The Rolfe Arrow Marks Sixth Year Of Publication
Established 1885. Best Advertising Medium. U. S. Vance, Editor. The Rolfe Arrow enters its sixth year as a lively local paper. A Grinnell doctor once rode with an aviator to a country call, reaching 11 miles in six minutes, then returning in nine. The piece muses on improvements and the role of roads.
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Rolfe
Grinnell
Weekend Services At Methodist Church Rally
A day of gloom yields to strong turnout as worshippers fill the auditorium amid storms. Plans unfold for Northwest District convention in Laurens, many church events scheduled. Bishop Bristol addressing Friday supper fundraiser. education and memorial sermons noted. Bible school, Y P S C E, and Queen Esther circle events listed with times and locations.
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Loren Howe
Laurens
Gerkin
Henry
Bristol
Omaha
J. L. Gillies D
J. J. Bushnell
Methodist Church
Queen Esther Circle
Lalla Gerkin
Iowa Happenings Show Rural Decline and City Growth
Iowa expects a census reveal of at least 2,500,000 residents with growth concentrated in medium and small cities. Rural areas likely decline or stagnate while Des Moines Sioux City and Mason City lead population gains, and overall enumeration should be more complete than recent state counts.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Waterloo
Mason City
Albia
Mrs Van Horn On Trial For Killing Husband
The state uses a mail order house records to trace a revolver linked to Chester Van Horns death. Mrs Van Horn faces trial in Mason City after evidence tied the gun to her. Also Iowa bankers warn of widespread forgeries and name fugitives including Leonard Art Cranston Nadler Fisher and Wivans.
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Edwards
Chester van Horn
Mason City
Minnesota
Vergens
D. E. Devara
van Horn
R. E. Patterson
Express
William Towle
Gun Department
Iowa
George Leonart
Fred Nadler
Jt. A. Cranston
George W. Fisher
G. M. Wivans
Lawson Is Guilty Leader of Miners Convicted of Murder
The Trinidad Colorado jury found John R. Lawson guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of deputy sheriff John Nimmo during a clash with strikers on October 25 1913 and fixed life imprisonment. Judge Hillyer disclosed an anonymous threat letter received during the trial promising death if Lawson and co defendant Louis Zancanelli are punished. Lawson declared the workmans cause would continue despite the verdict and called it a long way to the penitentiary.
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Trinidad
Colo
John R. Lawson
John Nimmo
Hillyer
Lawson
Louis Zancanelli
Broadway
Menace trial set for June in anti Catholic case
Federal Judge Van Valkenburgh overruled a demurrer to indictments against Wilbur F. Phelps Bruce M. Phelps Theodore C Walker and Marvin Brown publishers of the Menace Aurora Missouri an anti Catholic weekly The case was scheduled for trial in Joplin during the June term court The indictments allege obscene matter mailed and accuse articles of attacking Catholic priesthood
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the Menace
Aurora
van Valkenburgh
Joplin
Wilbur F. Phelps
Bruce M. Phelps
Theodore C. Walker
Marvin Brown
Dun's Review of Trade Indicates Slow But Steady Revival
Dun's Review of Trade notes weekly gains in business activity though progress is uneven across sectors. Textile markets remain favorable with strong demand for cotton goods underwear and hosiery. Crop reports stay favorable. In politics Roosevelt is excused from testimony in the Barnes libel suit after detailing panic of 1907 events and a letter by Charles Whitman. Iowa City plans a new dentistry college building costing 200000 with land purchase near the old science hall, condemnation may be used if a price agreement cannot be reached.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Roosevelt
William Barnes
Charles S. Whitman
New York
State Board of Education
Iowa City
Dentistry College
Science Hall
Havelock Happenings and Local Travel Notes
Messrs Fred and Joe Hauswirth traveled to Joliet Illinois for a sister's funeral. Mrs Annay Gill of Terrill visited Gill homes. J C Garner went to Sioux City on business. Roy Stover went to Marshalltown on business. Earl Chinn and son Lowell returned from Pine Bluff after a week. Herman Nichols of Glidden and family stay to manage farm interests. Students from Havelock attended a Senior class play in Ware. Mrs John McCarville visited Laurens. Jason Logan of Webb visited the Logans. Mr and Mrs Joe Spencer visited Rolfe relatives.
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Fred
Joe Hauswirth
Joliet
Ilinois
Annay Gill
Terrill
Herman Nichols
Glidden Iown
James Speer
Ware
Havelock High School
John McCarville
Laurens
Jason Logan
Webb
J. W. Logan
Joe Spencer
Rolfe
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