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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1926

Page

4

How to Use Corn Sugar for Preservation and Desserts

Doris McCray explains corn sugar as a preservation aid and sweetener. It preserves better than cane sugar due to higher osmotic pressure and can replace cane sugar in jams, jellies, and desserts with adjustments for sweetness and moisture. It adds body to frozen desserts and stews fruit flavors without overpowering them.

Washington, D. C Univrsity of Illinois Urbana Ill

Girls Work Organized in Pocahontas County Farm Bureau

Pocahontas County Farm Bureau notes outline a meeting held March 27 in the courthouse led by county club leaders and Mrs Florence Packman from Iowa State College. The article lists leaders and participants, upcoming clothing clubs, and Des Moines Township events with program details and quips from local speakers.

Florence Packman Ark Iowa State College Ames Pocahontas County Club Committee Girls’ Clothing Club Court House Fh. I. Ryan H. F. Olerich John Elsassar John Madsen Wm. Fisher C. E. Lehnus Marie Ryen Franklin Majorowicz Des Roines W. P. Wheeler Rolfe J. C. Truelsen Gargeld Township C. &. Grant Roosevelt Township John Hisastr Mesdames Jake and Lee Ziegler D.M.T Des Moines

Arrow to Discontinue If Payment Not Arranged

A notice warns that the Arrow will be discontinued soon if no satisfactory payment arrangement is made for the subscription. The unreadable slip implies a magnetic blank space and a demand for settlement.

City election passes quietly with 840 voters turnout

The city election on Monday produced a 840 vote turnout about 60 percent. James Bruce won the mayoral race with broad support while Wm Obrecht led the council slate. Richard Grant ranked second on the council list, with Z T Carroll Peter Johnson and J H Brinkman also elected.

James Bruce Wm. Obrecht Richard Grant Z. T. Carroll Peter Johnson J. H. Brinkman People’s Community Wm. Kelley J. C. Damborg CG. Grant Carroll W. P. McIntire R. G. Hunter C. P. Lathrop Lendit Paulson E. E. Thompson W. F. Patteen Luther Thompson G. G. Harris M. R. Fisher M. Goodmiller

Fire at Pioneer Destroys Bradleys Farm Home

A Sunday afternoon fire destroyed the Bradleys farm house near Pioneer. The couple, married six weeks, lost new furnishings and wedding gifts. wind hampered entry, and most items were ruined by smoke and water. Farm owned by Mr. Breene of Fort Dodge. Mrs. Della Butts left for Fort Dodge after a visit. Rev. J. P. Lester preached at Pocahontas and talks of Presbyterian union in Pocahontas and Gilmore City.

John Bradley Pioneer Bradley Breene Fort Dodge Della Butts William Strickler J. P. Lester Pocahontas Gilmore City

Samuelson urges solid education for citizenship and discipline

Ottumwa Iowa March 31 Special Miss Agnes Samuelson candidate for state superintendent of public instruction told the Southeastern Teachers Association convention that the three Rs remain vital and high school graduates should handle decimals as well as they drive a Ford. She called for education to be a solid safeguard, building character to endure life’s crises.

Ottumwa Agnes Samuelson Southeastern Teachers’ Association Miss Samuelson

I D E D Y Club Notes At D M T School

The I D E D Y Club of D M T met in the domestic science room on March 25 for Evelyn Snook's birthday with a special lunch. Members announced some left to join another club. A second meeting on March 26 organized for 1926 with officers elected: President Ellen Telfer, Vice President Dorothy Howe, Secretary Ruth Thorson, Treasurer Kathryn Bruner, Newspaper Reporter Sylvia Howe, Program Committee Edress Bruce Evan Winters and Lucile Schoenberger.

Evelyn Snook Ellen Telfer Dorothy Howe Ruth Thorson Kathryn Bruner Sylvia Howe Edress Bruce Evan Winters Lucile Schoenberger

GRAIN FEST MAY BE KILLED

Grain pests in the district include the cadelle bottle. Dr C J Drake Iowa State College says high heat 120 to 180 F kills beetles but is impractical. Fumigation with carbon disulphid is best for bulk grain and must be dry. Farmers Bulletins 799 1029 872 from USDA Washington are recommended for details. For speed a coal pile in March offers a quick get away.

