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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1918

Page

6

Havelock Happenings Chronicle Local Visits and Passings

Sam Hyatt of Pocahontas and Roy Wykolfff of Emmetsburg visited Havelock Sunday. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson died Sunday. Dozens of residents including Margaret Hilton Ruma Edge Wade Holt and G A Gruver visited Pocahontas Laurens Rolfe Fort Dodge and Laurens for business and social activity. Max Brenton returned from Camp Grant and Harry Hilton bought a new Overland.

Sam Hyatt Pocahontas Roy Wykolfff Emmetsburg Havelock Joe Allen Margaret Hilton Ruma Edge Wade Holt G. A. Gruver Laurens Harry Hilton Geo. Johnson Dick Reents Irvin Johnson Alert Sandvig Robi Womack Baby Frank Flynn Rolfe G. A. Grover Inex Barber Sacred Heart Minn Tom Hdge Henry Gruver Ben Hawkins Oscar Johnson Otto Dreeke Lakefield Seybold Claussen Fort Dodge Hank Sroufe Bert Hilton Plover Emma Edge Inez ‘Barber A. F. Mick Max Brenton Camp Grant Ill Rhinehart Dewy Vote Mabel Peterson W. P. McIntire Clarence Vote

Barbery Threatens Wheat Across Pocahontas County

The article warns that at least 1,500 acres of wheat in Pocahontas County are at risk from black rust if common barbery shrubs are allowed to grow in lawns. It cites 1916 losses of 110 million dollars in the U S and urges eradicating barbery to curb the fungus. suggests the Japanese barbery as a safe substitute and urges prompt removal of the plant.

Pocahontas County United States Jonce

Willard and Fulton Consider Western Front Bout

The text notes Willard and Fulton might switch to fighting in France. It predicts fewer rounds but high interest if staged there. It asserts Germany sacrifices lives for land, implies long war pressures, and urges stronger U.S. aid to prevent future German losses.

Baltimore Willard Fulton France Germany

Marine Corps Letter From Quantico Seeks to Spur War Drive

A Quantico letter dated April 9 1918 praises The Arrow readership for war spirit and finance efforts. SGV Eugene Lighter notes Marines training under Canadian artillery supervision and plans to join an April 15 camp, highlighting Marine recruit standards and the desire to send a division to new front sectors. He fondly recalls home and signs with warm regards.

Quantico Barney The Arrow Rolfe Jin England France Sam U. S Washington Daniels Hauing Hecht Artillery Atlantic Marine Officers’ Training Camp Marine Corps Uncle Sam SGV

Soy Beans Offered for War Emergency Experiments

Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station offers 1200 bushels of free soy seed for Iowa farmers to plant in three experiments. J Buchanan distributes seed for setups requiring 1/4 acre or 1 acre, with inoculation and methods to determine best planting practices. Send requests to Ames or Pocahontas with twenty five cents per experiment for inoculating material. Also praises Captain Roosevelt for his front line service and its national impact.

Iowa J. Buchanan Towa Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Ames Pocahontas

Sell Chickens Gradually After May First Closed Season

The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to sell poultry gradually after May 1 when the federal closed season on hens ends. Avoid glutting markets to prevent food losses and help ensure stable demand as green food becomes plentiful and egg demand remains steady.

Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Department

No clear headline but call for balance in spending and saving

The text argues Americans face a choice between saving and spending, urging a sensible middle path to keep business moving while meeting demand for savings. It calls for prudent fiscal habits and suggests a need for decisive judgment.

Solomon

Bids For Grading Notice Des Moines Township Iowa

The board of trustees of Des Moines township Pocahontas county Iowa invites bids for road grading per county specifications. Township provides grader. Bids due by noon April 20 1918. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Watson Clerk.

Board of Trustees Des Moines Pocahontas County Iowa Watson

Bids Sought for School Ground Grading in Desa Moines District

Independent District of Desa Moines township will receive bids on grading the grounds around the school building in the said district until noon of April 22 1918. Right to reject any or all bids is reserved. 513 W S Watson Secretary.

Desa Moines W.S. Watson

Special School Election in Rolfe Iowa April 29 1918

Notice of a special election in the Independent School District of Rolfe Pocahontas Iowa to be held April 29 1918 at F A Malcolms office Rolfe from 1 to 6 pm. Voters will decide on issuing bonds of 10000 dollars to complete and equip a new school building. Secretary J H Brinkman signs the notice.

Rolfe Pocahontas Iowa F. A. Malcolm Board of Directors J. H. Brinkman

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H. H. Reents Matthew of Bert Bourett Sora Ford Rolfe Auto Company Archie Roosevelt Edison the Consolidated Mr. Farmer Buxham & Haskin Mason Contractors Rolfe, Iowa T. E. Patterson, Rolfe
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