Durec Jersey Boars and Other Livestock For Sale in Rolfe Area
Multiple livestock sale notices list Durec Jersey boars Poland China boats and fall and spring Poly China stock for sale around Rolfe and Plover Iowa. Several ads provide contact names and towns including Behr endsen Gilmore City Rolfe Paul Lothian O G Emory E W Meredith Milan Sharp and R W Wilkin with phone details and location notes. Listings also mention a home for sale in Rolfe and an insurance service by Farmers Union Mutual.
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Behrendsen
Gilmore City
Rolfe
Paul Lothian
Iowa
Spring Poly China
Plover
Grove
Poland
E. W. Meredith
Farmers’ Union Mutual
Milan Sharp
American Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Rolfe
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a meeting Monday November 12 at Mrs L M Graham's home with Mrs Elizabeth Herrold and Mrs F B Chariton assisting. M P Hancher shows steady improvement and greeted visitors at his sale. Mrs Frank King visited relatives in St Paul with daughters Elizabeth Frances and sister Mrs F E Duroe. Mr Duroe opened a new bank at Terris Indiana. the family will not relocate until school ends.
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American, Legion Auxiliary
M. P. Hancher
Frank King
Elizabeth
Frances
E. Duroe
St. Paul
Duroe
Terris
Methodist Church Calendar and Upcoming Meetings
Rev W A Wilkinson leads weekly services at the Methodist Church with Sunday School at 10, Morning Worship at 11 10, Epworth League at 6 30, and Evening Worship at 7 30. Freshmen urged to join and attend meetings. Sunday School Board to meet Monday evening Nov 5. A note on workmanship by the boss ends the item.
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Epworth League
For Sale and Rent Classified Items from Rolfe and Plover Iowa
For Sale Two high grade pianos plain cases mahogany finish nearly like new Real bargains Write W M Stadtmueller 1615 4th Ave So Yort Dodge Iowa 312 For Rent Two houses Inquire of J H Brinkman Rolfe Off Ford Milking Machines The kind with least rubber surface lowest in price Demonstrated and sold by A W Hess Plover Town 26tf Farm For Sale Well improved extra well tiled 356 acres known as A H Hancher farm halfway between Rolfe and Plover Will sell as is provided M P Hancher Rolfe 44tf
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W. M. Stadtmueller
4Th Ave
Yort Dodge
Iowa
Ford
A. W. Hess
Plover
Town
A. H. Hancher
Rolfe
M. P. Hancher
Memorial service and Bible drama at Presbyterian Church
The church mourns Rev. RB. D. Echlin and holds a memorial service next Sunday after morning worship. Civic Day sermon follows from a chosen text about righteousness and national reform. At 7:30 p.m. the first Bible drama Abraham and Isaac will be staged with special music, inviting all to attend.
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RB. D. Echlin
Abraham
Isaac
Humboldt and Rolfe Luther Leagues to Joint Meeting
Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church Pastor J O Wangberg lists morning worship at 10 and Luther League at 10 30 with evening service at 7 30. Week day prayers Wednesday 7 30 and catechism Saturday 10. Next Sunday joins Humboldt and Rolfe Luther Leagues for a joint meeting.
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Bible Glass
Luther League
Prayer
Humboldt and
Rolfe Luther Leagues
Pocahontas County 4-H Club Project For 1929 Outlined
Pocahontas County Farm Bureau notes detail the 1929 4 H Girls Club Project. Led by Mrs H D Brinkman, the plan emphasizes foods and nutrition, canning, health, music memory and club activities. Goals include fourteen active clubs, monthly programs, expense records, winter rally, demonstrations, and state fair representation.
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Pocahontas
H. D. Brinkman
John Madsen
William Fisher
Rolfe
Mike Strong
F. Moore
Florence Schroeder
John Strauss
Otto Herke
D. James
Lulu Tregoning
Town State College
Ames
Township Farm Bureau
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas County Hosts Girls Convention and Home Management Notes
Pocahontas county prepares for a girls convention in Ames in June. The government corn estimate for October shows a drop of 27 million bushels from September. total U S corn yield stands at about 2.903 billion bushels. European corn production is down 12 percent from last year. oats output across 26 nations up 10.4 percent with U S oats at 1.451 billion bushels, up 22.7 percent. Barley production in 30 countries rises 18 percent. U S barley crop up 32.6 percent from last year. Ladies taking the Home Management Course praise teacher Esther Pond. Next lesson covers Kitchen Equipment. Meetings run 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and lunch is bring-your-own. Locations: Moixiao November 12 at Mrs C N Carlson. November 18 at Mrs Herbert Herke. November 14 at Mrs E L Stoubl. November 15 at Mrs W P Wheeler. November 16 at Mrs Fred Folkers.
