Rolfe Post Office Listing From 1910 Notice
Classified line notes second class matter status for Rolfe post office with filing date May 14 1910 under March 8 1873 postal act in effect.
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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
1
Republican Rebellion Fails to Topple Taft Senate Leader
A group of 13 Republicans led by Irving Ives challenged Senator Lodge to replace Taft as Senate leader, but the effort collapsed as many GOP members clung to traditional positions. The piece notes lingering isolationism, tariff protectionism, farmer aid skepticism, and Social Security opposition, with a shift of some voters toward Democrats for liberal policies.
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Senate
Irving Ives
New York
Lodge
Massachusetts
Robert A. Taft
Ives
Taft
Democratic Party
Truman speech sparks talk of Russian leaders seeking compromise
The Kansas City address hints at possible Soviet willingness to seek a deal with the United States. Walter Lippmann notes Communists question Marx Lenin doctrine’s fate in America, debating New Deal effects and economic crisis risks, influencing Kremlin strategies.
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Truman
Kansas City
U. S
Walter Lippmann
United States
Europe
Lippman
Kremlin
Stalin
Russia
Marx
Newspaper Prices Rise As Costs Grow In Iowa Region
Algona Upper Des Moines notes nearby papers hiking subscriptions as production costs increase. The item suggests newsprint and distribution expenses have risen faster than most sectors over recent years.
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Algona Upper
Des Moines
Time discipline shapes children, Mara thon Republic opines
The Mara thon Republic argues strict enforcement of curfews or bedtimes guides children’s development. It asserts consistent routines help cultivate responsibility and prevent disciplinary issues, urging parents to set clear expectations and follow through.
Editorial snippets reflect wartime politics and everyday life
Readers across towns comment on Truman versus Dewey, Supreme Court rulings on closed shops, auto dealer profits, income taxes, and bank reconciliation quirks. The letters mirror local voices on national events, civil rights, and seasonal weather prompts.
Creighton University Provides Part Time Jobs for 500 Students
About 500 Creighton University students are employed part time to help cover living and school costs. The Public Relations department coordinates work placements, with the largest group totaling 100 students at a major national insurance company in Omaha. Students balance work with classes and campus activities while gaining practical experience.
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Creighton University
Creighton
Omaha
National Insurance Company
Broken leg for Emmetsburg infant in fall accident
Two year old Linda Matthie n daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthiesen in Emmetsburg fractured her left leg when her father slipped and fell while holding her last week in their home.
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Linda Matthiesen
Emmetsburg
Sleep and health urge full nightly rest for all ages
The Iowa State Department of Health urges longer, undisturbed sleep for energy, peace of mind, and disease resistance. Adults vary in needs from seven to ten hours. children require more rest, and a restful bedroom with a quality mattress, box spring, and proper pillows supports restorative sleep.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Refrigerators seen driving Pocahontas county sales in 1949
A Gibson Refrigerator Co survey shows about 396 Pocahontas county families plan to buy electric refrigerators in the next year. The report cited by Midwest Timmerman of Des Moines notes continuing strong demand for major appliances in the county.
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Gibson Refrigerator Co
Greenville
Mich
Pocahontas County
Midwest Timmerman
Des Moines
Iowa
Gibson
Cedar Falls man cranks out farm sale cries for decades
Oscar Tostlebe of Cedar Falls has spent about 43 years promoting farm sales and last year handled 50 auctions totaling about $600,000. His smallest sale last year was twice as large as his biggest sale in 1982 and 1938, illustrating his long tenure and growing volume.
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Oscar Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Mary Jane Streit and Stanley Havlick Wed in Pocahontas
Mary Jane Streit became the bride of Stanley Havlick in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist church officiated by Rev. John R. Kirby. The reception for 40 followed at the Lowell Streit home with pink and white decor.
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Pocahontas
Mary Jane Streit
Stanley Havlick
John R. Kirby
Roy Streit
Charlene Wainwright
Leslie Kakacek
Louis Kakacek
Lowell Streit
Havlick
Fred Streit
Pocahontas High School
Allied Mutual Insurance Co
Des Moines
Jerry Havlick
Altar Society Hosts Card Party at SS Peter and Paul
The SS Peter and Paul altar society met in the church hall on Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Bartosh and Mrs. Charles Hallman in charge. About 45 attendees enjoyed a bingo session with Mrs. Clarence Johnson winning high score and Mrs. Joe Bartosh taking the consolation. door prize went to Mrs. Wesley Hronek. Lunch followed, served by a committee headed by Mrs. William Stoulil. Mrs. R C Holland and husband plan to move January 135 to Eagle Grove where he will work in business. they have lived with Mrs. Donna Schroeder, mother of Mrs. Holland.
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Altar Society
SS. Peter’s and Paul’s Catholic Church
Frank Bartosh
Charles Hallman
Clarence Johnson
Joe Bartosh
Wesley Hronek
William Stoulil
R. C. Holland
Eagle Grove
Mr. Holland
Donna Schroeder
Mrs. Holland
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Wieker at Palmer Legion
A farewell party honoring Mrs. and Mr. George Wieker and their son Gerald was held Tuesday evening at Palmer Legion hall. The Wieker family plans to move to Trinidad Colorado to run a business while Gerald will stay on the farm they are leaving.
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George, Wieker
Legion Hall
Palmer
Wieker
Trinidad
Colo
Gerald
Measuring hay and grain storage space on the farm
Extension experts Dale Goodell and Dale Hull offer simple formulas to estimate storage needs for grain corn hay and bedding. They advise using bin crib and stack dimensions in feet to compute bushels and tons and note a chart in the extension office for silos and feed storage capacity.
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Dale Goodell
Dale Hull
Iowa State, College
Iowa
Goodell
Squirrel Pets Upstairs Life at Forest City Home
A squirrel once kept as a pet by Phil and Bob Hansen now roams the house freely. The animal is housebroken and considered an ideal companion in Forest City.
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Forest City
Phil
Bob Hansen
Fragments Describe Erection of Miniature Tree and Altar
Fragmentary text notes a miniature tree erecting in a custom ceremony with polishing in lieu of stocking. The readable lines suggest a ceremonial display or offering, with limited context about place or figures involved.
Check Improper Cash Return and Polio Virus Link Note
In LeMars last week a payroll check for 1008 dollars was returned to the owner after a Ra phone employee attempted a proper processing. Scientists believe infantile paralysis may be caused by several types of polio virus making prevention extremely difficult.
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LeMars
Yp Mitchell
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