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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1939

Page

4

Rolfe and Gilmore City Families Attend Local Gatherings

Residents from Rolfe Gilmore City and surrounding areas visited relatives in Plover and Algona. The week featured birthdays reunions travel and a range of social events including a ranch house move and a grain dealers meeting in Storm Lake.

Tractor toppled fisher near lamont

An upset occurred when Jack Fisher, near Lamont, drove his tractor into a ditch and the machine flipped onto its top. He wriggled free unharmed.

Jack Fisher Near Lamont Fisher

Rolfe Region News Highlights Family Reunions and Travel

Dr and Mrs P Goldthorp of Chicago and relatives from Dubuque visited Rolfe homes during the weekend after a three week western trip including the San Francisco fair. Miss Berniece Rickless returned from a westward vacation with Nebraska Wyoming and Colorado stops. The Calligan family reunion was held at West Bend with Rolfe attendees. Next year the reunion will be in Rolfe and Mrs Ella Bowers of Rockwell City presides. Mrs Jennie M Thornton of Pocahontas and Mr and Mrs Hatfield of Los Angeles called on A R Thornton’s home.

L. P. Hess Ortonville Minn Geo. S. Henderson Tom Evanson J. W. McCollister Iowa City G. A. Parradee Parradee Lizzie Northrup Norma Ferguson Cecil Meredith St. Paul A. W. Hess George Hess Clear Lake George Viola Hess Charlotte Hess Hess A. G. Heathman Nellie Wallace Manson Sioux City George Roberts Havelock E. W. Meredith R. E. Houck Mallard Emmetsburg Cylinder Plover Millicent Eppelsheimer M. and St. L A. J. Pavik Prentice Shaw Des Moines George Shaw Ed Clark Hazel Snyder Newell A. G. Zech Robert Swan Geneseo Ill Mr. Swan Helen Swan H. Fitzgerald Bouton Mrs. Fitzgerald Mary J. Williams Fred Forsythe Lyle Page Newton Page Corwith Glenn Page Duane Henderson C. R. Henderson Beatrice McFadden Akron Ben Johnson J. L. Johnson F. E. Broadwell Mercantile Store Plover Lumber Co Elwood Lampe H. Lampe Dorothy Albert City Edward Lehnus Ray McKim Weldon Grand Island Neb Frank McKim Hal McKim Nevada Sidney Swanson Fred Reinhold Council Bluffs Levert Swanson Reinhold W. F. Hofert Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge Joe Enge Terrill Cheyene Wyo Hjelmer Jensen Anna Clarion Alvin Enge John Henderson Jas. P. Henderson Viola Phelp Ruth Henderson Minnesota Fred Phelp Shevlin Goldthorp Chicago Earl Kemmerer Dubuque W. & Butler W. S. Butler West San Francisco Berniece Rickless Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Eve Mueil Boulder Colo Josephine Sedlacek Trin Calligan West Bend Rolfe Jim George Art Ferden Ars. Helmer Kaiser Erwin Obrecht Garland Bradley Ward Calligan Harold Calligan Dick Schott Beverly Wheeler Arlene Johnson Eila Bowers Rockwell City Jennie M. Thornton Pocahontas Hatfield Los Angeles Calif A. R. Thornton

ALL AROUND IOWA NEWS BRIEFS FLASH EVENTS

The column compiles brief Iowa items including Robert Billings of Waterloo hoping Florence Gielau recovers from injuries after a car crash. If fatal, Grundy County Sheriff Mamminga says manslaughter charges may follow. Other pieces note old spectacles, a lightning strike on the Lloyd Yankley farm near Vail, a hog truck fire, 14 rattlesnakes found near Knoxville, and a Greenfield father who shielded his daughter Sally Don Carlos from a street collision.

Robert Billings Waterloo Florence Gielau Billings George Mamminga Grundy County

Proper Choice of Feeds Saves Dairying Costs

North Carolina State College experts stress low production costs for profitable dairying and advise farmers to study feed values. Substituting carbo hydrates like corn meal and sorghums with bulkier feeds can reduce costs. include ground oats wheat bran rice bran and alfalfa meal in balanced rations.

BR. H. Ruffner Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department North Carolina State College

Milkweeds Poisonous to Livestock Across Varieties

Whorled milkweeds injure horses cattle and sheep and may cause losses. Asclepias virticillata is the scientific name with slender stalks narrow leaves in whorls and greenish white flowers. Common milkweed Asclepias syriaca has heavier stalks broader opposite leaves rose purple flowers and larger pods. The swamp variety Asclepias incarnata bears larger deeper hued blossoms and persists as a perennial with flossy pod material.

Infertile Eggs Help Flavor and Freshness in Heat

Infertile eggs retain flavor longer and stay fresher in hot weather. To produce them, sell all male birds after hatching and replace with pedigreed or reliable breeder males. Cull hens not keeping up, retain heavy layers, and reduce daily mash as summer lengthens.

Cold frames and cash houses boost early crops and profits

Farm economists urge cash purchases in quantity to start crops early. Larger cows yield more milk and profit than smaller ones. Mechanical milk coolers slow bacteria only when paired with strict hygiene. New slip covers offer affordable home furniture refresh options this spring.

Farm Sports Festival at Iowa State College Planned

A two day festival sponsored by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and county farm bureaus at Iowa State College September 8 9 aims to be Iowas largest sports carnival. County fairs precede the event with over 30000 attendees. Events include baseball softball track golf swimming diving archery hog calling and more with about 3000 expected to participate in athletics alone. Special exhibitions feature gymnasts badminton players and contests like rolling pin throwing and checkers. Prizes will honor the largest farm exhibit and top performers.

Iowa State College Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Iowa State College County Farm Bureaus

Family builds seven foot model tractor in Farm Bureau display

Kris Porter and his sons construct a roughly seven foot miniature tractor for a Farm Bureau exhibit. The project uses a Washington engine, a steering wheel, and an old model rear end as the tail wheel, forming parts of a small aircraft style finish.

Ture Tractor Kris Porter and Sons Moda

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Fordor Ford Plymouth Cheve Ford Tudor Auto Company Pocahontas, Iowa Rolfe Local News John Adams Griswold Lloyd Yankley Vail Yankey Mrs. Yankey J. B. Crane Charles James Pet McCombs Knoxville Sally Jean Don Carlos Greenfield Eage Farm Bureau’ Wotyey Hutchinson Hutchinson's Coen Mae Weernis Webb’s Drug Store
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