11 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
1
The piece argues that prohibitions on professional advertising are harmful, favoring competition and consumer choice. It cites dentists optometrists and others, warns of lobby-driven bills, and urges newspapers to mobilize against anti advertising laws while urging repeal of restrictive measures. It also touches on court led disputes and calls for policy reform.
Miss Dorothy Boyd of Roland Iowa a youthful contralto appears in a concert with the Waldorf college a cappella choir on Monday March 15 at 8 p m at Rolfe high school auditorium under Trinity Lutheran church auspices.
Frank Priebe notes Easter boosts egg demand as bakers and breaking plants buy ahead. He cites 150 million dozen eggs broken for industrial use and expects a 10 percent rise. Dried eggs show potential if tariffs pass, benefiting U.S. producers and hens keepers.
Ninety three homes in Pocahontas county were reached in the second lesson in nutrition The School Lunch reports by Ruth Seaton Hicks home demonstration agent following the third training series This marks about a 50 per cent increase in homes reached and suggests even larger gains in final results The last group of lessons on Meals for All Ages and Occasions runs in March with The Buffet Luncheon planned for party occasions.
The queen bee is capable of laying more than 1000 eggs in a single day under favorable conditions. This high reproductive output supports colony growth and caste balance within the hive.
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