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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1940

Page

4

Rolfe Arrotwlet Highlights School Activities

Rolfe students viewed four reels including St Augustine Nova Scotia Evangeline and Songs of Yesteryear. Normal training students practiced teaching in rural Rolfe schools with visits by Miss Grant Manson Christenson Sinek Sinek Tutt. North Central Teachers Convention heads to Ft Dodge with Rolfe schools closing Friday. U V Reclub met March 19 with Mother Goose theme and Trish lunch. Rolfe hosts a state basketball tournament with three grade divisions and a round robin leading to a grand final. teams named from Iowa City tournament towns include Mason City and Ames.

Land of Evangeline Rolfe St. Augustine Fla Yesteryear Nova Scotia Aletta Grant Beatrice Manson Joyce Christenson Mary Margaret Sinek Bernice Rickless Evelyn Struthers Ruth Lundy Jean Mather Arlene Jarvis Elizabeth Sheeley Rachel Tutt North Central Teachers Convention North Central Iowa Teachers Association Ft. Dodge Warden Hotel U. V. R. Club U. V. Reclub Marcella Howland Miss Hendrickson St. Patricks Iowa City Mason City Ames

Rats Evidence Found In Boos Home Leads To Report

The Leon Journal-Reporter notes evidence in its office showing a lead water-pipe fragment nibbled by rats. The piece was located in the home of Bill Boos.

Leon Journal-Reporter Bill Boos

Farmer dragged by line suffers knee injury near Clarinda

Gardiner S Hawkee a farmer residing near Clarinda was riding a horse when his foot caught in a line. He was dragged around the yard for several days until the line broke leaving him with a painful knee injury.

GC. S. Hawkee Clarinda

Diet For Safe Weight Control Diets and calories outlined by Dairy Council

The article promotes safe weight loss through a regulated diet and states diet as the key remedy for reducing fat. It cites calories per pound of fat and lists daily portions for milk vegetables fruits lean meat eggs and butter with sample meals and a claim that exercise can increase appetite.

National Dairy Council Dairy Council

Farm EcOpPises wary of wheat boom as war shifts farming

Dr W R Wertz argues Ohio State University data show farmers rush to more wheat in wartime may not boost 1940 farm income. World wheat stocks are high and Liverpool price fell despite war, while global consumption lags. Consumer resistance could blunt price gains and ruin the plan to plant extra acreages.

Rural Economics Department Ohio State University Liverpool Elizabeth England United States

Local Seeds Preferable for Tree Planting Says Forester

North Carolina State College extension forester R. W. Graeber argues local seeds from within 100 miles and under 1000 feet elevation yield better trees than distant stock. He notes seedlings vary in size and survival, usually favoring home-area sources due to climate adaptation.

R. W. Graeber North Carolina State College Extension Service Graeber State College Forester

Nation wide soil erosion effort first launched in 1933

The soil erosion problem grew with westward settlement, but 1933 marked a nationwide response with the Soil Conservation Service now directing demonstration areas in 45 states and Puerto Rico. The program operates through CCC camps and state extension services, involving about 70,000 land-holders and over 12 million privately owned acres.

Soil Erosion Service Soil Conservation Service Puerto Rico

Deer fencing and culling efforts span eastern states

The report notes a deer problem in several eastern states with farmers and wildlife groups responding. Pennsylvania has built extensive deer fences while Michigan experiments with electric fences to protect crops. A Michigan farmer, allowed to shoot trespassing deer, killed 14 in a field before stopping due to ongoing deer pressure.

Pennsylvania Michigan National Wildlife Federation

Rolfe School News Highlights Free Movie and Burns Program

Rolfe students enjoyed a free Wednesday movie titled The Progress of Man Matter and Materials, with a news commentator framing progress in manufacturing and auto safety. The junior English class then presented Scottish songs by Robert Burns, including Annie Laurie Coming Through the Rye and Oh Wert Thou in the Cold Cold Blast with performances by Lucille Brock Catherine McIntire Everett White Rachel Wiegman and others.

Rolfe Robert Burns Burns Lucille Brock Annie Laurie John Scott Catherine McIntire Everett White Sweet Afton Rachel Wiegman John Anderson My Jo Jeanette Hauck Marie White Mendelson

Absences mark week for local students illness seen

Marjorie Taylor missed school all week and remains away due to scarlet fever. Ruth Roberts recuperates from pneumonia. Rachel Tutt underwent an appendectomy at Mercy Hospital last Thursday and is improving as expected.

Marjorie Taylor Ruth Roberts Rachel Tutt Mercy Hospital

Front Wheel Looses On Car In Ames Hits House

A car driven in Ames by Rolland Sellars of Forest City lost its front wheel which rolled into the house of C. P. Winsor. It struck the house hard enough to knock leaves from the cave troughs but caused no great damage.

Ames Rolland Sellars Forest City C. P. Winsor

Notice of probate of will in Pocahontas Iowa District Court

Katherine Boozell, Clerk of District Court in Pocahontas County Iowa, fixes April 16, 1940 at 2:00 PM for hearing proof of the will of Arthur Vaughn deceased dated June 16, 1927. All interested persons must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be probated as last will and testament.

Iowa Pocahontas County Arthur’ ‘Vaughn Pocahontas Pocahontas, Town

Woman bitten by dog in Sunday school visit

Kathleen Miller of Dumont was bitten on the ear by a dog while visiting her grandmother Mrs. Kate Barnett in Aredale. Nine stitches were required. The report notes U S farm incomes in 1929 averaged under $600 on about 80 percent of farms.

Kathleen Miller Dumont Kate Barnett Aredale United States

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