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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
1
The agriculture department projects a bright outlook for farmers, driven by defense spending, higher prices, and large food allocations to Great Britain. Economists expect sustained demand, government purchases, and price support, with a shift toward producer-led output in 1942.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors adopts special assessments for Secondary Road District No. 227 and related districts. Names listed include Erie Peters, H A Beekman, Henry Kramer, Enne Peters, Ben Schoon, Gerhard Aden, W J Moran, Agnes Bartosh, A B Hinrichs, John Zeman, Ben Olson, Erik Christoffer, Frank Long, John Hancock, Florence Lewis, and F Lehoutz. Aye votes were Young, Rude, and Jensen. no Nays.
An article argues for a possible English invasion of the western European coast to aid the Russians, noting air superiority and fleet support but warning of high losses and German defenses. It discusses Roman-era uprisings as a comparator and concludes rebellion faces severe risk without outside military relief.
Miss Margaret Vorba, teacher at school No. 4 north of Gladbrook, found the fire department at the door ready to extinguish a fire. Pupils had studied How to Use the Telephone and multiple calls were placed. a misinterpreted message led the operator to trigger the alarm.
A cautionary note urges readers to prepare for winter now by avoiding improvised penny fixes for fuses. It warns that waiting until cold weather arrives will force maximum heat and light use and risk disaster. Take action today.
The Emmetsburg Reporter suggests a night patrol plan using a rear light on patrol cars to spot non-dimmers. One officer drives while the other tracks offenders and records their license numbers as they pass, a simple method the Advance once doubted.
Total N ng seconded by Jensen that. (Continued on Page Six).
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