Save Your Old Papers For Future Stock
Conservationists insist old newspapers must be saved and returned to mills to avert a looming print paper shortage. The piece criticizes large city publishers for oversized Sunday editions and rising costs, urging readers to recycle to protect small and rural papers.
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Clustady
United States
Canada
Gust
Rolfe Grain & Milling Co to Close Saturday
The Rolfe Grain and Milling Company will be closed all day Saturday July 3.
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Rolfe Grain & Milling Co
St. L
ROLFE
Iowa
Local motorists take short trips around Armstrong area
Roy Ellsworth and H. P. Schoon motored to Armstrong Sunday. Mrs. Nels Smith visited Humboldt with her son Guy last week. Mrs. Jens Peterson Mrs. Ole Knutson and Harley visited Floyd McCreary home at Chardan, returning Monday. My and Mrs. A. E. Olsen and children with John Anderson spent Sunday in West Bend.
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Roy Ellsworth
H. P. Schoonover
Armstrong
Nels Smith
Humboldt
Guy
Jens Peterson
Ole Knutson
Harley
Chardan
Floyd McCreary
A. E., Olsen
John Anderson
West Bend
Rolfe and Area Residents Make Local Calls and Visits
Mrs. C. M. Nichols and Miss Madge Rolfe callers Monday. Misses Templeman Kent Watts Brad bury Fort Dodge shoppers last Wednesday. Mr. Godden and Mrs. Schoonover returned from Des Moines after attending the Golden Prairie Biennial. Ward McCreary called in Fenton Friday. Will Nielsen and daughter Winni fred of Humboldt spent Sunday here. Children’s Day program at the M. E. church drew Rutland residents Sunday evening. Agnes Goodmundson returned from Paullina where she visited her parents for a month. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hoveland visited relatives in Eagle Grove last Sunday. Fred Bradburn of Humboldt was in town early week. John Sampson of Humboldt transacted business here Tuesday.
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Rutland
M. E
Agnes Goodmundson
Paullina
R. Hoveland
Eagle Grove
Fred Bradburn
Humboldt
John Sampson
Humbholdt
Official Publication: Southern Surety Company Annual Certificate
Insurance Department of Iowa certifies Southern Surety Company of Des Moines authorized to transact casualty insurance until March 1, 1921. Statement for December 31, 1919 shows paid-up capital and 1919 income of 1,000,000.00 with total income 8,858,226.18.
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Insurance Department of Iowa
Des Moines
Southern Surety Company
Iowa
Code of Iowa
Savage
Commissioner of Insurance
Plover Patriot Church Services and Community Notes
Special services and Fourth of July activities at the Plover church include morning and evening programs with a veteran speaker, patriotic music, and family fellowship. Epworth League Institute July 19 25 and Camp Meeting July 29 Aug 8 promoted. Farmers' Elevator announces J S Heathman resigning and J B Stewart named manager effective Sept 1920 with Heathman to take a western motor vacation before October 1. Journal notes Heathman’s departure and wishes the best to Stewart.
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Epworth League Institute
Farmers’ Elevator
Stewart
Squire Heathman
Heathman
Agai
Heathmans
Ty Scranton Journal
Plover Methodist Church Invites Patriots to July Service
The Plover Methodist Church announces Sunday services will be patriotic and Christian led by Rev. Glenn M. Squires. He urges every Methodist family to attend and invite neighbors without a church home for a real community gathering beginning with an upcoming Sunday in July.
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Plover Methodist Church
Glenn M. Squires
Insurance Commissioner Affirms 1920 Company Finances
Des Moines records show the 1919 aggregate expenditures totaling 2,699,483.04 and assets at year end 1919 amounting to 2,243,053.40 while liabilities include amounts to reinsure all outstanding risks. A. C. Savage, Commissioner of Insurance, signs and seals the document on June 22, 1920.
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Des Moines
A. C. Savage
Delegates From Plover Sunday Schools Attend State Convention
Misses Ila Jarvis Edith Joby and Geo Steinbrum plus a son represented Plover Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday schools at the state Sunday school convention in Charles City last week. They report a fine meeting.
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Ila, Jarvis
Edith Joby
Geo. Steinbrum
Plover Presbyterian
Methodist
Charles City
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad at Webb's Drug Store
Cools the stomach washes out the bowels drives out impurities and promises happiness and contentment. Take it once a week during hot weather. Tea or Tablets priced at 35 cents. Webb's Drug Store Plover features the advertisement.
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Hollister
Webb’s Drug Store
Plover
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