25 May 1933
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
1
A column discusses wartime style rhetoric on liquor taxes and prohibition era excesses, notes on Roosevelt and Hoover cooperation, and mentions Byron Allen’s editorial role. It covers state politics, insurance moratorium debates, Emmetsburg postmaster appointment, and forthcoming corn alcohol debates.
The State Farm Holiday Association urged Secretary Wallace to initiate a sound program for agricultural relief and farm rehabilitation. The meeting condemned Governor Herring for militia action, noting the Bradley incident and urging calm as communities recover. Helen Kennedy, George Heald, and Stella Mae Brinkman were named Rolfe high school's top honor students, with Kennedy earning forty two credits versus the required thirty two.
Farmers loaded wool at Pocahontas last Saturday with an expected 15c rise per pound. The Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association announced a 3c increase during loading, bringing the total advance to 18c per pound. Plans set to ship wool cooperatively again on Saturday June 3. Those with wool to pool may notify the County Agent at Pocahontas.
The comedian recalls his first music hall tour and songs he wrote. A friend asks about audience reaction and memory confusion. He jokes his doctor gave memory tablets, but he forgot to take them, highlighting the running gag.
Duck asks why Turkey looks off. Turkey replies he always has a seasonal attack of blues each year.
The 1933 Iowa State Fair exposition centers on returning to proven farming methods and sound livestock breeding. With the Iowa State Fair Board, USDA, Iowa Agriculture Dept, ISU Extension, Farm Bureau and major breed associations backing the plan, prizes total 71277 with most for livestock and agri products exhibits.
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