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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
7
Long column records visitors travelers and family news. Numerous residents from Ames Fort Dodge Des Moines and Chicago visit, attend weddings, graduations or join relatives for summer stays. Military and overseas service members reconnect with families as travelers share plans and addresses.
From Paris to Wiesbaden the narrator observes a city scarred by war, its once grand mineral baths and palaces ruined while displaced persons, including Russians and Poles, crowd camps and streets. UNRRA struggles to relocate them as Wiesbaden shifts from resort to silent, damaged capital.
Inland waters begin open season for all species on June 15 and close November 30. Boundary waters allow all species except paddlefish and rock sturgeon which are banned indefinitely by 1943 order. State fishing laws are available at license outlets or by writing to the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines.
County auditor notices a commissioner will vacate and establish a road described as remaining adjacent to Lot 5 in Pocahontas County Iowa on June 6 1945. The notice directs all concerned to appear and present objections or claims.
The auditor proposes vacating the east forty feet of Lot 5 in Auditor's Plat Section 4 Township 92 Range 31 and establishing that strip as a public highway. The new road connects the existing highway between Lots 6 and 14 to the north west highway from Lot 5's northeast corner. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in the county auditor’s office by noon July 17, 1945.
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