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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
1
Consolidated with The Reveille on February 12 1914 traces the publication back to 1888 founded by J J Bruce and later run for years by members of the J H Lighter family.
Hogs may total about 89 million head in 1945, making it the third largest crop as prices stay strong until market. Past 1959 data suggest parity around 5.40 per hundred, with war wage effects fading and export demand shaping postwar stabilization. Others discuss military manpower needs and postwar food imports affecting France and Canada, plus domestic soap shortages and family life poems.
John W. Gwynne cites Iowa as the top national producer, accounting for eight to ten percent of cattle and calves, twenty percent of pork during war years, over fifty percent of commercial corn with binders, and second in butter. He notes manpower and transport shortages intensify the commendation for food producers.
Dear Sir the Mighty 7th War Loan Campaign is over and called highly successful with quotas reached in Iowa. The War Finance Committee Treasury Department thanks Iowa newspaper publishers and ad sponsors for their help via ads, noting the home front victory and urging continued support.
Anecdotes from the Pacific theater recount humorous and harrowing moments with Army personnel. A Jap prisoner and a guard conflict illustrate tensions, while improvised firefights and improvised weapons highlight daily peril. The piece mixes tall tales and witnessed incidents, underscoring wartime bravado and fear.
A compact table presents three feature groups: Single Total City Town Farm, Double features, and Dont care. Each group lists percentage values for four columns with values such as 60 64 61 54 and 34 34 381 36, plus 6 2 8 10 for Dont care.
Brownie, Manning's top movie fan, died after collapsing on a hospital lawn following a performance. The aged dog, owned by film operator Fred Dethlefs, had never missed a showing in ten years. A throat infection is suspected as the cause.
New addition to the university provides housing for student nurses and cadet nurse corps members. The project costs around 200000 and aims to support cadets during training while the school expands the nursing program.
Iowa's 1945 football squad becomes the seventeenth to play at Iowa Stadium. Past teams posted 22 wins 28 losses and 6 ties. The venue hosts conference games versus Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota plus opening Ottumwa NAS. Navy pre flight Sea Hawks use the stadium for the fourth season with five games seven scheduled three on Sunday.
Public notice lists multiple recipients including H D Brinkman, Geo L Pirie, Andrew M Simonson, Roy L Simonson, Lester D Emerson, J M Bush, Roy A Johnson, and institutions such as Metropolitan Life Insurance, Prudential, Commercial State Bank of Pocahontas, and Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway. Iowa Pocahontas County and Nebraska Omaha area agencies noted. addresses and roles include land and tax commissioners, county auditor, and trustees. The document designates a drainage district petition process with involved owners lienholders and unknown heirs and claimants.
Property in Pocahontas County Iowa includes Lots 1 and 2 Block 12 Town of Gilmore City. Sold for 1937 and 1988 taxes on December 4 1939 to R L Hudson now owned by him. Redemption expires ninety days after service. Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed. Dated July 12 1945. 193 R L Hudson
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