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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
4
The Rebekah installation team meets Saturday for practice with installation set for Tuesday July 13. A banquet follows. Frank Wells will demo Wearever ware July 15 at 3 pm in the Presbyterian hall with a 10c collection for the Aid Society. Various visits, arrivals, and community events populate the week including berry harvest notes and a Lake Okoboji camp trip.
The fragmentary text mentions halted activity and a reference to an earthy or soil related lineal term, with unclear subjects or locations due to OCR corruption. No clear events, names, or dates can be determined from the readable portion.
A fragment notes a woman asserting Henderson’s wife supports a position. The text hints at political alignment but lacks full context or clear actions, making the specific outcome unclear.
Those indebted to the Plover Belgian Horse Co. are asked to settle by July 20, 1915. Secretary-Treasurer Tom M. Simonson warns early payment is expected.
Advert shows Cham berlain's Tablets claimed to restore appetite relieve bloating and promote normal bowel movement. Testimonial from J H Lietz of Detroit Michigan states the product aided digestion. Sold by all dealers with Ady Arrow branding.
A minister at a marriage ceremony for Miss Bilguns and Lord Nocash omitted the word obey. The assistant asked what word he substituted, and the response was supply.
A crew reflects on a tough defeat with one consolation noted. The dialogue captures sportmanship and shared effort following the race. No names or places are provided in the readable text.
The passage notes beginners tire quickly and wind themselves in chopping. It contrasts a steady machine like rhythm with slow, regular strikes to avoid overexertion. It warns that deep sinking of the axe each stroke is the hardest work and hurts accuracy.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs J D McCarville at Dr J L Young home in Rolfe and Mrs Wm Overton from Laurens. Havelock fans attended the game against Gilmore City with a 6 to 2 victory for the home team. The Heckersons and children left Saturday for a stay with relatives in Strawberry Point Iowa.
Mrs Rudolph attended a funeral in Web Indiana last Friday. Miss Mabel Kathan of Livermore visited her parents here over Sunday. Nellie Eno Clara Hecker returned from Highland Park Des Moines to spend vacation. J Brazier sports a new Studebaker. Géo Mick John Laughran eyed land prospects northern Iowa southern Minnesota. Will Chinns visited the W E B Chinn family. Newlyweds Squire Heathman arrived. he joins Farmers Elevator Co. O J Mentzer bought a Hupmobile last week. Chas Holdaway seeks work in Missouri. Fay Kathan spent Sunday with parental home. Miss Margaret Johnson returned from Illinois with an aunt. Mr. McCrosky Des Moines spent week end with wife visiting Hersoms. Havelock folks enjoyed Pickere Lake celebration. Geo Dickerson and son Claude visited. Beth Clarke left with Obrecht for Minnesota trip. Twin Lakes picnic drew a large young crowd. Claude Hansen has measles. Millie Goodchild visiting Hansen family. Garner family moved into printing office rooms. J B Sheldon Mrs W P Webb and daughter Catherine heard Chancellor Geo Bradford at Rolfe chautauqua. Pred Hart returned to Humboldt after visit. infant Harold Louis doing nicely. A M Howrey attended the Rolfe chautauqua.
The local Junior Epworth League held its annual picnic at A M Howrey s grove northwest of town. A large group traveled by car from the church and enjoyed games dinner ice cream and cake. Mrs Howrey received a souvenir spoon in appreciation of her efforts. A group photo was taken by Lawrence Sheldon. Cars provided by Geo Obrecht A G Obrecht and J B Sheldon aided the event.
A reader from Galloway Stewart M. endorses Chamberlain's remedy as the only colic and diarrhoea cure giving complete satisfaction and recommends it to friends at all times.
Reverend William P. Webb reports strong attendance amid competing events. He recalls Chancellor Bradford's Rolfe visit and notes the martyrdom of John Huss 500 years ago. He urges focus on truth and invites worship at 10:30 AM preaching, 11:30 AM Sunday School, and 8:00 PM preaching.
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