Mrs Ed Finn Ill After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Ed Finn was very low following an appendicitis operation at Fort Dodge.
01 Sep 1934
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
1
Mrs Ed Finn was very low following an appendicitis operation at Fort Dodge.
Frank Priebe writes of western lamb shipments, Canadian poultry scarcity, rising prices in Ontario, and a rebound in midwest markets. He recalls visits with Des Moines buyers, party scenes, church events, and local notes on baskets, crops, and community life.
A column discusses rising meat prices, three point tax law impacts, and tax policy debates. It references the 1932 era taxes, debates on sales and property tax, homestead exemptions, and political campaigns in Iowa and nationwide.
The notice notes the marriage at the country home of Mr and Mrs D Brinkman southwest of Rolfe between Wellstead and Miss Idella Brinkman both Michigan University graduates. It recalls Wellstead practicsed in California and Ottumwa Iowa and mentions about 60 family attendees at the ceremony.
Early reports urge action to improve market health. Farmers prepare seed for 1537 crops and extend hay silage efforts at town state college dairy farms. Silage cutters blow feed across fields as the corn belt moves toward a productive season.
Notice from the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County announces the appointment of John Nelson as administrator with will annexed for the estate of J B Nelson deceased. Creditors must present claims and indebtedness should be paid to the administrator as required by law. Dated September 8, 1936.
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