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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
1
A community editorial argues cooperation arises from both selfish and unselfish motives. It notes even self interest can fuel progress and that results matter to the public. It warns cooperation can hinder bad projects and stresses shared ideals to realize community development.
Hart Jenks, famed from New Brooms at Chautauqua, heads the lead in White Collars this season. He arrives from the Fritz Leiber Shakespearean Company, praised as a top American troupe, after a national tour and a New York run.
Calvin Coolidge describes a demanding daily routine in The American Magazine. He details dictation mornings, numerous appointments, cabinet and Congress meetings, a 12 15 luncheon, and endless mail and autographs. He argues presidential power grows with each era and final judgments rest with the president.
Study by the Bureau of Education estimates widespread pupil absenteeism wasted about 250 million dollars last year. Among 72 120 children in ten states the median attendance was 141.7 days. half attended less than seven and a half months. Longer terms correlated with higher daily attendance. younger pupils showed poorer attendance.
Dr L H Pammell of Iowa State College urged farmers at Pocahontas County Farm Bureau events to attack the small ragweed infestations. A survey shows about eighty percent of Iowa pastures are infested. He cites bitter taste as a reason for spread and recommends mowing or swathing as plants bloom in July, or spraying with iron sulfate solution in early June.
The United States holds more than half the world coal reserves, while burial costs have quintupled in twenty years. These shifts are linked to rising longevity among Scots centenarians.
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