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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1924
Page
8
An old maxim argues civility costs nothing and pays dividends in business success. Civility opens doors, shapes first impressions, and increases sales by attracting favorable attention from superiors and customers alike. It complements brains, industry, and diligence as a key to advancement.
A cheerful note explains the benefits of eating breakfast in bed for personal calm and recovery. It argues the practice saves energy, reduces stress, and fosters rest and thoughtful reading while awaiting the tray. The piece promotes self care and resilience.
A reflective verse compares life’s twists to a zigzag path chosen by love and divine design to ease the climb, urging acceptance of winding routes as the Father’s will. Also includes early to mid 20th century camp cook notes on green pots with potatoes onions carrots bacon and cucumber dishes with sour cream and olives in vinegar.
The piece argues that investing in forest protection and rehabilitation would cut the nation’s freight bill by reducing railroad needs. It cites forest service estimates and says benefits include less damage from fires and more timber supply, highlighting long term savings.
Pocahontas County supervisors meet August 15 1924 to hear the petition for a county area plan to eradicate bovine tuberculosis. The hearing is continued to 2:00 pm and a gravel pit contract and drainage repairs are approved.
A long list of laborers and workers such as A. M. Johnson H. W. Krause Leon Allen John Cornath Wm. Simmering E. S. Neal G. C. Henrich J. F. Hogan Matt Fitegerald J. W. Alexander Orvis Gadd Clifford Slayton Geo. Allen Ed Quinsland W. J. Kruse and others appears as scattered entries. The quote notes an executive can take a day off without halting the plant.
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