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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
3
A speaker advocates the warning against untimely hearing loss and explains the ear’s structures. The session notes previous cases from five to twenty years ago showing retained hearing. The event will be at Hotel Tremont after 2 00 P M.
William B. Bosworth, director of sales for the government loan organization in the Seventh District, expands savings securities distribution across Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Michigan. He urges every citizen to invest, praises savings securities as the best investment, and notes state contests to boost the government savings program with postmasters tasking outreach from the Treasury Savings Division in Chicago.
The Dollar-a-Week Savings Club expands across the United States from Maine to California, with the Seventh Federal Reserve district among the early organizers. Members pledge weekly purchases of $1 Treasury Savings Stamps, which exchange into higher certificates bearing safe, tax-friendly interest, and postmasters can initiate new members.
The Des Moines Capital editorial urges forest conservation amid last five years of fires devastating land and costing over eighty five million dollars. Government data say eighty two percent of fires are preventable. citizens should protect birds and plant trees while avoiding wasteful clearcutting.
Mrs R C Cert visits, Mr and Mrs Thos Edge host Wednesday eve, and Gladys helps with threshers at Holt home. Highest market prices for cream poultry eggs. Plover Produce Station contact. Andy Truelsen visits Storm Lake. Orin Miller returns from Fairbanks honeymoon trip. Mrs Henry Gruver and daughter return from Rolfe.
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