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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
8
Incoherent excerpt discusses class and purpose with scattered references to a man in Indiana who drops dead while dancing. The text hints at themes of happiness, life value, and contrasts between ercass and middle class, but many words are garbled.
An article argues farming must be treated as a business with proper books. It cites Illinois and Iowa examples where keeping farm accounts boosted net income, cut costs, and improved efficiency. An inventory and annual financial statement help farmers gauge progress and secure loans.
Francis H. Sisson argues bankers bore some blame for 1920 21 price collapse and farmer distress due to inflated land values and credit. He notes Federal Reserve delays in raising rediscount rates and stresses intelligent farm credit distribution and prudent production and marketing strategies amid world conditions.
Bankers in Monrovia Indiana help test seed corn for farmers in a basement lab. 95 000 cars were tested for 56 farmers and one quarter of seed was unfit for planting. This year a higher failure rate is expected under a high school agricultural program supervision. The text notes a geod corn surplus for the community.
Banks in Linn County Oregon plan a county exhibit at this year’s fair, building on last year’s prize-winning effort. Nationwide notes cite state bankers associations proposing scholarships, county agent appointments, and broader agricultural promotion to boost farming prosperity and youth programs.
Individuals born between October 4 and 10 are described as highly original with minds capable of great achievements if allowed to work their own way. They may be restless and temperamental, quick in speech, and decisive yet prone to mood swings. Arts and sciences attract them. women excel as buyers or executives and writers, while men become scientists philosophers artists or politicians.
Mr and Mrs Will Froh and daughters and Agnes Carrigan visited Ray Kendall’s Sunday. Mrs W Al Bachman hosted Evelyns birthday party with refreshments and a fine time. G C Harris and son installed a furnace at G A Gruver residence. Mrs H C Gruver listed as sick. Hersoms returned from a visit near Pomeroy. Pearl Hersom home from Stratford for weekend. Knight Variety Store widens for extra room. Rev and Mrs Shideler given a farewell reception at M E church with $15 presented as tribute.
Wilbur Albee of Plover visited Friday. A Rebekah lodge fried chicken supper at the I O O F hall raised 32 dollars. Local youths attended a dance at the Methe pavilion near Mallard. Klanswomen traveled to Pocahontas for a charter meeting. several local ladies were elected to county offices. Numerous residents attended funerals, visits to Sioux City, and farm trips to Minnesota and Chicago. A big bake sale at Twilight theatre netted 26.75. Francis Atta Miller seeks his mother who left a baby in Wichita 24 years ago. she now owns a diamond necklace from her mother.
Those planning to resume work this fall now expect a winter return, delaying employment as weather and schedules shift. The shift affects industries reliant on seasonal hiring and may influence staffing plans through the end of the year.
The article warns against overuse of cold exposure, noting that cold contracts capillaries and can push blood to internal organs, risking pneumonia arthritis and meningitis. It urges prompt reaction after cold contact and cautions elderly persons about cold bedrooms and sudden temperature changes.
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