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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
1
The writer recalls a boyhood saw of few companions smoking cigarets and argues the law fuels adolescent use. He questions prohibition strategy, compares cigarets with cigars, and urges age restrictions while criticizing broad immigration and election reforms. He urges keeping doors open yet vigilant against agitators.
After two years of patient work Parisian restorers reassemble medieval stained glass from safety frames. The blue fragments and other priceless relics, once removed during air raids, are painstakingly rebuilt by master craftsmen for return to their ancient church homes.
Washington clergymen debate which church will be the president's after March 1921 as Central Presbyterian, long the president's worshiping spot for eight years, faces competition from Harding's Baptist, Cox's United Brethren, and Coolidge's Congregationalist, with Roosevelt an Episcopalian.
Historic note describes Windsor castle museum display of golden keys given to King George and successors for public building openings. Each key bears a brief account of the ceremony. Also mentions spring and summer suit patterns at Hille's.
Sale dates Alberts and Hixon hold a mule and horse sale in Rolfe on Saturday Feb 12. A R Graham and Leslie Hughes sell four miles south of Rolfe on Feb 14. BE W Meredith adjoining Plover on west sells on Tuesday Feb 15. Nis Behrendsen south Garfield lists a Duroc bred sow sale on Feb.
The notice lists multiple livestock sales around Rolfe Pocahontas and nearby towns. Sows bred and stock details are advertised for February and nearby dates with sellers such as Harvey Vaux and H F Olerich, plus references to Miss Sieh and Walkenhaver.
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