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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
8
The passage mocks moral failings and political rhetoric while noting a Peruvian town's drastic rodent purge. It cites officials voting to destroy all but six houses to curb rats and briefly alludes to wartime overextension and Congress.
William A Radford urges farmers to modernize barns with waterproof floors, clean stalls, and labor saving equipment. He notes site selection, ventilation, and two row stall layouts maximize milk output and help retain help, arguing contented cows and workers drive real farm income.
The Bay of Fundy is famed for extreme tides with rises of 62 feet at its head and 25 feet at Pasamaquoddy Bay near the Maine border. St John sees 20 to 27 feet, Moncton a 3 to 6 foot crest, and most areas experience two high tides each day with gradual, not slow, increases in wave height.
A letter from John Sims dated October 15 1812 from Uniontown recalls low living costs. Board for two cost 3.50 weekly coal six cents per bushel chickens 75 cents a dozen beef 8 to 14 cents a pound butter 12 1/2 cents a pound.
Milo R Ives seeks to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 19 township 92 range 31 Pocahontas County Iowa. Defendants include Sargent Sampson Allison Sevier Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad and unknown claimants. Appearance required by August 15 1920 or default and judgment will be entered. Published four weeks in Rolfe Arrow. Judge D F Coyle.
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County notice announces the estate of C. A. 4 and the appointment of an executrix. The filing indicates who may appear and contest the probate actions.
Notice states the undersigned is executrix of the estate of C A Grant late of Pocahontas county Iowa deceased. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay to the executrix dated June 26 1920.
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