Extra session lay ahead with prepared laws in Iowa
Debates note that tax, liquor, and state government reforms may be resolved by quick session. Bills seem ready from interim committees and Brookings Institute studies, needing only governor and leaders to sign. Critics urge patience on reform and road safety goals amid hog, tax, and blue-law debates.
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Brookings Institute
O. K
Linn
Johnson
Iowa
Gallagher
Wallace
Corn Belt
Department of Agrilculture
Russell Garst
Coon Rapids
R. M. Evans
Laurens
Methodist Church
Rio Grande
Keep the Supply Steady in Poultry Markets This Fall
W F Priebe urges orderly marketing of poultry as demand rises with higher employment. He warns against flooding markets and urges sellers to pace sales by weight tiers, ensuring steady weekly supplies and stable prices. He notes increased chicken demand, but cautions against a glut given grain costs and storage.
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Chicago
W. F. Priebe
Nain Lutheran Church Notes
Rev L H Kjoller announces Sunday services at 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Morning Worship and 2:00 pm 1st and 3rd Sundays Evening Service Mid Week Prayer Thursday 8:00 pm Danish language morning service on first Sunday of each month All are invited to attend in Rolfe community services follow schedule unless announced otherwise
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Manson
Rolfe
Brinkman
Havelock News Highlights Local Family Gatherings and Visits
Rolfe visitors Mr. and Mrs. M G Herscher and Mrs. Henry Buck called Tuesday. Krischell children held a birthday dinner. Moves and travel include Shimon family back from Chicago after A Century of Progress. Community notes cover friends away at school and local homemaking lectures on thrift gifts.
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M. G. Herscher
Henry Buck
Rolfe
M. P. Krischell
Mr. Krischell
H. D. Grover
Ralfe
Elmer Landing
Harold Shimon
Mr. Shimon
Arnold Barth
Plover
Wayne Hendricks
W. A. Bloomer
Will Hilton
Andrew Crawford
Misses Inn
Grace Bloomer
Rush Lake
G. J. Jacobsen
G. A. Speer
H. F. Howard
Geo. Miller
Anita
LeRoy Miller
Win. P. Buck
J.B. Brazier
Pocahontas
Israel Halder
Jay
Laurens
Wess Mason
C. L
Humboldt
Meth Gist
Nord Huseby
Sioux Rapids
D. J. Wench
Art Robbering
Lake Mills
E. G. Oppendahl
Eleanor
Bengina Miller
Scarville
Walter Nystuen
Will Bishop
Pirl Clayton
Holstein
George Johnson
Vess Mason
Jas. Williams
John Hendricks
Will Hendricks
Frank Krischell
Marjorie
Sebo Classen
Gerald Henderson
J. M. Ralfe
Arlene
Fort Dodge
Frank
Ed Krischell
Bovey and Shevlin
Minn
Mr. Hendricks
M. G. Herschel
F. H. Eno
Columbus
Ohio
J. H. Eno
Chas. Gurney
Irvin Gurney
Slifer
Virginia Gurney
Ft. Dodge
G. A. Grover
Gaylord Shumway
Small Son
Algona
Clara Obrecht
J. L. Powers
Our City
Walter Knight
Norma Clare
Geo. Plantz
Spencer
Clay County
J. C. Cooksey
Byrne Residence
J. M. Ralle
Lois Arvis
Lavon
Ray Madsen
O. D. VanHorsen
Byron Lathrop
Vivian
George Waters
Myrl and
Russell
W. C. Steen
Will Boysen
Earl Sandy
Will Gist
Kenneth
Margaret
Dale Cupp
Harry Gist
Will Fowler
Olin Young
Chicago
Eugene
George Davis
Calvin Hersom
Eileen
G. J. Corbett
Hunter
Grecia
M. J. Herschel
Fort ‘Edge
Geneva Tate
Standard Oil Company
Ole Borch
Rofle
Havelock
Irene Hawk
Des Moines
American Legion Auxiliary
Palmer
Joyce Clarke
Carl Hawk
Carl
Gus Ahlmstrom
N. B. Hersom
John Jacobsen
Peterson
Jacobsen
K. P. Hunter
Mr. Chase
Edge
Weekend Visits Track Social Calls Across Powhatan
Local residents from Rolfe Pocahontas Algona and surrounding areas spent weekends and midweek days visiting relatives and attending events. Trips included journeys to Spencer Fort Dodge Laurens and Chicago with family gatherings and farm business noted.
