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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
7
A reflection on discretion noting cleverness lies in choosing not to speak at inopportune moments and in how restraint can enhance timely communication. The piece argues that silence can be as effective as a well chosen remark.
Eleven milk cows described as mostly young good grade Shorthorns with one dry animal, indicating a compact dairy herd listing.
As head of Hogs Twenty three head Duroc and Poland China sows average weight 110 pounds and thirty one barrows Durocs and Poland Chinas average weight 120 pounds.
The item list includes a 1922 Titan tractor with John Deere implements, multiple binders, mowers, rakes, wagons, drills, plows, cultivating gear, a 14 horsepower engine, a Willis Knight car, and various farm machinery. Also noted are two sets of harness, drills, disc harrows, a fanning mill, and a bob sled.
Grove Brothers Auctioneers announce terms cash for an upcoming sale with L. E. Reynolds serving as Examiner-in-Charge. Cler details indicate standard auction procedures and required payments.
Shorty commands a rear guard as six shooters and rifles are readied. The posse moves through brush toward a ridge while Charlie Meek lies gagged and unseen. The narrator slips into an offshoot trail seeking a risky escape at dawn bright with new light.
Havelock residents report visits from ministers in Plover Mal lard Ayrshire Laurens and Ware. School and church events include I O O F Rebekah farewell, a piano concert by Laurens orchestra, and a Legion Auxiliary election. Community news covers illnesses fires sales horse trading shipping to China and upcoming church and club meetings.
A narrator crouches at the trail foot near a spruce, seeking concealment as unseen watchers overlook a mountain bowl. The Forty-Red creek headwaters cradle a prospect hole with winch and bucket beside a yellow earth and red rock pile, marking the center of Interest along the ridge.
Ralph Hudek of Pocahontas shelled corn last week for R. C. Cole Co Barth St Perry and others. Martin Gehrt checked county business Tuesday. Perry with his tractor open picking machine and Hans Ralle visited relatives and tended to affairs. Ray Graver was picking and involved in local matters.
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