Havelock Happenings Mrs Reupel and Daughter Visit
Mrs Reupel and her daughter Miss Martha traveled by car from Pocahontas to Havelock for a short visit. They toured local sites and planned a return at a later date.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
3
Mrs Reupel and her daughter Miss Martha traveled by car from Pocahontas to Havelock for a short visit. They toured local sites and planned a return at a later date.
The article explains cataracts form inside the eye and are not corrected by removing the eyeball. It notes surgery can restore sight in about eighty of one hundred cases, with better odds if treated early. Medical remedies may halt progression in early stages, while once vision is nearly lost only surgery offers cure.
Wednesday visits and Friday calls as families like the Smiths Ritcheys and Obréchts are noted. Commencement speakers include Derr Hauswirth Cole Swanson Hauswirth. Attendees at Legion meeting and various visits to Mallard Plover Humboldt Rolfe Des Moines and Lost Island Lake are listed with many residents and drivers.
A Winnipeg office map shows tiny red dots marking Hudson Bay Company land once part of the empire. Each dot equals 160 to 640 acres. the dots vanish as lands are sold to settlers, signaling the end of the company’s stake in the North American territories.
The Hartford Times notes a lean apple year with 24 million barrels current and a 1,091,000 barrel shortfall from 1918, leaving about one barrel per family. It argues apples remain America's fruit due to dependability and health value despite limited crop growth.
The article notes U S factories produce fourteen billion ordinary toilet pins yearly while women buy 1 6 00 000 safety pins annually. It cites fourteen factories with 9 424 000 capital and growth from four factories in 1850 to a vast current industry. It adds civic slogans urging cleanliness and economy.
The piece rails against food speculators driving prices higher and argues for firm action to curb them. It notes the burden on the poor, criticizes the farmer as unfairly blamed, and laments broad economic strain including marriages and celebrity divorce cases.
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County a notice announces the appointment and qualification of the administratrix for the estate of Charles Templeman deceased. The document directs all interested persons to respond as required by law.
In the matter of the estate of Chas Templeman of Pocahontas County Iowa notice to all persons indebted to the deceased or his estate to make payment to the undersigned and those having claims against the estate to present them for allowance and payment as required on the 18th day of May 1920.
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