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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
2
A reflective proverb style item notes that a prudent person avoids harming neighbors and challenging authorities in a city setting while hinting at universal gendered opinions and social norms from old aphorisms.
A jumbled reflective piece critiques war and advertising literacy, noting ambulance directories at intersections and contrasting English and American social quirks. It mentions married men living longer, women speakers at a Republican convention, and car safety claims amid a chaotic collage of phrases.
Local events include Littenball tomorrow night and a benefit Camp W.O. H.. visits from Vera Grove, D. W. Trick family, Charity Rowell. Beri Fisher hauling steel to Ottosen. Barnes family moving into Hotel Hesmetan. Eagle Grove golf match at Rolfe. multi-family gatherings, picnics, and outings in Rolfe with visits from Stillwater Oklahoma relatives. Fourth of July celebrations with Harviss F. Thomas and the Glea son ten-pisce band at the Algona fair grounds. Linotyper notes on missing characters.
A fragment from Pickerill's column reflects on politics and prohibition, noting enjoyment and enforcement tensions. The piece hints at public vacations, fire plans, and mixed public reactions to political slogans and leaders.
Hee Haw News notes a closeout of red, white and gray paint with weekly one percent price reductions until sold. A coal offer promises steady monthly buys for a filling bin. L D Smith adds red cedar shingles to a Northeast town farmhouse roof, while rent ideas offset fuel savings. The piece mentions canning season, attic closets, end to end calculators and hay rack needs for summer and harvest.
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