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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

3

Happenings of Hinterland and Local Edges

Jess Cox will direct the Estherville Municipal Band for the season. Midwest Construction Co. of Minneapolis to build Spencer post office at about 73000 with work starting next week. Grade widened along Emmetsburg cemeteries by State Highway Commission. Cherokee paving bond proposition defeated by narrow margin. Swift & Co. to build Spencer poultry plant this summer at a cost about 40000. Milwaukee Railway will re ballast roadbed Spencer to Chicago employing 400. gravel from Milford pit. Sac county paving bonds faces local rivalry endangering program. Bill Branagan of Emmetsburg touted for Congress by local Democrat speaker. Wall Lake renamed Black Hawk Lake by State Board of Conservation. Capt R E Colton tours Pocahontas county. writes on US economy. Arrow notes finances improving.

Jess Cox Estherville Jess Midwest Construction Co Minneapolis Spencer Emmetsburg State Highway Commission Cherokee County Cherokee Swift & Co Milwaukee Railway Co Chicago Milford Sac Bill Branagan Bill Wall Lake Black Hawk Lake State Board of Conservation R. E. Colton Pocahontas County Colton U. S. Marine Corps Canada Country Iowa United States the Arrow

Timely Farm Tips From Iowa State College

Farmers told to keep minerals before pigs at all times and ensure adequate drinking water for poultry during hot weather. Economists say breeding stock accounts for about one third of pig production costs. Two story hog houses may spread in Iowa with plans under development. Narrower corn rows and fewer kernels per hill may occur due to moisture distribution. Dr J M Aikman notes these corn planting adjustments. Carbon bisulfide offered as ant control in lawns with careful handling and precise application.

Iowa State College Iowa Fayette County J. M. Aikman Botany Department

Fletcher Unlimbers His Heavy Guns In Campaign

Cedar Rapids June 1 Special Attorney General John Fletcher accuses his political rival of protecting criminals and cites investigations into state treasurer plunder. He argues law enforcement must stand firm despite political pressure and vows to keep fighting corruption as Iowa’s attorney general.

Cedar Rapids John Fletcher Fletcher Iowa Iowa City State Mr. Long

Fewer Automobiles Owned by Iowa Farm Families Over Time

Iowa farm automobiles totaled 205 958 on January 1 1932, down 3 percent from the state’s farm count. By January 1 1980 the total reached 217 120 with over one per farm, but in the two years prior to 1982 a decline of 11 171 occurred amid widespread drops across counties from west to east.

Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Iowa Department of Agriculture Palo Alto Hancock Story Black Hawk Jackson Buchanan Lucas Monroe Scott, Lee Fremont Racoon Hamilton Wright Franklin Jefferson Mahaska

Proverbial Wit on Friendship and Fashion Parables

A witty old saying cautions against judging friends harshly while humorously noting a divided garment a man wears. It also jokes that children are wiser than parents expect, suggesting parents delay serious talks until after a child’s sixth birthday.

Turner urges tax revision and relief before Iowa primary

Governor Dan W. Turner presses tax revision and reduction as essential before the Monday primary election. He cites past cuts, calls for a state income tax, and urges choosing a legislature and lieutenant governor supportive of tax relief. He also seeks national action to aid farmers and stabilize prices. The Pocahontas meeting drew a crowded hall despite strong winds.

Dan W. Turner Farm Bureau Pocahontas Iowa Des Moines Federal Reserve Bank Congress Federal Reserve System Hronek Pocahontas County

Specialist Tells of Sewing Short Cuts

Miss Hazel Bown of the Ex tension Service at Iowa State College shares sewing shortcuts. Press patterns with a warm iron to remove wrinkles and improve accuracy. Notches should face outward to prevent fraying. Pleats can be secured by inner stitching, and buttons sewn over a pin for secure placement.

Hazel Bown Iowa State College Miss Bown

Sedlom Fails Joe Do You Know Peach Cordial

In a brief exchange Sedlom asks about making a peach cordial. Jack answers with a casual remark to send her some candy, reflecting a light, everyday tone in the dialogue.

Joe Jack

Candidates announce bids in Pocahontas county races

A flurry of public notices shows residents announcing candidacies for county offices in Pocahontas Iowa. Names include C W Peterson E R Stahly Luther Thompson S F Hiatt T W Ellis H C West Hubert Kapsch C A Reyman F M Tice J W Berry Roy A Johnson and others seeking Republican or Democratic nominations for sheriff clerk district court county attorney recorder treasurer auditor and supervisor ahead of the June 6 1932 primary.

Pocahontas County E. R. Stahly F. M. Tice Fonda Iowa J. W. Berry Pocahontas A. CG. Carmichael Anyset J. F. Carlson Roy A. Johnson

Forest reservations taxed at $1.00 per acre

The Pathfinder notes an Iowa law exempting forest and fruit tree reservations from higher taxes. Provisions require at least two acres for forest or one to ten acres for fruit trees, with minimum tree counts. Exemption sets assessed value at $1 per acre.

Pathfinder Washington, D. C Iowa State of

Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Pocahontas County Iowa 1932

Iowa notice states a public auction on June ith 1932 at 2 00 pm at the Flaherty farm east of Rolfe Pocahontas County to satisfy a Humboldt County district court writ in favor of Edward Kirby against J A Meyer A E Waldron G A Genet. One Do All tractor to be sold for cash, plus costs. Sheriff Chas Stebbins and Deputy Chas Pattee sign. Dated May 13 1932.

State of Iowa Pocahontas County Flaherty Rolfe Humboldt State of Iowa Edward Kirby J. A. Meyer A. E. Waldron G. A. Genet Chas. Stebbins Chas. Pattee Sheriff’s Office Pocahontas

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Harriss Ford Thomas Turner Sedlom BY Terry Gilkisoy Terry Goa C. W. Peterson Tranc Marion Bruce Arrow G. G. Butler Luther Thompson F. Hiatt T. W. Ellis Palmer H. C. West Havelock Hubert Kapsch Varina Yam C. A. Reyman Laurens Fred M. Hudson Claude W. Wilson Katherine Boozell Powhatan Clinton Garfield Jarence Jensen Randall Melson J. M. Bush Plover Amy Ireland C. W. Siefkin Savage Carl J. White Rolfe A Robert Bruce State Savings Bank Rolfe 2 Abe M. DE Vaul L. M. Graham E. P L. W. Kennedy Weils Telephone
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