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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
20
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A group of editors touring California in July 1926 admired the state's abundant flowers from the dahlia to hydrangea, noting gigantic geraniums and oleanders. The trip, arranged by boosters like Ben M Read and Friend W Richardson, included lavish hospitality and public funding debates about entertaining press.
A Pocahontas meeting urged Byron G. Allen to run as an independent for the 77th district representative. The group cited ballot defects affecting Jack Hunter and approved Allen as nominee, forming a county central committee and launching a campaign fund headline.
Zellmar Brothers bring two performances of their trained wild animal show to town on Wednesday. The program features Flying Simms Duo, Conner Trio, educated dogs and ponies, elephants, and a grand Arabia pageant. Tickets available at a uptown wagon, with no price increase.
The astern Star picnic at Mc Ewen and Garlock Park on Tuesday drew large crowds for the first-time event. Children enjoyed afternoon races, adults competed in sports, and Charley Bowen introduced a Spirit Lake game called tree golf. Town and country participants clashed in tug of war, but the town held an edge. Over 140 dined at a shared supper, everyone contributing dishes, making the gathering feel like a big family. The crowd urged the Stars to repeat the outing.
Merritt and family arrived Wednesday and are settling at the Des Moines Township school. The district announces the school will start Monday August 30 with enrollment day. Mr Merritt moves from Ames to D M T.
Frankly thanks the gathering and says it is an honor to be called upon, noting Pocahontas county voters value independence. He calls his opponent a friend and schoolmate with differing views likely to develop in the campaign. Allen shows no bitterness over county treatment and intends to campaign with backing to win the next contest as the county central committee defers action to Pocahontas Monday.
The Garfield Township 4-H Club held an all day picnic at Pilot Creek with all but one member present. Rain refreshed the wreek, girls swam on logs and learned to float, noon featured fried chicken and ice cream, a wienie roast capped the day, and leader Mrs. J C Truelsen received a fountain pen as thanks.
The Fifth Annual Palo Alto County Fair will run September 14 to 17 1926 in Emmetsburg Iowa. The event grows to 47 acres with hippodrome acts, a circus program, baseball and kitten ball tournaments, horseshoe contests, horse and mule team pulling, midway attractions and dancing. Claude R Porter will speak September 15 at 1 00 PM on his U S Senate candidacy and Brookhart speaks September 16 at 1 00 PM.
Golfers from Manson Rockwell City Humboldt Emmetsburg and Rolfe total thirty six compete in a Rolfe tournament starting yesterday. Merle Finn of Rolfe shot the low score a 40 four over par with several in the 70s and 85s earning a championship flight berth of sixteen. Play continues today and tomorrow as the course is in fine condition and weather looks favorable.
The Rolfe Woman's Club holds its first meeting of the year 1926 1927 in the K P hall Friday September 8 at 2:00 p m as a reception for new members. The Membership Committee led by Mrs Wm Matteson directs the program with light refreshments provided by the House Committee headed by Mrs J H Walker. All members urged to attend.
The Des Moines Township Womans Club will entertain teachers patrons and young people at the school house on September 8 at 8:00 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Farm Union holds its third annual festival at the John Methe farm south of Mallard on Wednesday September 1 with sports contests and speeches. Congressman L J Dickinson is scheduled to speak at 2 00 p m. A quarter page ad in this issue lists the complete program. Subscribe for The Arrow NOW.
The piece urges naming the 40 acre park McEwen and Garlock Park in Rolfe. It praises donors W. D. McEwen and A. O. Garlock for donating the land and recommends a gate sign and entrance tablet. The text notes the park’s value and amenities, including a premier golf course and shade trees.
Jacob Cook, born January 24 1847 in Westfield Indiana, died August 21 1926 at Soldiers Home Hospital Marshalltown Iowa at age 79. He served in Co G 147th Indiana Volunteers, married Elvira Moore in 1875, had four sons and one daughter, and was a farmer in Stratford Iowa before retirement. Funeral at Federated Church Union Iowa with burial in Union Cemetery. Surviving relatives listed include Geo R Otis A Cook and May Williams.
The W H L Club of D M T met Friday August 20 at Ruth Thorson home. Arlene Ham demonstrated sleeve and arm eye finishing. Ruth Thorson spoke on choosing a becoming hat. Doris Kauffman discussed skin care. Euelah Spencer presented Minuet In G with a piano duet by Dorothy and Sylvia Howe. LeSHIER RTS assisted, host a Dorothy Howe helped.
Rev. P. M. Petersen leads Sunday school at Des Moines Township school house 9 30 a m and at the church 10 00 a m. English reading service 11 00 a m Danish service 7 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursdays 6 00 p m All welcome to worship. Arrow Adlers Pull Like Plasters.
Pocahontas County rural order calls for a county wide seed selection and weed eradication association. Farmers would survey their townships for seed needs and submit samples for weed free verification. A field meeting is set for Oct 16 at the Pocahontas court house to organize the association.
Sunday Bible School at 9 30 Morning Worship at 10 50 Epworth League 7 00 Evening Service All friends invited Rally of sub district youth at the Unique church east of Gilmore City Friday evening Mention of a single track mind and reckless driving transmission joke.
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