pious XI United States

Timex Encourages Summer Dental Checkups for Kids

A mother notes her three children are unhappy when dentists do not call to set their twice yearly visits. The piece contrasts past dragging children to appointments with today's routine six month checkups and urges families to schedule summer visits before toothaches prompt action.

Iowa Hog Farrowing Trends and Market Outlook

Iowa College economist Steve Hiemstra reports 35,085,000 pigs farrowed in the period, with 9.94 pigs per litter setting a new record. Western Corn Belt sow numbers are down 15 percent from last year while the eastern belt falls 4 percent. prices may rise in late year as slaughter levels stay high but fall by autumn. Breeding intentions for fall show a 7 percent drop, hinting at a stronger winter market. A separate report notes Maurice Manson of Strawberry Point killed when a tractor backed over him after he jumped from a wagon to stop it. First team railroad linked Baltimore and Ohio in 1830.

Steve Hiemstra Iowa Colleges Farm Economist Iowa Chicago Towa State College Maurice Manson Strawberry Point Theron

25 Years Ago Taken From Arrow Visit and Hostess Gatherings

A Thursday last week saw A. Rogers visit with Ralfe friends. She is entertained at J. C. Damberg and Fred Nelson homes. Garfield Go-Getters met at Mr. and Mrs. Randall Melton’s with Miss Barbara Melson as hostess. Mrs. H. D. Brinkman led a stitching demonstration.

A. Rogers Ralfe J. C. Damberg Fred Nelson Garfield Randall Melton Barbara Melson H. D. Brinkman

County Teachers Institute Opens July Seventeenth

The 45th annual County Teachers Institute begins July 17 and runs to July 25. Faculty include Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell De satis Prof Arthur E Bennett Su Rh AL Moore Water M RB Hassel Pocahontas Helen E Porter Minneapolis Walter P Jensen praises securing top instructors. The Tuesday Club met at C J Morrison home with piano selections by Cecil Price and Lucerne Symes and papers on Child Literature and Housekeeping.

County Teachers Institute Hattie Moore Mitchell Desatis Arthur E. Bennett AL Moore Water RB. Hassel Pocahontas Helen E. Porter Minneapolis Minn Walter P. Jensen C. J. Morrison Cecil Price Lucerne Symes Hollis Siefxin W. D. McEwen Anna O'Reed Las Gt Ping Fort Dodge J. L. Monr Mr. Moore

Lutheran Ladies Art Club Guest Day at Bradgate

The Lutheran Ladies Art Club held a guest day with members from Gilmore and té churches attending. The program featured Hymn Love Is Excelling Scriptural readings and prayers led by Rev. Piano dtet Wanda and Francis Madsen with Organ music. Community members and families visited and joined in church and social activities around Bradgate and surrounding towns through July with multiple local couples hosting and attending events.

Art Lutheran Church of Gilmore Methodist Church of Miethier Art Petersen Dtet Wanda Francis Madsen Max Gellman Om Titenka Hans Sacson Tren Harry Jensen Art Jensen Bining

The Highway Story by Bob Hollihan

A town learns Roy is exceptionally tight after a drug store quip sparks a long standing joke. Buck Hanson coins the line Roy is so tight that he wouldn’t give a nickel to see his grandmother pitch horseshoes in the state championship.

Roy Buck Hanson Buck

Rumors Surround Roy's Death and Grandmother's Suffering

A man named Roy faced gossip about his grandmother and alleged selfishness. He was killed when a car hit him at a country intersection while yielding. The chatter claimed he neglected his grandmother, but locals argued the driver’s speed caused the fatal crash. Arthur Joslin, 24, of Anamosa, died in a quarry accident near Marion a week after marriage.

Roy Arthur Joslin Anamosa Marion

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