Freshmen Initiated at Havelock High School Ceremony
Freshmen class members were formally initiated into the full school membership at a Wednesday evening ceremony. The event included a downtown streets demonstration and a program in the school auditorium. The entertainment sounded lively and an excellent lunch followed.
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Havelock High School
Fire at Mann Home Burns Basket of Cobs
A Sunday fire at the Charles Mann residence began when a basket of cobs spilled while being moved outside. Mann sustained severe hand burns and flames spread to a broom and dust mop, causing a hole in the wall before neighbors extinguished the blaze with buckets of water.
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Chas. Mann
Eno Trades for Chase Building in Week’s Close
A late week transaction transfers ownership of the F. F. Eno residence to Mrs. Ella Chase. In exchange, Mr. Eno receives Mrs. Chase’s building on the west side of Main Street. Mr. Eno plans to move his barber shop there.
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Ella Chase
F. F. Eno
Eno
Rolfe School Bands Grow as Lessons Expand
R H L S orchestra seeks balance this year with expanded string sections while clarinets grow yet lack experienced players. Miss Archer starts two beginner violin classes. six high school students travel to Fort Dodge weekly for instruction. The article also notes strong junior high and high school activities, perfect spelling awards, and a U V R Club picnic at Rolfe City Park.
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Rolfe
Catherine McIntire
Jeanette Hauck
Marie White
Fort Dodge
Carl Quist
Billy McIntire
Gwendolyn Nelson
Janice Wiegman
Marie Hoesing
Marie Wheeler
Gylan Shinner
Cornet
Keith Rickard
Richard Melson
Wilna DeWolf
Lulu Mae White
Mary Beth Brinkman
Lorraine Shimon
Eldon Stein
Mary LaVon Ives
Donald Davidson
Spotvold
Builder Plans Front Shop With Family Quarters In Rear
A historic note describes a builder arranging a front shop in the structure while his family occupies the rear rooms and upstairs. The layout emphasizes separate work and living spaces within the same building.
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Fiscal Year Kickoff
The M. E. church Ladies Aid Society met in church social rooms for the first fiscal-year session led by president Mrs. B. C. Boysen. Membership drive pits Reds under Mrs. H. S. Whitmore against Greens led by Mrs. Geo. Plantz with losers to entertain winners. Lunch by Mrs. J. H. Eno, Mrs. W. Fowler and Mrs. W. A. Goodchild.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
B. C. Boysen
Reds
8. S. Whitmore
Greens
History club reports largest membership in years
The article notes the club served by old Members Theo ries, reporting the largest membership in years with eleven seniors and seven juniors training in normal courses.
Trinity Lutheran Chu Rev. Wangberg Pastor Events
Sunday School and Morning Worship at Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev Wangberg. Mid Week services include prayer meeting Thursday at 8:00 pm, Luther League at eight, and an all day mission society session at Mrs L W Larson home. The bulletin notes a life winnings contest offering $1000 yearly for life for a good idea, to be detailed in next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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Luther Geawue
Adic
Luther League Wilyame
P. Metson
Mintary Society
L. W. Larson
Floch
Chicago Herald & Examiner
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J. J. Bruce
J. H. Lighter
Marion Bruce
Relfe
Ree i OS
Federal Reserve Chain
Aid Society
George W. Patterson
Burt
Montana
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersew
New York
Herringe
Juan
W.epriebes
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
G. B. Palmer
Savage Building
Kenneth P. Hunter
M. D
Calla
Carl J. White
Optometrist
Robert Bruce
Savage Block
L. M. Graham
K. P
Rolfer
L. W. Kennedy
N. G. Lokerse
A. ©. Boughton
Eagle Grove
J. M. Bush
Telephone
Nain Lutheran
L. H. Kjoller
Havelock News
Mann
Chase Building
R.hls
Arrowlet
Junior Boles
Alva Cameron
Buddie Carroll
Morris Forey
Maxine Johnson
Jean Graves
Robbie Riches
Bernard Thompson
Donald Struthers
John Cameron
Clifford Merry
Janet Thompson
Alvin Riches
Beverly Grant
Joan Graves
Beatrice Hurley
Bobby McCain
James McIntire
Betty Cassell
Cincinnati, Q
Dorothy Knapp
Charlotte Sheeley
Phyllis Perrin
R.H.S
U. V. A. Club
Frances McIntire
Marjorie White
Grace Thompson
Ruth Murray
Rolfe City Park
Mary Frances McIntire
Ladies’ Aid Society Meeting
Trinity Lutheran Chu
Wangberg
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