He Comes Up Smiling Visit Promises Cheerful Meet
A dated note announces He Comes Up Smiling appearing Sunday March 21 bringing a cheerful visit to local readers.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
3
A dated note announces He Comes Up Smiling appearing Sunday March 21 bringing a cheerful visit to local readers.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Stelter last Friday afternoon. Miss Gladys Obrecht shopped in Laurens Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Glass welcomed a son. Mrs W E Cleveland and children visit Humboldt relatives. The Buck family and others visit Griffiths and Edge family. Various residents visit Laurens Pocahontas Laurens again. A large orchard demonstration drew a crowd though the demonstrator did not appear. Ou t-of-town visitors include Glenn Dunlap from Chicago and others from Laurens Rolfe Des Moines Nicollet Minn Hampton Pocahontas Fort Dodge Lohrville.
Ivan Godden was a business caller with Rolfe on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson and children visited relatives at Humboldt over the weekend. School closed Thursday and Friday for teachers to attend the Fort Dodge convention. Nellie Bowen visited Humboldt for a few days. Lulu Logan visited from Ellsworth with Baker, a fellow teacher. The girls basketball team lost at Mallard after a prior home win. Lloyd Basser was in Laurens.
Spirit Lake reports activity at week’s end with A D Kline in Ottosen, John Heald from Rolfe in town Monday, Till Hanson and Mrs Worster from Rolfe visiting, Rossie Long of Cedar Rapids purchasing the Jolliffe residence, W C Hoag in Eagle Grove, and Mrs Hovland visiting Paullina. Fred Bradburn from Humboldt also called on Saturday. A light-hearted remark ends with a note on courtship and marriage.
Iowa State College expert notes variable corn germination with late harvest crib samples showing dead ears in 17 of 40 samples. North county farms report crib corn deteriorating similarly. seed quality and storage conditions cited as key factors, with limited control.
Iowa sheep inventories grew four percent over the past year, a larger rise than in any neighboring state, according to Tom C. Stone of the extension department at Iowa State College.
The butter industry in the United States is immense and expanding, reflecting strong production levels and rising demand across markets. Industry observers note sustained growth in dairy processing, with milk suppliers and processors increasingly integrated to meet consumer needs.
A fragmented court note indicates a plaintiff asserting rights or lack thereof before noon on March 24 1995. The document mentions entries and a filing date with references to adversity and proofs presented in the case.
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