For Sale Classified Items From Rolfe Iowa Market
A collection of small notices from Rolfe listing items for sale including cattle yearling bull, yearling owes, chinchilla rabbits, a sewing machine, work horse, John Deere disc, eggs for hatching Buff Orpingtons and Barred Rocks, a fanning mill, canary birds, and alfalfa hay. Contact names include Chas Majorowicz E Wilcox T H Fisher A V Graeber L Lundy Mrs W K Wheeler Thompson Bros. and phone numbers where provided.
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John Deere
Thompson Bros
Rolfe
Orpington
A. V. Graeber
Ee L. T. Lundy
Local Diddings and Community Notices
Mrs. Chet Carpenter returned from Louisville Nebraska to visit family. The Ernest Cox family of Rolfe attended John Sandy's birthday in Mallard with about thirty relatives. Irvin Sime of Roland trades for F L Robinson meat market and will assume March 15. Clifford Telfer joined the State Highway Commission road crew out of Fonda. Mr. and Mrs. Will Howland celebrated her thirty fifth birthday with twenty friends. Local basketball notes discuss Plover and Mallard advancing in district play and nearby LeMars beating East High. Tuesday club hosted hobbies with Bunco and St Patrick themed dinner decorations and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Carpenter
Roy Dobbs
Louisville
Neb
Ernest Cox
Rolfe
John Sandy
Mallard
Sandy
Will Howland
Storm Lake
Plover
LeMars
East High
Sioux City
Milford
Geo. O. Hauck
Nora Cleaver
Helen Brinkman
Catherine Nacke
Mary Frances McIntire
Marjorie Darrow
Marguerite Hauck
C. B. Bowen
Fred Hille Low
Clint Morrison
C. W. Siefkin
Spencer Chick Hatchery Ad Declares Large Weekly Chick Capacity
In Spencer Iowa the hatchery offers 60 000 chicks per week with super culled blood tested flocks as insurance against white diarrhea. Seventh successful season and prices available by writing for details or calling No 1000.
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Spencer
Iowa
Spencer Chick Hatchery
Spencer, Ia
Seger Buys White General Store. Livermore Changes Hands
J H Seger, longtime manager of the People's Mercantile, has purchased the White general store in Livermore. He will take possession Apr 1 and move his family there after the school year ends. Emer Heathman of Pocahontas will manage the Plover store in Seger’s absence, bringing mercantile experience from Havelock and Pocahontas.
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J. H. Seger
People’s Mercantile
Livermore
Seger
Emer Heathman
Pocahontas
F. E. Heathman
Havelock
Heathman
Farm Union Meeting in Pikertown Local
The Pikertown Local of the Farm Union met at Ward Sharp home Friday evening March 14 for the regular monthly session. Attendees reported good weather and attendance. A brief business session was followed by songs and readings led by Betty, Marjory Sharp, Ruth Roberts, Viola Hanisch, and Luella Buck.
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Pikertown
Farm Union
Ward Sharp
Betty
Marjory Sharp
Ruth Roberts
Viola Hanisch
Luella Buck
Census Enumerator Appointed for District 76-21 and 76-22
Mrs. J. H. Pollock is appointed census enumerator for districts 76-21 and 76-22. The appointment was announced last evening and instructions will follow. Real work starts Wednesday April 2 as farmers receive blanks to complete their general farm schedule at home.
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J. H. Pollock
Powhatan Township District Boundary Note
The article describes cooperation with Powhatan township residents during enumerator visits and outlines that the district currently includes only Powhatan township. The tone is collaborative and focuses on ensuring smooth counts and local approvals for the census process.
Powhatan Threshing Co Forms Southwest of Plover
Farmers southwest of Plover formed the Powhatan Threshing Co to operate a steam threshing outfit bought from Ware neighbors. B. W. Lathrop chairs the board with O. A. Campney as secretary. A building bee this week saw a shed erected on the Judd Mehaffey farm ready to thresh the oats to be harvested next week or soon after.
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Plover
Ware
Powhatan Threshing Co
B. W. Lathrop
O. A. Campney
Judd Mehaffey
Plan for Second Year of Home Furnishings Course
Seven townships attended the Pocahontas court house meeting on Tuesday March 11 to endorse plans for a Home Furnishings course starting September 8 1930. Miss Irma Garner will lead lessons on Commercial Floor Coverings Pictures for the Home Decorative Textiles Household Linens China Silver Glass and Pottery.
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Court House
Pocahontas
Mary Gregg
Iowa State College
H. F. Olerich
Irma Garner
Wise So Presbyterian Church Notes
An all-family basket dinner and the annual every-member canvass are planned for next Sunday at Wise So Presbyterian Church. Families bring covered dishes and children. the Board of Deacons leads canvass after the meal. The church meeting is set for Tuesday evening Apr 1 with deacon consecration after morning worship. Miriam Ives to lead the Christian Endeavor service at 6 30 pm.
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Board of Deacons
Theanvass
Miriam Ives
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Church Seeks Record Sunday Offering Drive
Rev W A Wilkinson invites the Sunday school and Epworth League to help set a church record with the annual bank offering for women missionary societies during morning worship. An Easter world service collection by class is planned with a strong song service in the evening.
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Women’s Missionary Societies
Epworth League
World Service
Benevolent Causes of the Church
Trinity Lutheran Church Prayer Meeting and Lectures
Rev J O Wangbert recalls a Wednesday prayer meeting. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs George Sandvng on Thursday March 27. The sermon on What Is Freedom based on John 8 31 34 will be discussed by the pastor at the Sunday morning service.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
George Sandvng
NAIN LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICES SCHEDULE
Rev Kjoller invites all to attend services at Nain Lutheran Church during the week per the schedule. Members and neighbors are welcomed to participate and be part of the worship.
Cheese consumption by country contrasts sharply
The passage notes average annual cheese intake per person with four pounds in the United States, twenty three pounds in Switzerland, and thirteen pounds in France Denmark and Holland, indicating wide European differences in dairy consumption.
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Switzerland
France
Denmark
Holland
Card of Thanks for Bridgie Crahan
The Crahan and Tiernan Families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during our sister Bridgie Crahan illness and at the funeral services.
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Bridgie Crahan
Crahan
Tiernan
Restrictions At Dump Gm Those Who a Ground South Operate
Fragmentary notice discusses restrictions at a dump and access issues for local operations. It mentions officials attempting to keep the site open and hints at costs and procedures impacting town residents.
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Northwestern Aluminum
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C. M. Patterson
White Rocks
Frank Atherton
Bradgate
S. C
D. H. Bower
R. GR IL
Louis Nemecek
Arrow
Florence Kelsey
Kalamazoo
Clarence Smoot
Timothy
John H. Munson
Chas. Majorowicz
George Heathman
Charles Watson
Gilmore City
W. W. Poduska
Work Horse
Hess & Son
Plover, la
Pat Wood
Canary Birds
W. K. Wheeler
Strathman Studio
Irvin Sime
Roland
F. L. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Clifford Telfer
State Highway Commission
Fonda
Clifford
Stonesifer
Carlson
Paullina
Northwest Town
Webb
Rolfe —and— Plover
Petersons
Farm Union Meeting
Powhatan Township
New Threshing Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Wilkinson
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. O. Wangbert
Nain Lutheran Church
L. J. Kjoller
Donahoe & Donahoe
Fort Dodge
Pantie
Cape
Geo. O. Hauck & Co
Rolfe, Iowa