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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
3
Local residents report visitors and departures including Mr and Mrs Isagag Roberts returning from California, Ken Trottno and family traveling to Chicago, Chester Speer from Memme on business, and many social visits. Altruistic efforts for defense aluminum ware collection progress with receptacles placed around town, and multiple residents recoveries, vacations, and illnesses noted.
Mary Ames writes on tomatoes packed with vitamins A C and riboflavin. She shares a lunch plan of baked stuffed tomatoes with rice fat bread milk egg yolk and ham, plus variations with curry powder and white sauce. The piece also covers beet greens iron and calcium rich vegetables and tips to preserve color and nutrients.
Haul gravel for paving on Highway No. 10 from Havelock to Laurens begins with a Booth and Olson Sioux City contract at 2.24 dollars per square yard totaling 130417 dollars. Paving expected to start September 1 and finish in about 40 days with bridge 86 by 24 feet and three reinforced culverts plus a road pipe culvert let to Harry Noel for 1621 dollars.
Consumers are advised to dissolve a little salt in water for field workers in hot weather and to rest. Nutritionists recommend a teaspoonful of salt per person daily. Increase salt in cooked foods and add a pinch to cold drinks.
Advice on outdoor sun baths for infants emphasizes careful, gradual exposure to aid bone growth. Start with 8 to 15 minutes front and back for young babies, increasing by small increments each day, and limit to 15 minutes front and back unless continued gradual increases occur.
Improvements at the Coyle grocery include removing partitions and the old bank safe to create more room, a larger basement, and deeper storage. Locals mingle with visits and short trips as neighbors travel to nearby towns and engage in summer activities.
The Havetock I. C. O. P. lodge met Tuesday evening to elect officers with Will Brazier as head, Pirl Clayton recording secretary, Ned Goodchild finance secretary, Vincent Keerles chaplain, Ray Gruver warden, G. A. Cruver and Adolph Johnson inside guardian. A Moline tractor from Callon of Tolfo was on display. Will Steulil of West Tend tended threshing crop while Mr and Mrs Allen Williams at Neadley Calif were sick.
A rustic chapel built by ranchers in Grand Teton National Park near Moose Wyoming drew visitors for seven decades. A deliberate window reveals Crandleon Peak and the Teton Range as worshippers view a sacred alpine scene. The site hosts July and August services and attracts travelers from far afield including Norway.
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