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Newspaper

Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1929

Page

4

Plover Area Notes Busy Week Of News And Sports

Local residents attend meetings, hospital visits, and a funeral. Neighbors report illnesses and recoveries and note church and fraternal activities. Plover and Palmer communities share travel, shopping, and a basketball game where Plover's girls narrowly lose 38-36 to Ware.

Henry Fitzgerald Havelock James Speer Ed Lehnus Rochester Minn C. E. Miller C.W. Miller J. B. Sheldon Dick Bush Susie Smith Mary Whitney Chas. Northrop Bonnie Jean George Ande McAuliffe Hampton G. A. Everson Plover Lodge Hall Order of Eastern Star W. M Iva Johnson W. P J. M. Bush A. M Verna Hofert A. P L. E. Garlock Fannie Mason Assoc Agda Larson Donald Hubbell B. B. Hubbell E. D. Hilton Fort Dodge W. W. Bruner Kathryn Bruner Minnie Jarvis Rolfe Holger Larson Snyder Thurson Gatten Shipley Telford Jacobson Earl Firkins Roy Telford Ottosen Sheldon Chas. E. Watts Virginia Pocahontas John Mitchell W. D. Heathman Ortonville Lena Kling Curlew Meda Stowell North Dakota Ware Plover Girls Schuler Jack Hanisch

A Wreath and a Candle Spoke From the Window

Ann Dawson helps two poor girls by buying their wax tulips then learns of their needs. The next day a generous wreath and a lit candle arrive at their cottage with a note promising further cheer. The scene ends with Dawson realizing charity brings deeper joy than material gifts.

Anne Mother Anne Dawson Lily Rutherford Morris

Christmas Dolls Through History And Origin

The piece traces dolls from sacred wooden idols to modern playthings, noting early use in worship and linguistic origins of the word doll as a corruption of idol. It mentions that oldest museum specimens date to Queen Anne’s era, with earlier records absent.

Landers Flanders

Russian Christmas Table Straw Game

A Russian Christmas table centers on a bundle of straw symbolizing the manager. Before the meal each guest draws a blade of straw. the guest who pulls the longest is believed to live the longest.

Saint Nicholas Across Nations in Christmas Lore

The article traces Saint Nicholas as the origin for Christmas figures in various regions. It notes American adoption as St Nicholas, British Father Christmas, German Santa Claus, Dutch Sinterklaas, and Dutch Kriss Kringle, all variants of the same patron. Montreal Star appears as a reference point in the discussion.

St. Nicholas America Father Britain Santa Claus Germany Kriss Kringle Holland Montreal Star

Candles require caution during holidays warns safety council

The national safety council urges keeping candles out of reach of children and heightened parental vigilance during the holidays due to increased inflammable materials in homes.

National Safety Council

Christmas Greeting Cards Cost Expected At 65 Million

The article notes a projected cost of 65 million dollars for Christmas greeting cards in the country. It adds that this figure ignores time lost trying to recall recipients.

Christmas Query Sparks Community Care Efforts

A holiday message inspires neighbors to look after one another this season. Local volunteers organize food drives and visit seniors, sharing warmth, prayers, and small gifts to brighten Christmas. Community leaders urge ongoing kindness beyond the holidays.

Rural Iowa interests show education and youth lead

A study by W H Stack of Iowa State College extension service finds rural Iowa recent gains mainly in education and youth activities with lag in cultural and spiritual areas. Surveyed included bankers township assessors and 7000 Town farmers showing boys and girls club work up about 25 percent in five years and high school participation up over 20 percent.

Iowa W. H. Stack Iowa State College Extension Service Iowa Weather and Crop Reporting Service United States Department of Agriculture

Church engagement trends show mixed progress over five years

The text notes that two percent less people are interested in going to church now than five years ago while communities with strong church programs are advancing in other areas. It adds that the overall reports indicate we are at 9.7 percent of the level reached five years earlier.

C. M. Webb Rolfe and Plover

Alfalfa Seed Offer Under False Term

Iowa State College extension specialist E S Dyas says unscrupulous seed dealers misrepresent common alfalfa seed as registered or certified varieties like affidavit Grimm. The practice harms Iowa seed industry and erodes farmer confidence in recommended varieties.

Iowa E.S.’ Dyas Iowa State College Mr. Dyas

Alfalfa Taxonomy and Century Plant Notes

Fragmentary report notes discussion of alfalfa varieties and a Century plant’s long bloom cycle. Mentions native species and golden varieties. unclear details due to garbled OCR.

United States

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