C. J. Drake Iowa State College Drake

Salvation Army Appeal in Rolfe Aids Relief Work

Chas Raach a Salvation Army field representative visited Rolfe to organize the annual donation drive with J. H. Engel as local chairman and First National Bank as treasurer. Donations will be received Friday and Saturday next week. The Army operates many relief programs and asks for support to aid local and statewide humanitarian work.

Chas. Raach Salvation Army Rolfe J. H. Engel First National Bank Focal Army Whp

Danish Mason Edward L. Buxbom Dies at 68 in Rolfe

Edward L. Buxbom born in Denmark January 20 1857 died at the home of Mrs FE M Wilcox on March 24 after weeks of illness from internal cancer. He lived in Pocahontas county Rolfe since 1886 married Hannah Katrinia Hansen in 1879, survived by a stepdaughter and a grandson, funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev. J P Lester and a choir. Interment in Clinton Cemetery.

Edward L. Buxbom FE. M. Wilcox Mr. Buxbom Denmark Hannah Katrinia Hansen America Pocahontas County Rolfe Buxham Presbyterian Sunday School C. C. Hansen Long Beach Cal Ed Hansen Chokie Minn Hansen Miss Christensen Coon Rapids Iowa J.P. Lester Mesdames Moon and White Messrs Engel DeWayne Thomas Bessie Patterson Clinton Cemetery

Pocahontas County Credit Bureau Banquet Focuses on Reach of Meetings

The Pocahontas County Credit Bureau hosts its seventh banquet and gathering next Tuesday evening with C. D. Streeter of Keokuk as principal speaker on topics for customers and business sellers. County Agent Bowers urges attendance. tickets are one dollar and must be bought this week to plan plates.

Bowers Farm Bureau Mgr. Streeter Pocahontas

Yimmie Johnson's Yob to Bow Friday at D M T

Junior class play Yimmie Johnson's Yob to be staged in the D M T auditorium Friday evening April 2. Admission twenty and thirty five cents. Cast includes Yimmie From Minnesota The Detective Micky The Farm Hand The Father The Foster Daughter The Niece The Cook Kittie The Helper and others. First juniors play, urge attendance for success.

Yimmie Johnson D. M. T. Auditorium Clarence Bendixen Micky Manley Johnson Kent Earl Cooksey Belle Wea Capensis Helen Williams Sylvia Ee ' Mary Rutgers D.M.T Supt L. D. Morgan Fort Dodge

Three Wise Monkeys Moral Lesson From Nikko Legend

Voice of the People recalls the Japanese tale of Mizarau Mikazaru and Mazazru the three monkeys seen in Nikko murals. The writer compares the moral of seeing hearing and speaking no evil to curb gossip and nosey behavior in American communities.

Voice of the People Chicago Daily Tribune Chicago Illinois Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Nikko Japan Mizarau Mikazaru Mazazru America

Good Play Coming by Rolfe Golf Club Women

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Rolfe Golf Club stages a two day play on April 14 and 15 to raise funds for a City Park shelter house. Residents are urged to attend and support the park community project already funded by the golf club, with posters and the Arrow providing details.

Rolfe Golf Club Golf Club The Arrow

Local student on Iowa State frosh honor roll

Vera Celestia Murray a Rolfe high school graduate ranks 97th among 100 Iowa State College freshmen with the fall quarter average of 89.2 percent Acting President Hermann Knapp has congratulated Supt A O H Setzerlandt on the honor The note highlights the large freshman class of 1506 students and the achievement from a local graduate

Murray

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Doris. McCray Doris McCray Bankers’ Life Alfred Hewlett Munity W. W Bruner Guy White Ant Perce Women’s Sewing Club Woman's Club Man’s ‘Land Salvation Army Appeal Charleston Credit Bureau Meeting D. M. T. Wheezer Yimmie Minnesota Clifford Nielson Pal Howard DeWolf Peg Kittie Ee HS Dorothy Rentsch Hazel Glenn Gale Cooksey Ilness Jens Nielsen Palmer Method Sterling Williams Evelyn Sennett Theodore Ripperger Ruth Olmsted Wilna Struthers Evelyn Rockwell City
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