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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
4
The Lotus Company stages a three part program with harp and vocal solos readings and period costumes. The Middle French period sets mellow arts with royal pomp. American songs from 1830 to 1870 evoke memories for older and younger audiences then modern songs conclude with patriotism and soldier tribute.
Ruth Thomas, known as the evergreen girl of Brierly, finishes wreaths for Dane Stanwood's party. He returns rich after years away and plans a Christmas Eve reunion, revealing Helen Stanwood is to marry another friend, with Ruth unexpectedly still nearby under the mistletoe.
A Christmas message emphasizes God the Father’s love and the call to become Christ. It reflects on gratitude, prayer, and the enduring human spirit while noting that true gifts express divine love guiding mercy and society.
A local company markets cattle feed promising quality and health benefits for dairy herds. Stockholders are area residents who pay taxes and reinvest profits locally, with emphasis on a homegrown business model and customer assurances on product effectiveness.
By virtue of a general execution from Humboldt County Iowa a sheriff sale is set for December 14 1918 at 2 pm at the Pocahontas county courthouse. Lands described as Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 in Block 15 Grinwold's Second Addition Gilmore City are to be sold to satisfy Lena Fisher and against Frank Fisher for 1200 dollars debt plus costs.
Plover updates include C A Garlock traveling to Des Moines on business and Elwood Miller joining People's Savings Bank in Plover after leaving the First National Bank in Havelock. Mayor Fitzgerald contracts influenza as civic cautions rise and schools plan closure for holidays.
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