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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
8
Harry Persons, recently in Griswold, returns home as Bradgate plans a consolidated school. Coffin and Simmons school houses are moved to town grounds for remodeling to serve incoming pupils. School opens Sept. 11. Local residents and visitors shared news of several other trips and exchanges.
In the history of the amusement world the main factor is to present offerings before the people so they find use and value. The excerpt notes the importance of practicality and accessibility in drawing interest and sustaining appeal.
Strenuous efforts push to have the school ready by September seventh with repairs and cleanup. Temporary buildings provide extra room for primary and manual training, while the old structure houses other grades and the domestic science kitchen. Wagon routes are set, trial trips planned, and the teaching staff announced. Community cooperation urged as patrons tour the setup and offer suggestions.
Pastor C E Ellefson will preach at Bradgate Methodist Church next Sunday with morning from James 1 23 24 and evening from Romans 1 3 8. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Nels Smith. new Kingsbury piano delivered by Donohoe and Donohoe of Ft Dodge. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Dan Tellier of Kalamazoo, Mich and the Lamperts visiting relatives. former Bradgate residents Mr and Mrs Thos White and family.
Wes Mrs Norton of Popejoy visits at daughter Mrs O Eilefson home. Chas Templeman, Fort Dodge visitor. Mr and Mrs Frank Neel Gilmore City visit Will Clow. Hans Kyle of Savannah renewing acquaintances in Argente and vicinity. Ostrich and Joverien Humboldt business callers in Bradgate. Miss Oleson Ellsworth former Bradgate teacher calls. Nellie Bowen and Juma Joverien visit Humboldt relatives and county fair. Mrs James Muellen en route Gilmore City. George and Orin Jennings travel to Boone for father’s death. Laurence Meech Rolfe calls. Peter Erickson Fort Dodge family visits Bradgate. Meadams Rose Adams and Nels Smith at Humboldt for county fair. Mrs Rt Brooks released from Des Moines hospital and improving. Mrs Wier Weaver operat ed appendicitis Des Moines hospital. Miss Mayme Marchant returns to Ottosen work. (Continued on Havelock Page) Fowler Clark show parades at 1 20 PM. Des Moines Capital AP service assures accuracy. Capital available by mail for remainder of year. Subscription offer includes The Arrow for Bradgate area.
A newspaper note warns that meat forms uric acid that may paralyze kidney function and trigger dull kidney pain, headaches, digestive upset, and nocturnal urinary issues. It promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleanser and a lemon juice grape salt mixture as a home remedy to flush acids and ease bladder irritation.
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