Wanted Office Desk Cheap in Rolfe by Geo R Cook
Classified note lists a wanted office desk at low price in Rolfe from Geo R Cook with contact Carl Peterson phone L-13. Also includes a for sale entry for prairie hay seven miles south and three fourths mile west of Rolfe and a cemetery report noting Garfield township receipts are low due to an extra warrant. Cemetery committee signs off with W R Rogers J C Olerich L W Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe
Carl Peterson
Garfield Township
W. R. Rogers
J. C. Olerich
L. W. Kennedy
Dissolution of Beam and Campbell Partnership
Notice that the partnership of Dr. W. W. Beam and Dr. T. R. Campbell doing business as Drs. Beam & Campbell has been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts to the firm should be settled immediately. Dated April 4, 1922. W. W. Beam M.D. T. R. Campbell M.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beam
T. R. Campbell
Drs
Moore & Wiley
Rolfe
Town
Tes
Moore
Des Moines Register Ad Notices and Local Sales
Classified notice listing offer for the Des Moines Register home delivery at five dollars a year, with local rep H F Thomas contact, plus catalog of local sales including cleaned Timothy seed at three dollars per bit by H Kaufman Rolfe Iowa and a hay stack sale by Guy Graham Rolfe with phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines Register
H. F. Thomas
Timothy
Kaufman
Rolfe
Iowa
Guy Graham
Rolfe Grain Milling changes and town notes
Rolfe corrals reveal Coy takes post vacated by McGuffin as street commissioner and marshal Hollenbeck visits. Council reviews assessor work in a brief session. Olson improving shops with new roofing. Folk family from Humboldt visits. Nell Frederickson accompanies him to Rochester for doctor visit. Rolfe to reopen stores Wednesday evenings to handle trade. Moore purchases Wiley interest. barber shop continuity with Jimmy Beck. Various local visits and events include Legion Hall dance April 19 with Hains orchestra. Pythian Kensington plans. Beams dissolve partnership. Des Moines trip for school officials. juries and road patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolfe ‘Grain & Milling
Be ‘McGuffin
J.D. ‘Hollenbeck
Fort Dodge
C. T. Olson
Gertrude
Fof Humboldt
N. Frederickson
J. K. Alline
Rolfe
Nell, Frederickson
Humboldt
M.H. Folk
Rochester
Minn
Remet
Legion Hall
Hains
Moore & Wiley, Barbers
J. L. ‘Moore
Tom Wiley
Golf Scores and Margins from 1921 See Various Names
A 1921 golf score roundup lists players and scores with many initials and surnames such as Nacke Wheeler Colebaugh Thomas Peterson Carroll Bruce Parriott McIntire Bruce Hollis Siefkin Jolliffe Watts McCray Field Bruce Aikenberry Beck Hille Lester and others. The piece remarks on marriage as a lottery and comments on good advice being scarce while noting camouflage in modern times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr-La
Taylor
Once Mather
Nacke
W. P. Wheeler
Colebaugh
H. Thomas
Arthur Peterson
Z. T. Carroll
James Bruce
J. C. Parriott
Leland McIntire
Marion Bruce
BR. L
CG. W. Siefkin
Clark Jolliffe
Chas. B. Watts
A. McCray
F. M. Field
M. Eeyth
Ee Hauck
iWm
B. A. Peterson
Andy Aikenberry
J.C. Beck
Ge Hille
BP. Lester
I. M. Ritchey
F. J. Nacke
Bess Cuff
Clarke Jolliffe
M. Field
T. D. Jones
H. F. Thomas
Ee . Eikenberry
B.A. Peterson
Primrose cream separator promises ease and durability
An advertisement extols the Primrose cream separator, claiming it costs less to own the best and offers easier skimming, easier washing, and longer life than competing machines. It suggests visiting for details and emphasizes value and performance.
Rolfe Notes and Local Notices From Rolfe 1922
Mesdames Clarke Pattee and Bamnes attended a C D A gathering in Pocahontas Tuesday evening. Mrs Meech and Lucile visited the A N Bull home in Gilmore City Saturday. Billy Ritchey and Ruth Smith were Fort Dodge visitors. Miss Smith consulted an eye specialist Wednesday in the city. The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a food sale next Saturday at Peterson meat market with pies cakes cookies bread. Mrs Ritchey is improving from illness. M L Dingman remains critically ill at home. Kirchners returned from Kankakee Illinois after their father and grandfather S B Kirchner’s funeral. Moore and Wiley dissolved by mutual consent. Rolfe, Iowa 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames EH. H. Clarke
Will. Pattee
H. C. Bamnes
C.D. of A
Pocahontas
Emmet Meech
Lucile
A. N.bull
Gilmore City
Billy Ritchey
Ruth Smith
Fort Dodge
Miss. Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peterson Meat Market
Rolfe
Nettie ‘Ritchey
M. L. Dingman
Braten
John Kirchner
Henry Kirchner
Clarence
Kankakee
S. B. Kirchner
Better Stand Doyo Imo The Ultimate Planting Planter
The article argues a strong stand boosts yields up to sixty two percent on many farms and promotes a reliable planter. It stresses choosing a hardy, crack resistant tool that places every hill correctly to maximize profits. It advocates buying an International planter for better returns this year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New
Royal
Efree Royal Baking Powder Co
William St
New York
Geo
R. Cook
Bess
Plymouth Rocks
Northern
Ohios
F. Peterson
Rhode Island
Cail Plover
Frank Broadwell
R. C. Rhode Island
J. Mason
Gilmore
City
R. I
Orpington Cross
DeWolf
N. A. Lind
Hoison
Phonograph
Rob Roy
Avery Farm
Randall Melson
Bradgate
W.H. Henderson
Plover
H. F. Peterson
H. D. Brinkman
Hogan
Carl Bohrondse
Carl White
Charlton & Bowen
Nisco
FT. R
A. Nichelson
Garfield
Rolfe-Clinton Township
St. Mary’s
Minnesota
F. Tompkins
the State Savings Bank
Harold Schaeffer
J. R. McIntire
Blackhawk and
Federal Tires
Shotage Battery Company No No. 155
Pythian Sisters
Kensington
Fannie McIntire
Mary McIntire
Dick Miller
Cleaver
W.W. Beam
Byerhoff
D M.T
Lehnus
Des Moines
Geo. R. Cook
Petit Jury
Myr
Henry Davis
Byron Boos
Anna Kober
Fred Witt
Pocahontas County
Bernard Attabury
Missouri Valley
Flosella MccInnany
Alma Larson
Omaha
Clarence Calligan
Finn
Castle of Albert City
F.O. B
Chicago
David Adler and Sons Company
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