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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
7
Omaha Priest Builds Haven for Homeless Boys
Rev Flanagan started with 90 dollars and no church support to found the home for homeless boys. From 13 years of work he cares for thousands across 34 states Mexico and Canada. The home accepts any boy in need regardless of color or religion and aims to train them for self reliance and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exigan ‘Legion
Omahe
Legion
Amney
Iit
Omaha
Sara’ Joslyn
Nebraska
Eas
Father Flanagan
Flanagan
Mexico
Canada
Able
Fanagan
Emma Bartlett and Kate Harrington Rise in Iowa History
An Iowa tale outlines Rebecca Harrington Smith later known as Kate Harrington, author of Emma Bartlett, published 1856 as a sequel to Uncle Tom's Cabin. Born Sept 20 1881 in Allegheny City, she taught in private schools, wrote for The Louisville Journal, lived in Farmington and Keosauka, later married Oliver I. Taylor and James Pollard, and died May 29 1917 in Fort Madison. The piece notes Farmington’s small town and Harrington’s impact on early Iowa literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bartlett
Emma Batlett
Iowa
Rebecca Harrington
Smith
Farmington
Kate Harrington
Rebecca Harrington Smith
Allegheny City
Ohio
Kentucky
Rebecca
Louisville Journal
Oliver I. Taylor
New York
Keosauqua
Taylors
Burlington
Burlington Argus
The
Gazette
Taylor
James Pollard
Bloomfield
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Pollard
State Line
van Buren County
Budget estimate meeting for Pocahontas County districts viewed
A notice from the Independent township districts of Pocahontas County Iowa states a budget estimate meeting on Aug 3 1931 at 8 00 p m at the school house taxpayers are urged to attend to discuss funds and schoolhouse matters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notiv
Consolidated Independent School
Hatcet
Des Moines Township
Pocahontas County
Iowa
H. C. Kauffman
Giore
Clinton
Axpayers Y Stures
Rolfe
Pocahontas
Bnie
E. Grant
Town and City Estimate Report for Iowa City Area
A brief budget estimate outlines proposed town and city expenditures in the Iowa City area. Details include anticipated costs, funding sources, and projected timelines for approval and implementation by local officials.
Farmers to Aid Iowa State College Research Efforts
Iowa State College in Ames weighs creating a county by county committee to guide Experiment Station research. President R M Hughes, Director R K Bliss, and Henry Giese led a first meeting in Oelwein with farmers to set priorities such as hog house ventilation, brood sow feeding, soybean oil use, shredded corn cob bedding, pea canning trials, and permanent pasture studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State College
Ames
R. M. Hughes
Oelwein
Hughes
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Henry Giese
Agricultural Engineering Department
Farmers’ Committee
Bugo logists Advise Cleaning Granaries Before Grain
Dr C J Drake state entomologist at Iowa State College urges farmers to sweep grain bins clean and remove old grain from cracks and beams to prevent insect infestations before storing new grain. He notes warm winter reduced insect mortality and identifies threats from saw toothed grain beetle flour beetle angoumois grain moth and grain and rice weevils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Drake
Iowa State College
Drake
Summer fallowing helps in control of weed pests
Iowa State College expert Dr. R. H. Porter notes early fall plowing and summer fallowing suppress weed seed production and top growth. Practice aids control of cockleburrs wild morning glories and horse nettle while two-year farming with two small grain crops helps with red top quack grass devil's shoestring and Canada thistle using a spring-tooth harrow in hot dry summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Porter
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Iowa
Census Says 78,000 of 100,000 White Women Marry
Census figures claim 78 percent of white women marry. The article notes social trends and implications of marriage patterns in that era.
Emperor Heliogabalus Serves Camel Meat at Banquets
In a historical report the Emperor Heliogabalus is noted for serving camel meat at banquets. A separate modern note states Czechoslovakia now requires all communities to maintain public libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heliogabalus
Republic of Czechoslovakia
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