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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

4

Remarkable memory feats and a prodigious algebra recalling girl

A Western editor cites memory prodigies including Wind Tom Blind Boone Al Hicks and a Black high school student who memorized a difficult algebra problem. The student recalled Harry Thatcher’s board solution without understanding the math, proving memory surpassed interest and effort in this tale from Youth's Companion.

Wind Tom Blind Boone al Hicks Montana Harry Thatcher Youth

Dance of Summer at Clover Leaf Farm

Ezra Pingle of Clover Leaf farm, hosting summer boarders, chats with a new arrival when a young swimmer in a map clad bathing suit performs a high leap by the river. His graceful rebound and final dive into the water elicit a joke about being a bumble bee, not an interpretive dancer.

Ezra Pingle Clover Leaf Farm Kansas City

Booming Peeweecuddyhump Reports Colorful Local Scene

The Peeweecuddyhump tavern landlord declares booming business with tripled car traffic and multiple ongoing divorces. He notes prisoner numbers up from last fall and humorously mentions Deacon Pennypinchers considering painting his house.

Peeweecuddyhump Deacon Pennypinchers Kansags City Times

Pups Burned At Slippery Slap Farm Prompt Gossip

Sam Dumm of Slippery Slap reports six little pups burned at his place last night. An acquaintance notes a new baby at his house and asks if it is a boy or a girl, while Dumm expresses interest in the pups. The Kansas City Star records the odd exchange.

Sam Dumm Kansis City Rolfe Donald Pirie H. F. Knapp Knapps Snook Des Moines Henry Fitzgerald Fort Dodge Charyl Dennis Fitzgerald Sharp Frank Fitzgerald Clarence Heathman QO. J. Cruickshank Marshall, Minn Chalk Cruickshanks Paul Kerns Ed Christensen Edward Vestegaard J. l. Christensen Rolf Fred Smith Iowa City J. H. Bucher Langfitt, Sr Kathryn Parradee Swea City Louie Leslie Hansen Ed Lehnus Charles Edward Cedar Falls Nelda Clara Everson Bellevue G. A. Everson Mallard Creamery Truman Pringle St. Paul Minn Fletcher Pringle Swanson Rockwell City Tillie Ray Wainwright Laurens Peter Christensen Ernest Langfitt Walter Langfitt Have Laura Bryant Ames Iowa State College Glenn Horsman Jas Dorothy Credit Bureau Pocahontas Plover Marion Ham Ottosen Estherville Firkins Wilbur Roberts Lonnie Firkins A. L. Roberts Des Moines Township Ano College Pocahontasites Nellie Grant Altho Hoover Stella Mr. Folk Folk Ray Ferguson Pomona Ag Poduska W. W. Howse Howards Alma Olerichki Caroline Nora Ryen Seversons Ireland Fred Olive Drager Olive Burbank Los Angeles California Mos Annie Hewood Terrys Jr Jnfore Pocahontas Register Miss Glenn Henry Olerich Byrnes Cade Smith Hom Smiths Bob Bruce San Diego Hollywood Beit School Califo Harrison University of Southern Fornia Iowa

Doctor’s diagnosis on rest and mental occupation

A judge quips that true healing lies in employment, even for a retiree with no recent work. The exchange humorously locates the mental seat of trouble in needing ongoing occupation.

Judge

Shopping Dilemma Echoes In Quiet Life Column

A light exchange unfolds as a speaker invites a companion to shop, while the other declines citing a need to make a purchase today. The vignette mirrors everyday choices and the pace of life as described in a daytime life feature.

Plover area notes Easter visits and community life

Local column records Easter visits and social rounds across Plover and nearby towns with notices of residents, teachers, ministers, and families. Highlights include Mrs Hoffmaster in Nora Springs, Ivadelle Jarvis elected as primary teacher in two schools, church activities, travel to Fort Dodge and Des Moines, and a creamery robbery report.

Lucile Otto Lake Mills G. A. Everson Fort Dodge W. L. Wilson N. J. Muerer West Bend Plover M. I. Helvig Sylvia Harry Wegele Oscar Hiram Ruthven Hiram Abel Helvig Ivadelle Jarvis G. D. Henderson Spencer Bradgate Mildred Wright Carl Miller Des Moines Margaret Crook Havelock Ruth Crook Ruth J. P. Lester Rolfe W. J. Manifold Lester Presbyterian Congregation Manifold Altho Pocahontas Gilmore City Rolfe Church Albert Howland

Jowa Picnic In California Report Details

Report fragment mentions a Jowa picnic in California held on a Saturday with names May and Dolly noted, though details are incomplete. The text suggests casual event description without clear outcomes or additional participants.

Plover Methodist Church Notes and Easter Offering

Plover Methodist notes Rev. W L Patterson pastor schedule includes morning worship at 11:00 and Epworth League at 11:00, evening service, midweek meeting, and high school choir practice. Easter offering nearly $200 raised toward a $250 goal. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed. baptism and church membership invitations extended.

Epworth League Thurs- GA. Ieas the Wisa

Drummer Boy Perished in Castine Dungeon During Siege

Echoes of Fort George Castine Maine recount a drummer boy starved in a windowless dungeon after a court martial of Ball Elliott and six deserters. He clung to his drum as rats gnawed his hands and sentries heard faint drumbeats for eight days before rescue or release.

Fort George Castine Maine Gosselin Elliott Bull New York Times

San Marino to greet a new funicular and hotels

San Marino in Italy, the rock citadel, is about to capitulate to a new funicular line branching near Rimini. The steepest ascent will span a long railroad arches section as the sleepy republic readies modern tourism facilities while gambling remains banned.

San Marino Italy Rimini Europe Monaco

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Hoffmaster Nora Springs Town Ida Hanisch W. F. Hofert Earl Day S. L Morningside College Rolland Ferguson Buena Vista College Storm Lake J. W. Ferguson Rolland Lake View Consolidated Schools Graettinger Elmer Smith Helvig P. R. Henderson Emmetsburg H. H. Hoyt Webster City L. E. Garlock Tillie Swanson Shaw Sioux City Edythe Warren Heathman Geo. Jeffries J. H. Wilson Howard Pollock Howard Mr. Wilson Ray Seaman Andrew Crawford William F. F. Eno Everly Ila Fisher Chas. Arthur E. E Fred Groves Junior Sanders Will Crawford Phyllis Heathman B. A. Peterson A. G. Heathman J. W. Arnold Wayne W. A. Grove W. H. Wilcox Stillwater Oklo Frank McKim Nevada Andrew McFadden W. S. Strong Will JOWA May Dolly Plover Methodist W. L. Patterson
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