The Greatest Thing in Life by D. W. Griffith
D. W. Griffith presents a drama answering what is the greatest thing in life. The production asks what one would ask if the gods decreed it and offers admission at 15c and 35c including war tax.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
3
D. W. Griffith presents a drama answering what is the greatest thing in life. The production asks what one would ask if the gods decreed it and offers admission at 15c and 35c including war tax.
Havelock Happenings reports Shirley Buster returning from Colorado to visit his wife in a sanatorium. their ten month old daughter died after a short illness and was buried in Mitsei. Numerous regional names and events follow from social visits, farm matters, farewells, and community notices across Pocahontas Laurens Rolfe and nearby towns.
The Roife Community Literary Society funds a moving picture course and stereopticon by selling a Belioon sokots series and advertising space. Local firms donated 291.50 worth of scenery for stage setups including living room and kitchen views. A farce titled Wide Enus For Two is planned for the next meeting, with humor aimed at presidential aspirants.
In Pocahontas County Iowa a 1920 district court notice names John Fisher as plaintiff seeking to establish ownership in fee simple of the west half of the southwest quarter of section 28 township 93 range 32. It targets R T Burt and unknown claimants to bar any title claims and warns of a March 18 1920 petition filing and future judgment if not answered.
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