Rolfe Local Items HighlightVisits and Notes
Mrs. Bert Butterfield of Humboldt visited here with her sister Mrs. Mary Hagarty at the Ward Ferguson home. Mrs. Rhoda Ziegler of Blue Earth Minn is visiting her sister Mrs. Zeta Christensen who is in poor health. Snap shot days are coming so send films to Strathman Studio Pocahontas. Bernard Smith came from Sac City bound for Selfridge North Dakota where he formerly published a newspaper. The man he sold out to flew the coop.
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Bert’ Butterfield
Humboldt
Mary Hagarty
Ward Ferguson
Rhoda Ziegler
Blue Harth
Minn
Zeta Christensen
Your
Sac City
Selfridge
N. D
Fort Dodge News Highlights and Local Visits this Week
Miss Viona Rowe visited Fort Dodge for an Eastern Star meeting on Friday night. G W Siefkin took vacation days late this week due to illness. Chester Everson and Mrs H Everson of Marshall Minn visited with Mrs Everson in town. The Radiola is showcased at Fisher's Electric Shop and radio reception from Calgary to Atlanta demonstrated. Mrs Joe James of Oxford visited relatives here along with Mrs Ives and others. Leonard Seaman came up from Bradgate on business. Majorowicz adjusts to city life and plans to move next week. Ladies silk hose advertised at Petersons Clothes Shop. Mrs M P Hancher and Miss Delma Nelson visiting Fort Dodge. Methodist ladies attended missionary meeting. Mrs A W Ireland relapsed but improvement noted. Frederick A Sheeley, longtime resident near town, died March 31 aged about 89. burial in Humboldt.
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Viona ‘Rowe
Fort Dodge
Eastern Star
G. W. Siefkin
Chester Everson
Laurens
H. Everson
Marshall, Minn
DeWolf
Fisher
Calgary
Alberta
Atlanta
Georgia
Joe James
Oxford
Robert Ives
Lee Fisher
Baby of Plover
Leonard Seaman
Bradgate
C. F. Majorowicz
Majorowicz
A. W. Ireland
Frederick A. Sheeley
George Sheeley
Ohio
Humbold
Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Activities
Church notices list Rev. J. O. Wangberg as pastor with English morning services at 11 45. Sunday school at noon, Luther League at 7 and evening worship at 8. Catechism class meets Saturday at the pastor's home. A column reflects on Congress investigations and auto dealer price fixing.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
J. O. Wangberg
Luther League
Plover Patriot Notes and Local Arrivals
Miss Gutterman spent the weekend in Des Moines. John Kline and J. M. Bush were at Rolfe on business Wednesday. Mrs. Alex Wallace of Gilmore visited with her parents the McIrwens and attended the O. E. S. meeting. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts on Wednesday April 2. Farm Bureau program postponed to Wednesday April 9 due to stormy weather. The Cedar Falls State Teachers College mock trial remark cited by a local agriculture teacher.
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Miss Gutterman
Des Moines
John Kline
J. M. Bush
Rolfe
Alex Wallace
Gilmore
A. McIrwen
School of Instruction
Joe Roberts
Farm Bureau
Watts
State Teachers College At
Cedar Falls
American Cow Joke Echoes Farmers Tale
A light exchange features a farmer asking if all cows are milked and a boy replying that all but the American cow are done. The farmer then asks which cow is American, and the boy says the one that has gone dry.
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The Little Man With the Flute and the Lost Tooth
A short comic sketch recalls a man with a flute and a theatre patron who lost a piece of taffy in the audience. The usher dismisses the item as minor while the man insists his teeth are in it, creating a humorous misunderstanding.
Purdy's Philos and a comic invasion remark
A humorous quip plays on Eve saying no to apples while a dentist prepares novocain and forceps, as a humorist notes the imagined arrival of the Yanks. The piece blends wordplay with wartime style satire and a light moral tone.
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Purdy
Philos
Eve
Fairy Tale Ends With Endless Wealth Gift
A husband gives his wife an enormous sum of money she cannot spend in a week, ending the tale with a simple moral about desire and abundance.
Information Please Orator At School Commencement
A collage of schoolroom quips and social humor. The piece includes lines about pluck luck love and taxes and a tongue in cheek note urging readers to subscribe to The Arrow-NOW. Citizens respond with witty asides about crime muzzled cats and political inquiries.
Washington oil line sparks public reaction and debt talk
A fragmented quote heavy文本 pieces reference oil interests, public anger, and debt concerns in Washington. A clerk offers polite answers amid confusion about assets, gasoline, and business fortunes. The passage hints at political misgivings and moral admonitions about faith and labor.
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