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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
9
The Rolfe area reports residents facing illness including Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Ralston visiting relatives and Mayo Bros treatment in Rochester. Community updates cover funerals, a car accident scare near Rolfe, school entertainments, candidate visit by J. T. Johnson, business notices, and subscription reminders for The Sioux City Tribune.
Presbyterian Church Notes by A Z McGogney pastor mention services at 10 30 subject On Debt s Back and a school session after morning service. Lincoln locals report the death of Mrs Jo h Leber at home last Tuesday age twenty three daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Miller of Lincoln township previously a teacher and married April 21 1912 to John Keller.
A reader letter from Battle Laken describes exposed skirts on the street and calls for action. The writer warns of modesty breaches and vows to seek papers and public figures to address the issue. He mentions potential legal steps and political figures in Washington.
Public notice lists editor managing editor and publisher as Marion Bruche Rolfe Iowa and identifies Mer Genthalber Linotype Co as holders of 1 percent or more of bonds or securities. The statement is sworn before Notary Public Robert Bruce on April Mt day 1914.
The Treasury reports the 1913 crop moving deposits of 37.386 million dollars in 193 banks across 62 cities in 28 states were repaid by April 1 1914. Interest earned totaled about 260 thousand dollars. Secretary McAdoo notes the arrangement eased liquidity and avoided bond purchases, confirming reliable repayment.
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