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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1975
Page
3
Ten year old items note Rolfe youths selected for Iowa Boys State and local harvest prices while a funnel cloud spooked residents. Other notes recall Twin Cities trip, hog market highs, and local spring events.
Weekend visitors include Dr. and Mrs. Richard Curry and family from Marshall Minnesota for Tim Currys twelfth birthday. Prizes at the Get Together Club went to Helen Hemersen and Gordon Lanning with low prizes to Pat Wagner and Elmer Naeve. Vietnam and Cambodia tragedy remarks conclude with a Campus Crusade for Christ message by Bill Bright urging action.
An Iowa State University agronomist advises planting corn without nitrogen, then sidedressing nitrogen later. Regis Voss notes sidedress can occur after planting and up to plants 10 to 15 inches high, five weeks after emergence, with early sidedressing reducing root pruning and matching other methods at optimum rates.
A biblical verse emphasizes the gospel as God's power for salvation to all who believe, first to the Jew then to the Greek. It notes righteousness revealed from faith to faith and cites that the just shall live by faith.
A brief notice from Pur Presbyterian Church outlines a Seers Go 6 gathering. It highlights church hosting duties and community participation plans.
The Pocahontas County 4-H Health Clinic is set for Tuesday evening May 13 at the Courthouse Pocahontas. County doctors nurses and dentists will conduct examinations to promote better health in youth and all 4-H members are urged to participate. An Iowa State University extension horticulturist urges buying fertilizer in 50-pound bags to save money per nutrient and to read labels.
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