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10 May 1934
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
1
Inbound pricing shows annual prepaid options to foreign destinations. The listing lists 2.00 dollars as baseline with a 0.05 credit or fee and subsequent negative adjustments of 2.00 and 3.00 dollars.
The Pocahontas County Farm Bureau reports wool shipments ahead this week to secure the 18¢ first advance, with depots at Laurens Pocahontas and Palmer handling shipments by May 11–12. County agents coordinate shipping tags and supplies while noting fertilizer tests on Dan Felsing’s farm and sub irrigation trials to boost vegetable yields.
The production stars several actors from Goose Money and will be staged with a large audience expected. The public is invited and additional entertainment will accompany the show at the meeting.
Rev. T. S. Bassett leads Sunday School at 10:00. Morning Worship 11:00. Missionary Society meets Friday afternoon at the parsonage. Epworth League plans May 20 anniversary service and a June comedy drama to raise funds. Kensington plans May 23. Children's Day in June and July picnic discussed. Mothers Day observed next Sunday with musical numbers by Des Moines township youths.
Norge Corporation reports 26 402 electric household refrigerators shipped in April, beating the prior month by 6 404 units and setting an all time production record. Unfilled orders end of April total 34 360 as six hour shifts operate across factories. First four months orders exceed 1933 shipments by 11 percent, with April roughly 2 1/2 times last year.
Pocahontas Iowa board meets with all supervisors present and appoints M P Jackson as special deputy sheriff. An overseer of the poor is named Louise Moorhouse and a relief contract with the Iowa State Emergency Relief Committee is adopted. Quarterly sheriff and recorder reports approved and farm bureau appropriation date set for May 1 1904.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors issues a weed control directive under Section 4821 of the Iowa Code. It orders specific plants including Canada thistle and bindweed to be destroyed by set dates and requires landowners to cut others before August 15 1934 or face enforcement by the weed commissioner with costs charged to the landowner. The auditor is instructed to publish notice and process warrants and claims for county funds.
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