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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
5
Community ads list a porch sale with clothing and baby items hosted by Mrs Herki Ramay, plus a semiannual market with consignment auction by Kermit Fowler in Ottoson Iowa. Other small ads include watch repairs, sewing machine for sale, tank pumping, and handyman wants. Card of thanks messages close the page.
The 4-H voluntary educational program links home economics, agriculture, and youth service through Extension Service networks. In 1964 Iowa reported 55,789 members with over 10,000 leaders across 3,300 clubs, driven by a pledge to think clearly, serve communities, and improve life. Bees sold by the pound.
Soil Conservation Service observations indicate corn and soybean production in the county will range from close to normal to more than half reduced. Sands within 36 inches degrade yields, with the east part and areas near Pocahontas showing the best and poorest outlooks respectively. Dr Jonathan Forman notes good soil and proper preparation improve longevity and happiness.
City officials announce a September program offering a six week class aimed at reducing unemployment. The initiative targets residents seeking job training and placement services through a municipal office.
Monte Howard thanks relatives and friends for remembering him with cards gifts and calls since returning from the hospital.
Helen Kauffman Bryant expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for cards flowers and gifts given to her mother Mrs. Emimha Kauffman during her hospital stay in Corning. May God bless all.
The State Conservation Commission warns that shotgun deer license applications must be received by 4 30 pm September tenth 1965 to be eligible for the drawing. Applications are available from County Recorders Conservation Officers and license outlets. A maximum of 17 504 permits will be issued this year and selections are made by data processing. permits are not issued on a first come basis.
State Conservation Commission officials paid today and mailed teal season permits last week. The commission received 27,188 teal permit applications in the experimental teal period.
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