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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
6
Bulletin 81 from the USDA explains sun drying as a simple method when fruits and vegetables are properly prepared. It covers trays, ventilation, protection from rain and dust, and how to construct inexpensive drying racks from wood or wire to stack trays and use kitchen heat efficiently.
A detailed guide explains drying foods with parallel trays and controlled air currents. It describes using a ventilator opening, shifting trays for uniform drying, and options like cook stove ovens and galvanized wire trays. It also covers electric fan drying, cost efficiency, and maintaining color and reducing spoilage.
Local residents share visits and news across Rolfe Burt and Humboldt. Notable mentions include Miss Eva Tilton visiting Rolfe, Dr. Ferreby and Clarence Messer in town, and Mr. Rundlett returning after eighteen years. Red Cross Tag Day raises funds, and a large birthday party honors Verona Fuller. O. J. Sheldon and family visit Lake Mills, and Orton Bros. circus draws a crowd. Hats on sale at Cora Richardson Rolfe.
Congress members complain Washington hotels and cafes overcharging meals, comparing costs to London prices. Editorial riles against food pirates, calling for hard exposes and relentless coverage as the “more daylight” campaign gains steam.
In Iowa Pocahontas County A D 1917 Stella T Ingham plaintiff against Des Moines Valley Railroad Company and numerous defendants you are notified a petition claims absolute ownership of described land in section 17 township 93 north range 31 west and alleges adverse possession and possible forgeries. Hearing set for September 3 1917 at Pocahontas Iowa unless you appear by noon second day of term default will be entered.
In Pocahontas County, Iowa, Isabelle Hoover seeks an absolute divorce from William Wesley Hoover citing desertion for over two years. The petition must be filed by August 23, 1917, with a September 8, 1917 term starting, otherwise a default and decree may be entered. Attorney H. Moon represents the plaintiff.
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