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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
8
A Mary Marshall Duffee essay extols using the telephone as a practical tool to ease family concerns and avoid gossip. It offers examples of calling home when plans change, delaying arrival, or missing trains to preserve courtesy and reduce worry.
The term livery derives from French origins meaning to deliver clothing for servants. Uniforms began as free garments for royal household followers and evolved through history. In England during Edward IV’s reign the term aligned with badges or crests on sleeves. Over time standardized servant attire reduced earlier stylistic latitude.
A reflective exhortation on using the next decade wisely. It argues that ten years after age twenty shape success or failure, urging steady effort, habit formation, and self discipline to turn time into achievement and independence. Copyright by John Binke.
The term villain shifts from peasant tied to the villa to a general insult. It moves from a rural serf to moral condemnation of the other, then to a broader, nuanced stereotype. Modern imagery portrays a well dressed city resident with a cigarette, reversing original rural associations.
Local readers receive a roundup of weekend visits and social events including Ed Barber and family at Jos Gradin home, the Gravexs in Plover, and church and club activities. Readers learn of illness lists, travel to Lizard Lake, and a large turnout at the Lizard Lake baseball game amid various visits by residents to nearby towns and farms.
A special execution from the Pocahontas County Iowa District Court clerk issues a sheriff sale notice following a judgment rendered in the county. The notice cites the state and county authority and directs actions tied to the sale process as part of the legal proceeding.
Public notice dated July 22 1922 references a deputy and docket entry 219-2. The fragment indicates an official act or certification and a named official authorizing action. The readable text suggests a formal legal or administrative notice from a government office.
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