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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
4
The Powhatan Farm Bureau Unit will present a program at the school building in Plover. Leaders invite community members to attend the event and learn about local farming topics.
A discussion of labor disputes and arbitration is cited alongside local music items. The Heathman Grove Orchestra is mentioned with a high school duet selection and notes on Mrs. C. W. Daniels and Mrs. EB Grove. Participants in the debate include Harvey Minkler Andrew Simonson and others.
Epworth League devotion discusses Seeing God Thru the Eyes of Jesus with Miss Macauley and an illustrated India lecture. Ruthven basketball fans witness Ruthven vs Plover. Plover loses 21 to 14. Several local sports officials and events noted with Farm Bureau program, upcoming Rolfe and Ft. Dodge tournaments, and community notices.
Members of the community are listed visiting relatives and returning home from Des Moines Earlham Dakata City and Fort Dodge. Social visits include Miss Lillian Watts at State Teachers College Cedar Falls and Miss Marie Hawkins in Dakota City. The Bradgate Independents beat a substitute Humboldt team 58 to 11, with hopes of a future contest against the Legion team.
The Soldiers' Home at Sawtelle resident, Comrade Searles, 91, toured San Gabriel, recalling past missions and the Civil War. He sketched the mission campanile, the stairway, and the Old Grapevine, noting his memories of the era and the area.
A Williamsburg Brooklyn resident Mr Cogan after ten burglaries installed a bear trap inside a window and trapped a burglar. The tale contrasts harsh injury with prisons and cautions about dangers and broader social implications of trapping. The piece ends with reflective lines about keeping troubles private.
Camel hair shoes and light shades lead popular trends with pleated effects. Women’s high shoes range from 2.45 to 4.98 with multiple widths. Men’s dress shoes and felt slippers also discounted. Perales prints, warm bedding, and egg-buying incentives accompany the sale at C. & C. Store Fort Dodge.
Local store promotes regular prices as samples with overstock items. Campaign highlights include knee and hip boots, army overshoes, white outing fabric, ginghams and sheetings, Jello, Velvet tobacco, Karo Bib, Campbell soups, Post Toasties, Crystal White, Palm Olive, and Dunlap shoes. Wool dress rack marked down from 19.98 to 9.98. Sale touts clearance of high priced short lots.
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