04 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1936
Page
1
A pondering note questions political appearances while predicting the Iowa legislature must rapidly advance major agendas this winter and spring to meet expectations. The speech implies urgency for lawmaking amid public scrutiny.
Rolfe high school basketball capped an unblemished schedule as they moved toward the sectional tournament. They beat Gowrie and Fort Dodge high, face Manson in the sectional, then possible games at Sac City and beyond, drawing statewide attention for a small town program.
The text argues propaganda from wealthy interests shapes public opinion and potentially leads to war. It predicts retirees from the Supreme Court and new appointments without expanding the court, claiming not a Roosevelt conspiracy but corporate influence as the real pressure. It emphasizes preserving peace and harmony in the country.
The article recalls memorial stones across the Scottish islands including the Thrusher Stone in Lewis commemorating a clan battle between Macaulay and Morrison. It highlights Langass Bharp in North Uist, chambered burial cairns, and Neolithic tombs. It describes earth tunnels and underground galleries with living rooms carved from stone, some deep and low, possibly used as hiding places.
Frank Preble urges early chick orders and favors heavy breed poultry for higher returns. He argues Leghorns do not always beat heavy breeds and stresses raising good quality Rocks Reds Wyandots and Orpingtons. The column cites New Hampshires as fast growing and profitable, with a Kansas 4-H club fostering such flocks.
Frank Priebe recommends New Hampshire chicks seen in a feed dealer window noting their fast growth relative to hatchery stock. H L Wilcke of Iowa State College and J B Davidson of the same college discuss profitable artificial lighting for laying flocks in winter and future lighter faster tractors.
In a brief exchange between a wife and husband, he reports a puncture after stopping to inspect a road fork. The wife scolds him for not watching the guide’s warning about a fork in the road as they discuss the incident.
A humorous classroom exchange has a pupil unsure how many bones are in the human body while the teacher presses for yesterday's answer. The pupil explains breakfast was fish. The fragment reflects light local humor from El Paso.
A humorous Vancouver Province quip contrasts an applicant boasting five straight football pool wins with an employer seeking smartness strictly during work hours. The exchange highlights workplace expectations and cleverness within a business setting.
An exchange quotes a statesman who objects to women in politics saying he trusts plain people and asserts no woman will consent to be placed in that category. The remark reflects gender bias in political participation and public discourse.
A humorous sports brief notes a golfer failing to settle on the course while jokes about the mosquitoes winning the round. It captures a light moment from a Buffalo Courier-Express item.
A report by W. Adams notes digestive issues caused his heart to miss beats after eating. Doctors advised removing all gas producing foods. since then he eats freely and feels fine. Remarks coauthored by ML Webb and Drugeist.
In district court Iowa Pocahontas county a notice states Mannie L. Grant has been appointed executrix of the estate of Richard C. Grant late of Pocahontas county deceased. Creditors must present claims per law for allowance. Dated 8th day 1937.
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