Yearling model presents violin crafted on tin
A year on tin from a model maker presents a violin crafted with tin, showcasing portable design. The item draws attention for its novelty and potential use as a decorative instrument or display piece.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
4
A year on tin from a model maker presents a violin crafted with tin, showcasing portable design. The item draws attention for its novelty and potential use as a decorative instrument or display piece.
Local notices list community activities from Sept 19 to Oct 5. Sugar beet pace, home furnishing schools, estate closing, church meetings, poultry and livestock events, football games in Manson and Fonda, farm bureau unit meetings, Y M C A bridge, and bazaar planning. Invitations extended to residents of Pocahontas and surrounding townships.
Patterson of Burt is scheduled to speak in Havelock on a Saturday in October. The event accompanies the North Western special train stop from 4 pm to noon, with Senator Geo Patterson of the county presenting on taxation and tax reform. Patterson, veteran legislator, chairs the state legislative tax committee and advocates income tax reform. His Havelock appearance marks his first county event as a speaker.
Dr G G Butler of Rolfe wins the 1929 Rolfe Golf Club championship flight final over EH R Donohoe of Pocahontas. Butler's long accurate tee shots and steady play seal a 10 up score with strong showings from Colebaugh and Duffers flight competitors. Final rounds include Bouma and McEwen contending in Club Flight and Duffers Flight results.
B W Shepard leased Butler Hall and opened The Gray Wolf with a well attended event last Thursday night. Cato's Vagabonds played the music amid crowds parking along the street and 180 tickets sold plus many spectators paid admission. Miss Helen Tiernan and Gerald Nowack won honors for most handsome lady and gentleman. Cliff Mandy will provide music for tonight's dance at the same hall.
4 H Club members from Pocahontas county display canned goods that draw the most attention in Floral Hall. Winners include Worth While and Can Can clubs for best jars of iron and vitamin rich preserves, meat included menus, and top collections of vegetables and fruits reflecting farm bureau efforts.
Floyd Walstead of Pocahontas and Earl Fisher of Rolfe transport two big truck loads of baby beeves grown by Pocahontas county farm youths for display at the Clay County Fair in Spencer this week. Calf Club auction occurs Friday. Exhibitors include Leon Wiegman Lucian Carlson Wayne Pyle Carl Hertz Raymond Hertz Wayne Forrey Marjory Vaughn Louise Vaughn Monte Marquis and Robert Russell.
A regional poultry sanitation and marketing meeting is scheduled for Wednesday September 25 at 2 00 pm in the Pocahontas County courthouse assembly room. County Agent C C R Bowers and State Poultry and Food Inspector Ehner J Reed will discuss poultry laws disease prevention and marketing issues with farmers as part of a statewide series sponsored by the Pocahontas County Farm Bureau the State Department of Agriculture and the Extension service of Iowa State College.
Northwest Iowa Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church scheduled events at Eagle Grove from September 24 to 30 led by Bishop Thos. Nicholson of Detroit. Daily 4:00 pm addresses by Rev. Geoffrey W. Stafford. Signor Mario Capelli concert and pageant The Rock with 50 cent admission. The program includes multiple society anniversaries and lectures by Ralph A. Ward L. J. Dickinson and Bishop Nicholson with evening gatherings and a Laymen's Meet.
Advertisements announce two upcoming sales on September 25 and 26. On September 25 administrator W. E. DeMill will auction F. L. DeMill's estate at Primary No. 17 near Plover, with seventy head of livestock, fifty six spring pigs, substantial farm machinery, and grain with reserve on the grain. On September 26 Paul Lothian retires and sells Lothian & Hamilton near Rolfe with six horses, fourteen cattle including seven milch cows, thirty Duroc hogs, newer machinery, hay, and household goods.
Pocahontas county maintains a top tier cow testing group among Iowa’s ninety eight associations. August shows 440 cows on test with 56 dry, average 612 pounds milk and 23.6 butterfat. Seifert Rolfe herd 11 Guernseys avg 748 milk and 85.3 butterfat. Twenty six cows exceed 40 pounds butterfat in August.
Announcement reports Miss Della Louise Larson of Thompson Iowa married Vernon L Sharp of Rolfe Iowa on Sept 5 1929 at the Little Brown Church Nashua Iowa. The bride A B degree 1925 1926 Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Chi instructor at State University of Iowa. The groom son of Milan Sharp Havelock law graduate 1925 Delta Sigma Rho Delta Theta Phi practicing law in Town City.
The Trinity Lutheran women announce their annual bazaar and supper at the Presbyterian church basement on Wednesday Oct 2. Those who have attended previously will remember the event and keep the date.
A meeting to discuss raising sugar beets will be held Thursday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall in Rolfe. Prominent speakers will present the subject. The Arrow urges all farmers and property interests to attend as Gilmore City and Clare have signed enough acreage to ensure roading facilities.
A British chemist warns that future food supply could come from wood and notes some current foods already tasting woody. The claim suggests a shift in agriculture and material sourcing with implications for nutrition and industry.
A late Tuesday night collision at Palmer County road junction injured Burdette Marchant, his wife, and five children en route to Fonda. The Buick from Emmetsburg hit their car. Marchant suffered two broken ribs and facial injuries, an eight year old girl needed stitches, others were bruised. One of the three young men from Emmetsburg was slightly hurt and the Marchant car was wrecked.
The first noticeable frost of the season appeared Wednesday morning creating light damage to vines and tender plants while hardier vegetation endured. Ice formed in tin cans about one eighth inch thick as the frost passed, with corn unaffected and the moon’s influence noted.
4 H Club livestock members swept the Big Four Fair at Fonda last week, winning top prizes across swine, cattle and sheep divisions. Notable winners include Velda Stumpf Pocahontas earning multiple firsts in Hampshire and Shorthorn stock, Elwood Olerich Rolfe with several junior awards, Virgil Vaughn Rolfe with multiple firsts and high placements, and Lawrence Schroder Fonda plus Virgil Vaughn among top finishers in Spotted Poland China and fat lamb classes.
Manson trimmed Rolfe at the Rolfe club last Sunday afternoon on home grounds. A dozen players from the Rolfe club attended, but Manson led the event on tough greens and tight pins. Rolfe struggled with unfamiliar shots and the difficult course while the Manson fans enjoyed a cordial, hard fought contest.
The Lutheran Hospital of Fort Dodge invites the public to an Inspection Day on Sunday afternoon September 22 to view progress over the past year. The event showcases work completed and the hospital’s readiness to receive patients soon, with hopes for strong community attendance and support.
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