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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
2
Garfield township cemetery receipts rise due to an extra warrant found in the county treasurer’s office. Cemetery Committee members W R Rogers J C Olerich L W Kennedy report submission.
Notice states the partnership Drs Beam and Campbell doing business as Drs Beam & Campbell dissolved by mutual consent. Debts to the firm should be settled immediately. Dated April 4, 1922. Signatories: W. W. Beam M D and T. R. Campbell M D. Also an item for sale lists cleaned 1921 timothy seed at 3.00 per bushel by H C Kauffman Rolfe Town.
Local representative H. F. Thomas offers the Des Moines Register at five dollars yearly with free samples available. Phones 146 and 1230 listed for contact and service timing.
Rolfe gains Glaxence Pringle from Plover to fill the Rolfe Grain & Milling Co. post vacated by McGuffin who left to become street commissioner and marshal. The town council reviewed the assessor's work, and progress at Olson's shops is noted with new roofing. Community events include a Legion Hall dance on April 19 and a Pythian Kensington gathering on April 18.
A playful column riffs on golf culture and luck, noting marriage as a lottery where prizes are argued over. It stresses that good advice is precious but often ignored, and observes that much is camouflaged in modern life except legs.
A fragmented ad copy touts the Primrose cream separator as a superior, affordable option amid rising prices. It claims easier skimming, simpler washing, longer lifespan, and better overall class than competing machines, inviting readers to inquire about bargains and registered status.
Mesdames Clarke Pattee and Barnes attended a C D A gathering in Pocahontas Tuesday. Mrs Meech and Lucile visited Gilmore City. Billy Ritchey and Ruth Smith were Fort Dodger visitors. Miss Smith saw an eye specialist midweek. Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid to hold a food sale next Saturday at 1 pm at Peterson Meat Market with pies cakes cookies bread and more. Nettie Ritchey improving after illness. L Dingman still critically ill from influenza induced nervous breakdown. K ixrehner Henry Kirchner and son Clarence returned from Kankakee Illinois after funeral of S B Kirchner. Moore Wiley partnership dissolved by mutual consent in Rolfe Iowa dated April 3 1922.
Advice promotes using an International planter to achieve a uniform stand and higher yields. It claims a 25 to 50 bushels per acre increase is possible on most farms when planting thoroughly and avoiding cracked kernels or misaligned hills.
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