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United States
Esther Pond
Pocahontas County
Moixiao
C. N. Carlson
Herbert Herke
E. L. Stoubl
W. P. Wheeler
Fred Folkers
Pocahontas County Board Proceedings Open Session Adjointed
Pocahontas Iowa board meeting adjourned on September 10 1928 due to no quorum. On September 18 1928 regular session resumed with five supervisors present and actions included soldier exemption refund to Mrs Willey ten day extension for road project work and district 5 secondary road district establishment with attached plat and boundaries.
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Court House
Irae Towa
Board of Supervisors
Pocahontas County
Iowa
Towa
Pocahontas
G. W. Ferguson
Randall Melson
Jas. L. O'Keefe
E. A. Rude
A. H. Bucher
Mra
J. W. W. Donnelly
A. L. ‘Thomton, Tallaw
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Fitzgerald
Thement
O'Keel
Buscher
Ing
O'Keefe
Melson
Ferguson
Deelays
Ylows
Engin
Seco Road
P Tas County
James Seeks Re-Election After Four Years of Service
Mr. James comes before the voters with four years of splendid service in the office to which he seeks re election. His previous education training and experience have especially fitted him for the duties of this office. His high record of efficiency and the conscientious attention that he has given to the details of his duties in this office assure recognition by the voters. We earnestly ask for him the votes of those who believe in faithful service from a public official.
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James
Roy Johnson Completes Nearly Four Years as County Auditor
Roy Johnson has completed nearly four years of service as county auditor. He is unopposed for the office and, though not at risk of defeat, a large vote for his name would reflect public appreciation for his faithful services.
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Roy Johnson
Johnson
Rude Seeks Re election as Fifth District Supervisor
E A Rude runs for a second term as Fifth District supervisor. The statement touts his qualifications, practical county leadership, fairness, competence, and economy in county business. It urges voters to elect him by a large majority.
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E. A. Rude
Rude
Chas Stebbins for Sheriff
The current sheriff Chas Stebbins is praised as highly qualified and capable. Advocates emphasize his strong leadership during peak workload, faithful service, efficient office work, and fearless duty, urging voters to elect him by a large margin.
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Chas. Stebbins
Stebbins
Katherine Boozel for County Recorder
A Pocahontas county native Katherine Boozel is praised for intelligence and diligence. The notice urges voters in the county to support her with a large vote at the polls next Tuesday.
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Katherine Boozell
Pocahontas County
Byron G. Allen for State Representative
Byron G Allen is unopposed for a second term in the state legislature. Born and raised in Pocahontas county he comes from a pioneer family and has an earnest record of service to the county during his first term. Voters are urged to support his re election with a large vote in appreciation.
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Byron G. Allen
Barney
Pocahontas County
Altho
Allen
John F. Carlson for County Treasurer
A candidate profile praising John F. Carlson as a new, energetic and competent contender from Pocahontas County. The piece argues he would run the treasurer’s office efficiently and honestly if elected, highlighting his farming roots and business management skills.
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John Carlson
John
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Abe DeVaul for County Attorney
Pocahontas county native Abe DeVaul, educated in local schools and the state university, is described as a promising young lawyer and capable public speaker. He has a strong private practice and would bring energy and ability to the county attorney role. No opposition exists and editors urge a large vote in his favor.
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Abe DeVaul
Pocahontas County
State University of
Iowa
DeVaul
Buscher Seeks Re‑Election for Fourth District Supervisor
A. H. Buscher, serving his first term as Fourth District supervisor, has faced road problems with a comprehensive grasp of district needs. He claims to have adjusted his business to attend to voters’ needs and urges voters to reelect him for another term.
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A. H. Buscher
Board of Supervisors
Buscher
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