Notice to Property Owners on Street Refuse
Do not place refuse in gutters and streets as it washes into sewers and clogs them. Burn it or keep it off the street. H. C. Kober Street Commissioner.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
Do not place refuse in gutters and streets as it washes into sewers and clogs them. Burn it or keep it off the street. H. C. Kober Street Commissioner.
A disjointed clipping voices opinion fragments on memory and enterprise. It cites a 1920 advertising failure rate and notes sensational claims about ice forming under pressure and aging wealth measurement. It mentions Chinese eggs in Minneapolis and a large shipment arriving intact.
Des Moines Sunday Register will publish next Sunday photos of Rolfe and Pocahontas county girls competing for a $1000 prize. Orders for copies go to Lawrence Quinsland Leo Howe or F J Nacke. The contest by The Register and the Iowa State Fair will select the most beautiful girl per county then per congressional district and finally the state.
Pirie, a seeder and tank, Jo gang plow, Ed O'Donnell with a disc harrow and seeder were noted in the farming setup.
A fragmented note cites tire experiments and a Kelley Springfield guarantee of service and satisfaction, implying a marketing claim about cost and reliability.
The Hoosier end gate seeder is described as a double system with two large fluted feed tolls two cut offs two distributing wheels two seed tubs double gears and a distribution path varying from thirty six to forty feet for oats forty two to fifty two feet for wheat twenty to twenty six feet for flax twenty four to twenty eight feet for clover and twenty to twenty four feet for timothy. A proverb notes a mule makes no progress when he is kicking and urges readers to be boosters.
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