Keeping politics straight in a year of cross campaigning
The piece notes cross party campaigning by senators from Montana North Dakota and Nebraska with Roosevelt Hoover and local Iowa activity. It argues voters should judge individuals on merit not party labels urges careful fairness in farm debt cases and emphasizes personal responsibility amid hard times. It also recalls Sumner and discusses corn burning as a relief idea and rising egg prices in farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Montana
Wisconsin
Blaine
Nye
North Dakota
Minnesota
Olson
Norris
Nebraska
F. D. Roosevelt
Crisp
Georgia
Broussard
Louisiana
Brookhart
Iowa
Des Moines
Aetna Insurance Co
Franklin Roosevelt
William Graham Sumner
Yale University
Mabel Hocking
Donica
Hercules
Eurythenes
Stock Exchange
J. White & On
Bryant
You and I
Rolfe High School Notes and Football Summary
Rolfe High updates cover students achievements from first to eighth grade with perfect spelling papers, field trips to Spencer Fair, and classroom projects. The U V R Normal Training Club holds a picnic meeting, and the Boys Glee Club starts with 24 members. Rolfe’s football team loses 0 6 to Manson while greeters note lime sacks gifted for field marking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe High
Evans
Pat” Heathman
Will F F. Pattee
Fullerton Lumber Co
Rolfe High School
Pattee
Rolfe
Domestic and regional coal price contrasts noted
The report lists coal prices by region with figures: Iowa coal at 4.75 per ton, state coal at 5.75, and eastern coal ranging from 9.00 to 10.00 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Eastern Coal
Rolfe Social Notes and Club Meetings Report
Mrs W J Johnson and Mrs Ben Perdue of Plover visited Rolfe on Wednesday. Mrs C B Harris returned from Mallard after visiting daughter and family. A M Simonson and Rev J O Wangberg attended a church meeting in Humboldt. Ronald Carroll traveled with M C Kelley to Des Moines to meet Phillips Petroleum brass, returning Monday. Mrs C P Lathrop hosted the A L D Club with Indian education and arts topics discussed and plans for October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
Ben Perdue
Plover
Rolfe
Harris
John Thompson
Mallard
A. M. Simonson
Rev
J. O. Wangberg
Humboldt
Eagle Grove
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Ronald Carroll
M. C. Kelley
Phillips Petrolum Co
Des Moines
Ronald
C. P. Lathrop
Kenneth Squires
B. A. Kerns
E. S. Colebaugh
Great Lakes
Peppy Farm Programs Launched For Rural Leaders
A new mimeograph booklet from Iowa State College Extension Service compiled by W H Stacy lists nearly 100 program helps for township Farm Bureaus and rural groups. It includes community activity plans talks notes rural life farm organization nature study farmstead planning holiday programs mock trials debates contests and a monthly meeting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stacy
Extension
Iowa State College
Extension Service
Bad Eggs Hurt Farmers and Markets Says Egg Producers Head
A report from the American Institute of Cooperation at the University of New Hampshire warns that careless egg production harms farmers and consumer trust. Earl W. Benjamin of the Pacific Egg Producers notes that one bad egg can deter buyers of good ones and that while egg quality has risen in ten years the top prices remain high. He stresses quality and per hen gains as linked goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Minnesota
Ohio
W. ¥. Priebe
American Institute of Co-Operation
University of New Hampshire
W. D. Termohlen
Iowa State College
Earl W. Benjamin
Pacific Egg Producers
Benjamin
Incoherent preface offers no clear event or figure
Disjointed text fragment mentions strategy and elections without identifying people, places, or concrete actions. No determinate facts or context to summarize into a news item.
Notice to Depositors and Creditors in Receivership
Notice to all interested in the Mat of the Receivership of the St Savings Bank of Rolfe Iowa that a claims report is on file with Pocahontas County District Court. A hearing is set for October 10 19 at 10 am in Pocahontas Court House to approve the report and classify and allow claims and offsets. Such persons must appear to contest. Dated September 29 1932 Rolfe Iowa Y L A Andrew Receiver State Having Bank Rolfe Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Savings ‘Bank
Rolfe
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Pocahontas
Davidson
Court Hay
Y. L. A. Andrew
Bank
Lows
Receivership hearing for State Savings Bank of Rolfe Iowa
In Pocahontas County District Court L A Andrew as receiver seeks court approval of a settlement with Fae White McEwen Trick and Deane W Trick for 25000 secured by a first mortgage on property described as parts of sections in Pocahontas County. The court set October 6 1932 for hearing and notices list interested depositors creditors and others.
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Norman Baker
Brinkley
Mexico
Roosevelt
Sioux City
Hoover
John F. Carlson
Marjorie Carroll
Beverly Grant
Joan Graves
Frances Phillips
Margaret Ann Peterson
Beatrice Hurley
Cathryn Thomas
Donald Sinek
Martha Cornell
Miss Madison
Wiggs
South America
R.H.S.— Junior High News
David Livingston
Louis Pasteur
Jacob Riss
R.H.S
U. V. R. Normal Training Club
Grace McEwen
Arlene Cook
Gyla Shriner
Frances McIntire
R.A.S
Glee Club
Gilbert Freeman
James Carroll
Billy Brinkman
Elwood Olerich
Byron Friend
Delmar Truelsen
Karl Hille
Theron Graeber
Norton Ives
Robert Lokerse
Donald Hikenberry
Harold Hoard
Julius Stevenson
Donald Davidson
Jean Wiegman
R.hls
Manson
Gosser
Mishler
Tiernan
Graeber
Heathman
Case Squires
Carroll Tiernan
T. Rosendahl
Larson T
Pogler
Holt
Porth
McDanel
Co Mohler Stevenson
Chome
Spiker
H Gosser
Lok
Amy Ireland
Carl J. White
Optometrist
C. W. Siefkin
Savage
Rolfe S
Robert Bruce
Savage Block
Abe M. DE Vaul
State Savings Bank
L. M. Graham
K. P
L. W. Kennedy
J. M. Bush
Telephone No
Ata Son Globe
District Court of
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
State Savings Bank of
Rolf
State Sasings Bank
Distric Court
Fae White McEwen Trick
Deane W. Trick
Chicago and North Western Railway
F. C. Davidsson
District Court
State Savings Banks
Rolfe, Lows
J. H. Pollock
John Pollock
Aes
Angus Bull F. P. DeVaul
Rolfer
Ari
Poland
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