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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
6
KR H S Arrotwlet High School reports a lively spring with tennis jokes and a contagious spirit. Seniors plan a last week of freedom including trips and parties while classes cover American Literature Latin physics and history. Junior high studies Iowa government Julius Caesar and kittenball games frame a bustling week with perfect spellers noted.
About twenty one Farm Bureau members met in Pocahontas county for a regular board session. They approved a June 29 farm tour to Iowa State College Ames with Calhoun county, planned a Rally Day dinner with Gov Turner, and set the next meeting after his address. Spike Evans urged tax relief and cautioned on public expenditures, noting land taxes as mortgage surrogates and urging protests to curb waste.
Farmers debate equity in land assessments and tax burden while noting high road and school taxes. Mr Evans cites underappraisal of physician gear and compares historical price changes. The group supports the Farmers Holiday movement and pledges cooperation with state and national Farm Bureaus.
J E Guthrie of Iowa State College Zoology Dept lists unprotected birds as public enemies. The species named include great horned owl blue jay Cooper s hawk sharp shinned hawk blackbird sparrow and starling. He urges mothers to reflect on their youth while promoting proper manners.
A light dialogue features The Teast He confessing love upon first sight, the She asking what she wore, and Keiter noting two checks cleared. Russell asks what happens when a man sprains an ankle and Doc Lawson replies that he generally limps for a while.
Excess acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness two hours after eating. An alkali neutralizes acid quickly. Phillips' Milk of Magnesia has been a standard remedy for 50 years, neutralizing acid instantly. It is harmless and tasteless, and its action is rapid. Also promoted is Phillips' Dental Magnesia toothpaste for clean teeth and healthy gums protecting against acid mouth.
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