Rolfe Local News Brief Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from Rolfe local page. lacks coherent events, names, dates, or actions to summarize a clear news item. Readable parts do not yield a complete report or identifiable person, place, or outcome.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text from Rolfe local page. lacks coherent events, names, dates, or actions to summarize a clear news item. Readable parts do not yield a complete report or identifiable person, place, or outcome.
Local classified items list farms and households for sale or trade. Entries include Poland China bred gilts, 1200 pounds of gopher seed oats, modern seven room house with garage and garden, and various farm equipment. Contact details reference Sack and Sons Havelock and Joe Shimon. Most listings note months, weights, and prices where provided.
At Stratford Rolfe finished second in the state joust amid a tight finish. Evans and reserves entered late, with Rudolphson and Pineanider contributing as substitutes. The final score and full details are unclear but the team showed leadership and strategic substitutions were deliberate.
In four games Rudolfson totaled 62 points with 2 field goals and 6 free throws this year after a 50 point performance last season. He incurred only four personal fouls across the events.
Morris Ives and roommate John Miller spent the weekend at Rolfe. Mr and Mrs Earl Ives drove to Ames on Sunday afternoon to take their son and his friend back to school.
A garbled calendar of spring hints mixes weather talk with shopping pitches. The column touts coat sales, tax jests, flooring, poultry heating, and farm supplies including hog houses and feeders, plus a promise of new coal and a car shipment upcoming this week.
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