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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
8
Readable segments describe band cheers at a football event and senior high notes on tutoring, class play prep, and economics and sociology studies. Reports cover Poe studies, Canterbury Tales, and eighth grade elections, with grade-level activities in religion to art, reading, spelling, and printing improvements.
A German admiralty chart of the North Sea lists 300 sunken ships from a year of U boat warfare. In the English Channel wrecks lie piled close together as salvage firms pursue treasure, having recovered about £100,000,000 from hulks worldwide.
Pathfinder Magazine notes Emancipation Day is observed by many African Americans on June 19 in states like Oklahoma and Texas. It recalls the 1802 Congress ban on slavery in federal territories and mentions Union forces proclaiming freedom in Texas on June 19.
The orang-utan of Borneo and Sumatra is described as the tallest ape, living in trees and feeding on fruit. It builds nests by twining branches and can move between trees with squirrel-like agility while showing strength and physical traits approaching those of humans.
Tony Harcourt pursues a mystery girl meeting two o clock trains at Grand Central. He falls for Nancy, Bill Felton’s sister, and plans a tea at the Ritz while Bill joins at five. A mistaken engagement twist unfolds when Nancy reveals her relation to Bill.
Windsor castle in England has gardens covering 70 acres with 23 acres devoted to vegetables. A single flower border runs 200 yards along each side of a grass walk, 15 feet wide.
Iowa State College partners with the National Livestock and Meat Board to promote pork cuts and daily menu use. The campaign begins Sept 27 with demonstrations led by C. W. McDonald and Max Q. Cullen, starting in Waterloo and expanding to major Iowa cities.
Demonstrations in Ottumwa Des Moines and Cedar Rapids promote fresh and cured pork cuts including shoulder pork roll cushion style picnic shoulder sirloin pork roll pork tenderettes crown roast of pork butterfly pork chops and Frenched pork chops to boost demand for slow moving cuts amid Iowa’s pork producing prominence. A subsequent safe notice lists a November 9 1932 public auction in Pocahontas County to settle a bank receivership with specified parcels including parts of sections 25 26 27 and townships 93 N 31 W.
Smilin Charlie Sayf states Iowa raises about 12,000,000 hogs annually, accounting for nearly one fifth of U S production. The hog sector provides 38 percent of farm income and 42 percent of corn is turned into pork on Iowa farms. Cullen’s demonstrations target meat board operators to share practical pork cut ideas and new dressing methods benefiting producers to consumers.
A science note explains that magnetic poles lie more than 1,000 miles away from the corresponding geographic poles, detailing the separation and its implications for navigation and compass behavior.
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