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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
8
Expert guidance from W. A. Albrecht of the University of Missouri notes alfalfa inoculation dramatically improves stands and protein content. Methods include using nodulated soil from existing fields or treating seed with soil or commercial cultures, with inoculation best when grown where not previously cultivated.
A Farmers Mail and Breeze note explains an adjustable draft plow feature operable from mid-handle position. The larger cut illustrates how the draft can be varied to suit soil conditions and plowing depth, improving ease for the operator.
The description outlines a general plan of an adjustable draft mechanism. It notes a smaller cut revealing the end of a controlling bar with a sprocket wheel. The wheel raises or lowers the draft bar by turning a wheeled handle at the rod’s opposite end between the handles.
For clean eggs use ample clean litter in nests, preferably cut straw with a handful of tobacco stems to deter lice. Gather eggs twice daily, or more in cold weather, to prevent chilling, and store at 45 to 55 degrees.
A reporting note recalls an address by Mr. Harrah urging study of state history and access to records while urging cooperation with a future committee on newspapers history. It reflects wartime saving efforts and critiques Prussian brutality in the Old World with stark imagery of civilians harmed.
A reader notes Des Moines daily papers have surged to about 110000 total circulation, with 67000 on Sundays for The Register. He urges swift Liberty Bond purchases, condemns passive duty, and discusses wartime moral questions and liquor policy in hospitals.
The Rolfe Arrow notes Eugene Lighter has been selected for officers training camp amid local excitement. Dexter faces smallpox and cariet fever with Barnham suspecting a rival outbreak. The piece urges widespread planting to meet demand and praises Governor Harding’s broad support, while noting a former ally’s contested claim of credit.
Hayner is a fearless fighter, ready for battle and prepared to stand up to anyone who underestimates him, promising a hard clash for those who doubted his resolve.
The piece portrays Havner as a hard hitter who may lack diplomacy yet commands broad support from those who back law enforcement. It notes the Red Cross aid reaching 26 000 French children and ongoing relief in Belgium, emphasizing American humanitarian principles beyond profits. It asserts U S loyalty to Italy amid German pressure and questions European understanding of disinterested aid as national spirit.
London Tit-Bits notes the Indian princes presented King George with swords daggers tulwars and scimitars each bearing inscriptions and messages praising English civilization and loyalty. The weapons are described as historic relics with tales of battles crusades and noble patrons.
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